drivers

[hhsgolfer09]

have a g5 and LOVE IT!!! but iwas thinking about trading up...i was looking at either the titleist driver or the burner TP....and ideas?

[eberryhill7]

If you love it (especially in all caps) then don't trade it! The technology is not that much better then how it was when the g5 came out. I have an r7 460 and was considering trading it but when I tried other drivers, none of them
came close to the r7 in performance. So unless you find something that performs better then the driver that you have, then keep what you have.

[hhsgolfer09]

i think though that the face might have worn down because i cant seem to hit it just as far as i did....

[Wisco-Kid]

I think Golf marketing is working a little too well on us golfers. If you love the driver you have there is absolutely no reason to trade up. Save your money and go on a golf trip or something.

[Razorhog]

Stick with what you love!

[eberryhill7]

i think though that the face might have worn down because i cant seem to hit it just as far as i did....

If this is true then you should just get a new g5 or try a g10 because from what I have heard it is just a g5 on roids.

[bruce]

I replaced my R7 for a taylor made cgb max and find absolutely no difference,
its just good advertising by companies,if we did'nt change our clubs they would'nt sell,same with irons,i tried the callaway fusions for 3 or 4 rounds,no difference,went back to my old irons,my mate plays with irons that are 12 years old,he hits the ball great with them,no need to change.

[wrx_junki]

Get the G10 and sell me your G5 for cheap. :)

[sam004]

Has anybody heard any reviews of the Tommy Armour Silver Scot
square driver? I really liked the Callaway FT-i that a got to try, but
$500 is out of range. I found that I hit that very straight

Perhaps a cheap knock off would do the trick until the FT-i
becomes more affordable.

[GOLFSALOT00]

check out the g10 it is one of the longest on the market and it is also very workable i have love and love it