Please help me decide between these drivers?

[Kevin18]

Hello, I am in the business of buying a new driver but I need your help. I know that the only way to truly find out which is the best is to actually test them all out, but I could always do a lil' research before hand! Here are the drivers I am considering:

Ping i20

Cobra AMP

Taylormade Rocketballz (not the adjustable version)

There could be points made for each. FYI I am a pretty decent ballstriker but that shouldn't play too big of a role right now. So what are they? Thanks

[Hyp3r]

A buddy of mine has the ping i20 and loves it.

[mokoCGC]

go the ping i20. you wont regret it

[HoledOut]

Alright, but I have a few questions to further understand:

Does anyone know the weights of any of these drivers? I swung the Rocketballz before and I really liked how light it was, and I am curious to see how light the rest are?

[boogielicious]

You have probably heard this before, but get a fitting.  It is the most expensive club and you use it a lot.  Fitting for a driver takes about 1 hour.  You can try different drivers, see the results with TracMan and get the right shaft.  You will not regret it.

[PirateJim]

Originally Posted by HoledOut

Alright, but I have a few questions to further understand:

Does anyone know the weights of any of these drivers? I swung the Rocketballz before and I really liked how light it was, and I am curious to see how light the rest are?

The specs for the various clubs are available on the manufacturer's web sites I expect.  I believe, however, that the swing weights will vary depending on the shaft.

I just got fit for a Titleist 913D2 by a professional fitter (Titleist Advanced Fitting Center).  Tried several different lofts, about 5 different shafts, and fiddled considerably with hosel settings.  It was night and day from what I've experienced at retail stores.  All those manufacturers should have lists of qualified fitters listed on their web site.  I would highly recommend a proper fitting, it isn't really all that expensive.

[flintcreek6412]

As said above....get fit and hit as many as you can.

I was convinced I wanted a RBZ until I actually swung it against other clubs and saw the results.  It was way too light for me and I didn't feel I could control it as well as a heavier club.  I really liked the Ping and Titleist and found that the Titleist worked best for me and have been very happy with it.  It's a very personal thing and we all have different likes/dislikes.

Just remember, you will get fit for your swing on that day.  If you don't golf a lot and have an inconsistent swing you might drive yourself crazy.  Good luck and have fun.

[Meddle]

How far do you hit it and with what trajectory? The driver heads themselves aren't going to make as big of a difference as selecting the right loft, flex, and investigating the stock shafts that come in each of those drivers and the spin and trajectory they impart to the ball.

[TMAdidas]

I didn't like the Cobra. I'm a big Cobra fan, but didn't like the AMP.

[iacas]

Originally Posted by HoledOut

Alright, but I have a few questions to further understand:

Does anyone know the weights of any of these drivers? I swung the Rocketballz before and I really liked how light it was, and I am curious to see how light the rest are?

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