Driver Collection.

[65ross]

Taking with most guys when they change drivers most seem to discard there old driver, over the years I have tested many brands of drivers and ones I bought tend to still use from time to time as I kept all my big sticks, guess as new Tec knowledge come with new drivers we all look at the latest on market, myself no exception. so over the last years my collection has grown to the following =

Greg Norman Cobra Driver (1992 model) Good for 200yds.

Callaway Big Bertha  10.5 Mid 90 model 

Callaway Diablo Edge 10.5

Callaway Razr X 10.5

Cobra Bio Cell Adjustable

Taylor Made RBZ HL 12 deg

Ping G25 Adjustable

Cleveland GC Custom Black

Tour Edge Bazooka 460 Black

Titleist 915D2

Taylor Made Aeroburner Black 10.5 

Out these drivers the Aeroburner is the longest and the Cleveland the most forgiving and consistent club off the tee. Give your feed back on driver's. Cheers Good golfing for 2017 to all.

 

 

[Hatchman]

Nice collection.  Probably have a good story for each one, best and worst shot.  I have a few drivers also, from Calaway - TM.  Play TM now.

Edited January 7, 2017 by Hatchman

[Hacker James]

5 hours ago, 65ross said:

Taking with most guys when they change drivers most seem to discard there old driver, over the years I have tested many brands of drivers and ones I bought tend to still use from time to time as I kept all my big sticks, guess as new Tec knowledge come with new drivers we all look at the latest on market, myself no exception. so over the last years my collection has grown to the following =

Greg Norman Cobra Driver (1992 model) Good for 200yds.

Callaway Big Bertha  10.5 Mid 90 model 

Callaway Diablo Edge 10.5

Callaway Razr X 10.5

Cobra Bio Cell Adjustable

Taylor Made RBZ HL 12 deg

Ping G25 Adjustable

Cleveland GC Custom Black

Tour Edge Bazooka 460 Black

Titleist 915D2

Taylor Made Aeroburner Black 10.5 

Out these drivers the Aeroburner is the longest and the Cleveland the most forgiving and consistent club off the tee. Give your feed back on driver's. Cheers Good golfing for 2017 to all.

 

 

Dang,I could retire on the money you spent on drivers.  Oh wait a minute, I already am retired! 

[65ross]

James I am also retired, but cost of drivers over a 25 year period only work's out at about $130 a year so really not expensive when you think you spend easily $130 on balls a year and they consumables and not retained value, happy golfing. Cheers.

[Vinny Cap]

Nice collection.  With my iron collection and your driver collection we could open a store!

I have a lot of older wooden woods and a few newer ones.  The old ones are Ping (Eye2 and ISI) and I hit them pretty good for old woods.  I also have some old McGregor and Spalding woods.  My newer ones are Callaway Big Bertha's.  The newest one I currently game is a Callaway Diablo and its not the newest thing out there but it works for me.

I see you like to mix it up and are not 1 brand loyal... thats good.

[Denny Bang Bang]

That is quite a collection, you can almost open up your own used golf shop haha.

I currently play a G30 LS-TEC, and still have my older G15 as a backup

[Lagavulin62]

From oldest to new:

WS Metal Driver

Alpha 

SMT Carnoustie

and currently Bangomatic. 

[Lihu]

On 1/7/2017 at 2:45 AM, 65ross said:

Out these drivers the Aeroburner is the longest and the Cleveland the most forgiving and consistent club off the tee. Give your feed back on driver's. Cheers Good golfing for 2017 to all.

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Titleist 915 D2-10.5°, Titleist 915 F 15°, PING G25 16.5°, PING G30 Hybrid 19°
PING G25 4-W, Cleveland RTX 588 Rotex 2.0 48°/52°
Rife Bimini Island Series Putter, PING DLX Bag
Sureshot Rangefinder, PING Sensor Glove, Srixon Q star Balls.

Just curious why you have the Titleist 915 in your signature rather than either of the two listed as either the longest or most forgiving?

I'm guessing that my entire family has less types of clubs than you do.

I use my Ping i25 even though it's not the most forgiving, but my son and I have four drivers that we share. Titleist 910D2, Cobra Bio Cell+, Ping i25. My daughter has Callaway ladies BB and Cobra Fly-Z. My wife has a Callaway Solaire. My son and I tend to have more sets of irons rather than woods etc. We have Ping-i20, Callaway X20, Burner 2.0, Cleveland CG Tour blades, MP-32 Blades, MP-52. He uses the CG Tour blades and I use the MP-52.

 

On 1/8/2017 at 4:10 AM, 65ross said:

James I am also retired, but cost of drivers over a 25 year period only work's out at about $130 a year so really not expensive when you think you spend easily $130 on balls a year and they consumables and not retained value, happy golfing. Cheers.

Try $13 a year, and I can't seem to get rid of the ones I don't like,

 

[Golfingdad]

I haven't bothered to sell any of my old ones, although I did give a Callaway RazrFit to @Big C when his clubs all got stolen.  (Actually, I may have sold it to him, I don't remember)

The rest of my collection is (oldest to newest):

Titleist 975D

Titleist 910D3

Callaway XHot

Callaway BB Alpha 815

Ping G30

[SavvySwede]

My current collection

Macgregor Mike Souchak Signature 1960?

PING Eye 1983

Taylormade Burner Tour Preferred 1991

Titleist 975 J-VS 2002

Callaway Big Bertha II 2002

Callaway Big Bertha 454 2005

Callaway X Hot Pro 2013

Callaway Big Bertha Alpha 815 DBB 2014

[65ross]

13 hours ago, Lihu said:

Just curious why you have the Titleist 915 in your signature rather than either of the two listed as either the longest or most forgiving?

I'm guessing that my entire family has less types of clubs than you do.

I use my Ping i25 even though it's not the most forgiving, but my son and I have four drivers that we share. Titleist 910D2, Cobra Bio Cell+, Ping i25. My daughter has Callaway ladies BB and Cobra Fly-Z. My wife has a Callaway Solaire. My son and I tend to have more sets of irons rather than woods etc. We have Ping-i20, Callaway X20, Burner 2.0, Cleveland CG Tour blades, MP-32 Blades, MP-52. He uses the CG Tour blades and I use the MP-52.

 

Try $13 a year, and I can't seem to get rid of the ones I don't like,

 

My Titleist was purchased prior to getting the aero burner and Cleveland drivers, when I took photo of my bag, actually my bag has changed a bit in last 12 months, need to update it, use the Titleist in summer seem get more run out with it but like the aero burner  in wet months get good distance carry, the Cleveland is great on tight courses when you need placement. Nice to hear you share clubs with family, 6 set irons, I find it hard to change irons, drivers and fairway/hybrids I swap and change for different courses.