Recommend me a driver

[hack2scratch]

looking to buy a used driver with the following

small head 

neutral face 

all time classic favorites

Can be old but not like made of wood old 10 to 20 years

dont want adjustable

10.5 loft 

 

 

[saevel25]

4 minutes ago, hack2scratch said:

looking to buy a used driver with the following

small head 

neutral face 

all time classic favorites

Can be old but not like made of wood old 10 to 20 years

dont want adjustable

10.5 loft 

https://www.globalgolf.com/golf-clubs/1001190-titleist-975j-driver/used/?lft=10

https://www.globalgolf.com/golf-clubs/1012216-ping-g10-driver/used/?lft=10

https://www.globalgolf.com/golf-clubs/1002817-taylormade-r7-quad-tp-driver/used/?lft=10

[Hardspoon]

9 minutes ago, hack2scratch said:

looking to buy a used driver with the following

small head 

neutral face 

all time classic favorites

Can be old but not like made of wood old 10 to 20 years

dont want adjustable

10.5 loft 

Not sure about lofts, but check out the TM R540.

[Vinsk]

39 minutes ago, hack2scratch said:

looking to buy a used driver with the following

small head 

neutral face 

all time classic favorites

Can be old but not like made of wood old 10 to 20 years

dont want adjustable

10.5 loft 

 

 

looking to buy a used car:

Difficult steering, no racket/pinion

No body flare or graphics

Don't want any options. I'll never want to change anything

Not interested in any technology that has been put in to improve fuel efficiency or handling.

I want to go from hack to scratch.

Edited May 16, 2017 by Vinsk

[hack2scratch]

20 hours ago, Vinsk said:

looking to buy a used car:

Difficult steering, no racket/pinion

No body flare or graphics

Don't want any options. I'll never want to change anything

Not interested in any technology that has been put in to improve fuel efficiency or handling.

I want to go from hack to scratch.

i dont see an issue with playing and being recommended older drivers? What is the point of your post?

I never said technology was bad or against it, just wanted to try out some older tech stuff and want some recommendations of people who have favorites.

 

 

[Vinsk]

2 hours ago, hack2scratch said:

i dont see an issue with playing and being recommended older drivers? What is the point of your post?

I never said technology was bad or against it, just wanted to try out some older tech stuff and want some recommendations of people who have favorites.

 

 

Yeah, I was just messing' with ya. It's all good my friend. Not too old, but I can tell you I really liked the Ping G20 driver. I wore it out good. Probably would've kept it longer but I accidentally snapped it getting it into my silly car trunk which was too small. 

[Buckeyebowman]

I can completely understand the "small head" idea. A buddy of mine absolutely cannot stand the "grapefruit on a broomstick" look of today's Drivers! I've told him that there are mini-Drivers, but you can't find them in our local golf shops. I guess you have to go online. He'd prefer something just slightly larger than his 3 wood, which is what he tees off with now.

[roamin]

Until recently*, a 2004 Big Bertha Titanium was my baby for many, many years (10+). 360cc clubhead, great feel, easy to swing fast and hit far. It always seemed like the "harder" I swung, the more she rewarded me. I tried a couple larger drivers through the years, but always made my way back to Bertha. No half sizes, though, you'd have to settle for a 10^o or 11^o.

* Coincidentally, and oddly enough, I just gave her to my son about a month ago after receiving a TaylorMade AeroBurner for my b-day...and I'm never going back. 

[WUTiger]

Here's a couple from Callaway which you might like. Only drawback: both are 460 cc heads; otherwise they fit your critical items.

RazrX Black* (circa 2012) - 10.5*, composite head, D5 | Fuji Motore F8 stock shaft, 46" |
  Face angle -  8.5*, 9.5* = 1* open // 10.5* = square // 13.5* = closed.
 *non-adjustable brother of RazrFit ... early high launch, low spin offering.

HyperX Tour  (circa 2008) -10.5*, D5, square face // 68 gr. Fuji Fit-On 360 shaft as stock, 45.5" (Circa 2008).   Hot, mid-level trajectory; used it in R-flex for four seasons.

[knucklebuster]

I found a ping karsten Ti si in a golf bag a friend asked me to dump.It was so retro and cool I had to take it for a round.All I can say is it did'nt suit me.

[hack2scratch]

so many options! I might have to buy them all! I got a used club store locally and can pick up any one of these drivers for 10-30 bucks

 

[Midpack]

You can have my old TaylorMade Burner Bubble driver. It's in very good condition, though it's a 9.5deg with a stiff shaft. You can have the matching 3 & 5 too.

Edited May 18, 2017 by Midpack

[pgone]

Brand new 2001  STILETTO 10.5*.. 280cc... ACCUFLEX VIZION.... LAMKIN WRAP

[David in FL]

Titleist 975d.

 

[Kalnoky]

TaylorMade Aeroburner Mini Driver has a small head and is readily available new. It's not expensive. 

Edited May 18, 2017 by Kalnoky

[nickel_aTm]

I've got a Ping G20 (neutral, non-adjustable) 10.5* with factory TFC stiff shaft.  Real good condition.  $50 shipped.  Message me if interested and I'll send some pics. 

[onthehunt526]

I actually liked the Taylormade 360 driver. I thought it was big at the time. 

I'm a little biased... But the original Exotics Tour Proto driver from Tour Edge fits your specs a bit. I'm not sure if it came in 10.5° but most early Exotics drivers came with lofts in 9°, 10.5°, and 12°. 

Also the Nike Ignite 380 was a good driver with the right shaft in it... I actually had one in my "mutt" set. 

[colin007]

Another vote here for the Titleist 975 line.