Where's all this new tech going?

[jcjim]

The new drivers have sliding bars that change the c of g and the draw/fade bias. plus a adjustment for loft...and these composites are showing up all over the head to change  the weight distribution.

So what's the next big thing what the heck does everyone need if you're able to change everything?

[Lihu]

The new drivers have sliding bars that change the c of g and the draw/fade bias. plus a adjustment for loft...and these composites are showing up all over the head to change  the weight distribution.

So what's the next big thing what the heck does everyone need if you're able to change everything?

Low aerodynamics that make the "turbulators" look like the model T of air resistance reduction.

[jcjim]

Low aerodynamics that make the "turbulators" look like the model T of air resistance reduction.

Well I have to say I'm up for that because I've never been able to swing the 460 heads like I was able to swing the old 250 heads..

[Mike Boatright]

The next big thing is hyper light heads weighing 100 grams with directed mass where you need it. Shafts can only go so light current 30 grams is the lightest tour shaft ever tried by Brant sneedeker I think.. don't quote me on that though :)  Anyway head weight really influences how fast you can swing it 100 grams less and you might gain 20 mph and if built correctly possibly 50 yards.

[Shorty]

None of this tech is new and none of it is about anything other than trying to create sales.

Composite head? Adjustable weight? Hardly new. It's a decade old tech.

It's all about hackers thinking they can buy a game or just motivating people with disposable income to spend it.

It's not "going" anywhere.

The most important thing in a driver is the shaft, but one looks just like another, so the average player (who would benefit from having the correct one) doesn't care because his buddies won't know the difference.