Comments on: Tour Edge Adds Two New Drivers to Exotics Line

By: Rob Welty

Rob Welty — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:31:40 +0000

Hit the XLD 9* stiff at the range and then on the course. Lets me hit a power fade with ease. Hit a Superquad occasionally as far, but with less consistancy. In recent months have tried a Sumo2 (too loud, but long), Dymo (too loud, not as long), Burner (wants to draw). I was weary of the 46" shaft, but so far it's not a problem. Shape is very high tech looking and I feel a sense of confidence when I swing it (not so with the Superquad). Sound is louder than the Superquad, but nowhere near the Nike's. This one's a keeper!

By: Greg

Greg — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:51:15 +0000

Just recently learned about the Tour Edge brands and the way the golf ball bounce off the club face so I ordered a XLD driver that come with a free XLD fairway wood off of Rock bottom golf. I am amazed at the feel and distance I am getting from these clubs. I was smashing the driver at the range atleast 20 yards further that my TM Burner driver. I highly reccomend these clubs.

By: Bill from Boston

Bill from Boston — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 01:13:09 +0000

Demo'd the XLD driver today...CRUSHED IT. Best club I've ever hit regardles of type. I play Taylor Made Irons, fairways, rescues and driver (R7 Draw). I will buy this club tomorrow. I love it. Anybody want to buy a slightly used R7 Draw Driver????

By: James

James — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 02:40:05 +0000

I was turned on the the Tour Edge two years ago from my little brother who toured on the Long Drive tour. I was in the market for a new driver and he suggested the Exotics. I am a 1 HC and have played Tit. & Tay MD drivers and since testing the Exotics driver, it has been in my bag ever since. I now own the EX 1 irons and the technology and quality of these clubs were a very pleasant surprise. I will soon replace my custom made fairway woods with the combo brazing woods.

DISTANCE! FORGIVENESS!! SOLID MISS HITS!!!

Since my surgery on my elbow, I have not gotten back all the feeling in my hand and my tendency is to hit it an occasional heal shot, and my playing partners never know. I do because of the head design shows you! Just an awesome set of clubs. They do not need to pay anyone to play these.

By: rocky

rocky — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:35:13 +0000

I have the XCG 13* 3wd and the XCG 18* & 21* hybrid's, all riding the Aldila DVS shafts. I have a Titleist 907D2, but rarely use it. I routinely win free drinks when I bet players that I can beat their drivers off the tee with my 3 wd off the deck. Yep, it's like that. And just as soon as I grow a pair and figure out how to justify 399 to my more monetarily responsible significant other.....I'm there dude.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 12 May 2008 16:05:04 +0000

The first exotics drivers blew any driver out of the water when i tested them outside, on the course, none of that launch monitor bull. I recently hit the XCG at the PGA show in Orlando and that thing is dynamite!! Ball exploded off the club face with a high yet piercing trajectory. If you have $400 to spend and you have an old driver....buy one

By: Mike W

Mike W — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 06:24:19 +0000

Bought the XCD after trying both XCD and XLD. Again customer service was right on. Definitely hit the XCD at least 5-10 yards further than anything else with some real boomers when hit "on the screws", but the XLD and my Callaway Square FT-i may indeed be more "forgiving",but who cares!
Gonna give it a real try out this weekend at PGA Village.

By: El

El — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:56:54 +0000

Flat out the best club company.

The big guys talk about technology - Tour Edge produces it.

By: 230

230 — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 18:45:06 +0000

I have a had an Exotics Driver and Fairway wood in my bag for a few years and love them and their company. They are well built and a lifetime guarantee is hard to beat. Any company that you can go on their website and get instant on line rep is great. The only drawback is that if you want to go from a regular shaft to stiff or vice versa (after purchase) and its the fuji HL shaft they will not sell you the shaft. This happened to my nephew as he gets bigger and better. So basically we bought another shaft so the lifetime warranty is gone. Also, I have the Proto driver and lost the headcover and they would not sell me one. I guess they are just trying to protect themselves in some manner but if you can produce an invoice and they already have you registered they should have sold me the Proto headcover. I was lucky to find a brand new one on ebay cheap.

Other than that they are certainly bombers and don't see them coming out of my bag although I am very tempted now to try the XCG

Thanks for the great read.

By: Mike W

Mike W — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 04:20:14 +0000

I bought a TE Exotics Driver on eBay Summer '06 "for cheap" and really thought it was a great club until I got "custom fitted "and was told everything about the club was wrong for me . Well, after a "Custom made/fitted driver", a Bazooka in those specs, a FT-5 and an FT-i Callaway driver in still other specs but pro fitted, the Exotics is back in the bag ! My buddies confirm I hit it the best overall, especially where lenght is the main factor.
The first three have been sold, but the the FT-i remains; it's nearly impossible for me to hit the FT-i crooked but the TE Exoctics is longer when both hit square.
Obviously I'm an Driver junkie; I can't wait to try the new ones.
Can't say enough about the company; they swapped out my eBay club when it broke and answered an email about the new drivers. Imagine that! Customer service . By the way, based on my ever need for further driver distance and what I told them , they recommended the XCG. Yeah, I'm a bit of a nudge , but this company can make even me smile.