With the release of the new XXIO X and XXIO Eleven drivers, a big question from many XXIO fans or people looking to try out the brand is how to choose between the two different clubs. … [Continue Reading “How to Choose Between The XXIO X And XXIO Eleven Drivers”]
When you’ buy a driver you want it to last, right? Yet still one of the biggest concerns for so many golfers is if their new driver will stand the test of time. … [Continue Reading “Do Drivers Lose Their “Pop” Over Time? The Answer May Surprise You”]
Do you have the right driver for your golf game? It’s not always about the newest model, the lowest CG or highest MOI, instead, it is about having the right series of specs that fit your game and skill level. … [Continue Reading “7 Steps to Choosing the Perfect Driver For Your Golf Game”]
As 2019 comes to a close we wanted to look back at this past year and go over some of the most notable drivers that were released in 2019. … [Continue Reading “The 11 Best Drivers of 2019”]
The New Callaway Epic Flash Star Driver is out and it. is. impressive! … [Continue Reading “The New Callaway Epic Flash Star Driver”]
With the release of the new Titleist TS1 and TS4 Drivers we thought it would be helpful to create a blog post that will help you tell the difference between these new clubs and the already released TS3 and TS4 drivers, as well as how to decide which would be best for you.… [Continue Reading “How to Choose Between the Titleist TS1, TS2, TS3, and TS4!”]
The new Titleist TS4 driver is out and if you are an advanced golfer who wants more distance and more control, then this is the driver for you! … [Continue Reading “Review of the NEW Titleist TS4 Driver!”]
Very recently, Titleist has released their NEW TS1 Driver and we are very excited about it! … [Continue Reading “Titleist TS1 Review”]
“cc” stands for cubic centimeters and the USGA dictates the maximum volume a golf driver can be is 460cc According to the USGA Rules for 2019, “The volume of the clubhead must not exceed 460 cubic centimetres (28.06 cubic inches), plus a tolerance of 10 cubic centimetres (0.61 cubic inches)” (Page 49). Ok cool, now… [Continue Reading “What does a 460cc Driver mean in golf?”]
