Most Forgiving Driver in your opinion!!

[bman1313]

I have always found Cobra's to be very forgiving. I have tried several other drivers in the past and I keep coming back to Cobra. I can hit it off the toe and it still goes 210 - 220.

[golfheaven]

I spent a few weeks time hitting many drivers at the driving range, trying to find one that was most forgiving for my hitting/swing habits.

In the end it came down to 2 drivers:
*Cleveland Monster Hibore XLS
*Bobby Jones Player Series

I chose the Monster Hibore XLS, 10.5 with Reg Flex, 50 gr Fujikura graphite shaft ($199). And I love it (despite its loud noise upon contact).

[zrlaegel]

R9 460 ......POW








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[Scott_K]

I didn't like the R9 because it felt a little on the heavier side and I felt like I was going with the driver. I couldn't use my normal driver swing with the club or any others on the heavier side. With my Burner, I can keep up my swing speed and hold a reverse C at the finish for a few seconds.

My interpretation of light vs. heavy is that a heavier club will help refine your overall swing. It will slow it down enough that it's in control. You may lose some distance, but you'll hit more fairways.
I didn't look too deep into shafts, kickpoints, midkick, lowkick, dropkick stuff, because I didn't want to be still shopping for a driver. Also, the TM product line requires a spreasheet to understand how many clubs and combinations they sell. I settled on the driver within 2 hours of trying a few drivers. If there are any faults I blame my swing.
If the R9 works for you, go for it.

[guywoof]

Everyone is different but I would say the G15. Not as long as some. I have a couple low handicap friends who also swear by Ping G15. I use the stock stiff shaft, but shaft flex is very important.

[Roblar]

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