Which driver do you use?

[hypergolf]

Which brand do you use when it comes to drivers? Pros and Cons.

1. Callaway
2. Taylormade
3. Titleist
4. Ping
5. Cobra
6. Mizuno
7. Cleveland
8. Nike
9. Bridgestone
10. Srixon
11. Others (Please specify)

[shinujk1]

Titleist 905T....used 983K before.....Taylormade R5 and Cleveland composite....not a big fan of callaway or nike or ping.....just don't like the sound and aesthetics

[fusioncal]

Although I'm a Callaway guy, I'd still choose TaylorMade over Callaway. Why? Simply because they're #1 driver in golf. Ok, that's ad talking. Anyway, I love their MWT technology - the ability to shape your shot. Btw, I'm currently using the r7 460cc. Although it doesn't have too much option in changing the result (only straight or draw due to only 2 ports available), but it has helped me eliminate the slice most of the time. A close friend of mine, however, has the r7 425cc. Now, that's the club I'm talking about. It can actually adapt to your current swing. With the stock weights (2-2 grams and 2-12 grams), you'll be able to choose whatever kind of result you're looking for (draw, straight, or fade). But if you decide to get the weight kit, the possibility of different trajectories are even greater.

And now, TaylorMade has the r7 SuperQuad 460cc with 4 weight ports. In other words, r7 425cc and r7 460cc live together in 1 black painted house (yes, the new driver is all black).

So, if you're looking for those kind of features, which I am, TaylorMade is for you. Like I said earlier, it is the #1 driver in golf.

[allin]

Adams, not one of my clubs is listed in the poll choices, LOL. Difficult to fade.

[Everardo]

See signature - backup is Callaway FT-3

[niblick]

I really like my Cobra F-Speed. I've only had a driver in the bag for a year or so - the Cobra replaced my Callaway Hawkeye. Unfortunately I bought it before I got fitted and found out I have the wrong shaft stiffness.

I'm thinking I'll probably sell it soon and go get fitted for a new driver this year.

[jcgrcya]

I currently play either the R7 425, or the Nike SQ. I find myself using the R7 more often than not, even though I am longer with the Nike. I just have more control with the R7 so I opt for that at the expense of the distance. I am not real happy with the stock shaft of the Nike so I may either swap it out, or just get rid of the club altogether.

[GoingfortheGreen]

I like Taylor Made..

Current: r7 425

I hope to replace it soon with the r7 Superquad

[BritBoy]

I'm still using the R5 and will for a while yet. I am going to change out the shaft this year. I dont really care what name is on the head. I think there is too little credit given to the value of having the right shaft in place.

[frankm]

I love my R7 460 9.5 and won't change for a while(at least 1 season)!
The Superquad looks hot and I like the Callaway X460. I'm like a kid in a candy store when I go to one of the big golf retailers!

[Fourputt]

Finally got to take my R7 9° out on the course today.... all I can say is NICE!!!

[mrobbie]

still using an eged Callaway Great Big Bertha with the Warbird sole plate!

Love it, but may swap it for a new model in July of this year....

[Hobbage]

Still using the trusty old Titleist 975D. However, this will probably be the year to pull the trigger on something new.

[ezmoney5150]

I have tried so many different drivers and always come back to Taylor Made. My first was (and still have) Taylor Made System 2 10.5 degree driver. Although I re-shafted it from the "Twist-Flex" to a UST Proforce 65.

I also had:

Taylor Made Ti Bubble
Taylor Made Ti Bubble 2 (Still Have)
Taylor Made Firesole (The only one I didn't like)
Taylor Made 320
Taylor Made 580XD
Taylor Made R7 425 (My Current love)

[mrbillinoc]

SUMO2........but I did get a chance to play 18 with Callaway's new FT-i...VERY nice club!!!

[warbirdlover]

Ping Rapture is the best I've ever hit.... (and I've hit them all)

[hypergolf]

It seems like Taylormade driver is the most popular so far. I realized that TM drivers have 59 degrees of lie on average, 57 degrees for Titleist on average and 56 degrees for Callaway. Does this difference in lie angle effect performance in any way? If so does it make much of a difference?

[SGolfer]

I am currently using a Callaway ERC 2 (yes, the one that is illegal in Competition play in America) and it is an amazing club; havent looked at any other driver ever since i got it a couple of years ago.

That Superquad does look nice though....