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What driver do you use?   

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  1. 1. What driver do you use?

    • Callaway
      32
    • Cobra
      18
    • Mizuno
      1
    • Ping
      17
    • Taylormade
      25
    • Titleist
      15
    • Cleveland
      3
    • Tour Edge
      0
    • Bridgestone
      1
    • Adams
      1
    • Nike
      6
    • Other brand
      14


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My current driver is taylormade M2. I pretty much game tailor-made for everything but my wedges. 

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Taylor Made M3.  bomb.com all day long.

:tmade:  - SIM2 - Kuro Kage silver 60 shaft
:cobra:  - F9 3W, 15 degree - Fukijara Atmos white tour spec stiff flex shaft

:tmade: - M2 hybrid, 19 degree
:tmade: - GAPR 3 iron - 18degree
:mizuno: MP-H5 4-5 iron, MP-25 6-8 iron, MP-5 9-PW

Miura - 1957 series k-grind - 56 degree
:bettinardi: - 52 degree
:titleist: - Scotty Cameron Newport 2 - Putter

check out my swing here

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I am gaming an XR16 right now.

When I went for a lesson this weekend, I had 20 minutes to kill, so I swung the Rogue.  Pro asked me if I was thinking of switching, to which I replied "only if this thing adds 20 yards to my drives"

I then witnessed it add 20 yards to my drives.  Back to back comparison to my XR16, same simulator, etc.

Thank god the rest of my game is suffering right now, or I would be $400 poorer.  But next year?......

Always remember, the same country that invented golf and called it a game, invented bag pipes and called it music.

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I have the Ping G400 LSTec right now but I may be switching to the Srixon Z 785 soon.

Philip Kohnken, PGA
Director of Instruction, Lake Padden GC, Bellingham, WA

Srixon/Cleveland Club Fitter; PGA Modern Coach; Certified in Dr Kwon’s Golf Biomechanics Levels 1 & 2; Certified in SAM Putting; Certified in TPI
 
Team :srixon:!

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Callaway Epic SubZero - Fitted

before that I had a Nike VR Pro ii - clearance buy

before that Nike SasQuatch - gift

I hit them all pretty well, but the Epic is amazing - the fitting with the correct shaft I suspect was the key thing.

Bill - 

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1 hour ago, rehmwa said:

Callaway Epic SubZero - Fitted

...I hit them all pretty well, but the Epic is amazing - the fitting with the correct shaft I suspect was the key thing.

I have the SubZero XR16.  Otherwise, same experience as you though, can't believe how much I love this driver.


Gigagolf P3 10.5*

Gigagolf TRX CT Response 12.5*

The P3 disn’t work for me but the TRX is great.

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I use a Callaway XR 16 cut down an inch.

:cobra: Amp Driver 10.5*(R)
:tmade: Burner 3W 15*(R)
:tmade: Burner 2.0 Rescue 3-4
:titleist: 714 AP1 Irons 5-pw, gw(Steel XP95 R300)
:callaway: MD3 Wedges 56, 60
:nickent:Omen Long Putter(un-anchored)


07 Taylormade  and didn't they freeze the rebound. So the other advantages would be spin rate, loft, shaft length things like that. Speak up am here to learn!!


Currently Taylormade M2. Making switch to a Cobra F8, ordered, waiting for it to arrive. 

In the bag:
 
Driver: :tmade: '07 Burner Draw 10.5 
3/4 Hybrid: :adams: Idea a205
Irons: :tmade: Burner Plus  

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Cobra F6 I won at a tournament. Don't feel like the distance is there(usually prefer Callaway drivers) but I do hit it very straight. 


I recently picked up a used Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Heavy driver.  It’s quite nice, despite being a few years old.  

Corey

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I have traded my Rogue in for a Titleist TS2

Don

In the bag:

Driver: PING 410 Plus 9 degrees, Alta CB55 S  Fairway: Callaway Rogue 3W PX Even Flow Blue 6.0; Hybrid: Titleist 818H1 21* PX Even Flow Blue 6.0;  Irons: Titleist 718 AP1 5-W2(53*) Shafts- TT AMT Red S300 ; Wedges Vokey SM8 56-10D Putter: Scotty Cameron 2016 Newport 2.5  Ball: Titleist AVX or 2021 ProV1

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Cobra F7+, I love the funky sound it makes on well struck shots. The only down side is if you hit the ball below the center line of the club face, you loose major yardage. I just tee it up a little higher.


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