Best Golf Drivers

Made with high precision, the driver comes in attractive black and grey options. As a 2018 release, it comes with new materials and new technologies. Among them, carbon insertions seem to balance it out the best. 2 shaft options are available here and the drivers are known for their balanced weight in both options.

A CNC milled face design is one of the main attractions of the driver. It represents a solid material made by hand to high precision. The thinner face material gets plenty of praise from all users, especially by those who’ve tried previous year’s drivers.

Dual roll technology implements 2 curvatures across the face. These areas are separated in top and bottom curvatures for the ultimate golfing results. Optimized launch and spin is the result of these design variations.

Thin carbon fiber crowns have been added to the Cobra King drivers. Most golfers ensure they get this driver for the lower center of gravity and the improved spin which comes with it. They also say the driver comes with improved an improved forgiving driver profile. Ball flight is a bit better with a lower center of gravity for those just starting out.

TailorMade’s M4 is made to reach the distance. With added flexibility and thinner materials, the driver now represents a stepping stone from entry-level products towards professional-grade gold drivers.

A new face angle has been designed to correct side spin and for straighter shots. The redesigned face offers to improve reliability on long shots. TwistFace is the technology implemented by TaylorMade here. This technology represents the corrective design on off-center mishits. Players with improving skills show the most appreciative feedback on the new face design as a result.

Geocustic explosive sound has been created to make the driver sound better as well. Advanced sole shaping has made the driver considerably more maneuverable. The redesigned sole frees up more space on the driver’s face as well. Its sweet spot is 67% larger than on the previous year’s design as a result.

The TaylorMade SIM MAX Driver has a revolutionary new shape with aerodynamic sole and inertia generator is designed for the most critical stage of the swings, and positions weight to provide faster clubhead speed for more ball speed and distance while the rear weight creates high MOI for improved forgiveness. It is also strategically angled to reduce drag on the downswing.

It also has intelligently optimized C.O.R. due to its Speed Injected technology that improves ball speed across the face by calibrating each head to the threshold of the legal speed limit. TaylorMade’s revolutionary face curvature reduces sidespin and delivers straighter shots on off-center strikes. This revolutionary driver reeks of technology, as it also features the Twist Face technology that uses a corrective face angle designed to overcome inherent golfer tendencies on mis-hits. It also provides straighter shots while providing a larger face for more confidence.

The TaylorMade SIM Max Driver is made of carbon, titanium, and steel that comprises the multi-material construction that creates a head design where weight is positioned precisely in the head for ultra-low CG and high MOI. Its two-degree loft sleeve, on the other hand, provides adjustability and personalization to optimize the club for each trajectory and face angle preferences.

Those who have used this driver are having the best experience, saying it is very forgiving and could add at least 10 yards on their drives! It is also easier to use because it is lightweight and very comfortable, and also a great choice for the mid to higher handicap players. Though it is a bit pricey compared to other drivers, it is worth every penny.

The M6 is another top performer from TaylorMade. Representing one of the main attractions of the manufacturer, it features characteristics such as a new face design based on speed injected construction and a new carbon sole design.

Made with a larger 460cc head, the driver is now easier to handle for those new to the sport. But the extra size didn’t include the extra weight. The driver is now lighter and some of the weight reduction is based on the newly redesigned carbon materials.

TwistFace revolutionary face curvature design for off-center shots is what attracts most players to the driver. The technology is used on other TaylorMade releases and it proves to add the curvature and ball responsiveness with a higher trajectory and top swing speed performance.

Injected construction for enhanced clubhead speed is what makes the driver a top design when pushing the limits and personal records. This construction allows TaylorMade to make the driver with a bit higher precision than with its CNC alternatives such as those from Rogue.

A low carbon sole weight with a lower center of gravity has been added to the driver. The new material follows the trend of modern drivers and it combines the responsiveness of hard material with the lightweight nature of carbon fibers.

The M3 with all of its variations such as the adjustable loft and choice of shaft flex is another top performer from the brand. It’s probably hard to replace for those who play a bit more often than other golfers. Its balance and durability are above average. But the face’s design and the trajectory is what makes it popular. Found in all golf stores based on its popularity, it is the type of driver to choose if there would only be one low center of gravity design to play with for years.

Corrective face technology with curvature makes it considerably better over traditional old school drivers. The new face curvature is made to correct a human error which often leads to misses, especially with shots closer to the heel of the toe. A toe strike may take a Titleist golf ball too much inwards while a heel strike might take it too outside. Both of these trajectories are corrected by the redesigned face with its improve responsiveness.

Made for low spin shots, the driver is made to reach the distance. On short shots, it might not be the best performer. But it certainly goes the distance when compared to other top long-trajectory releases.

Straight shots going further away also mean many players are now able to take their skills further as well. There’s no point in hitting the same old drivers hoping for those extra few yards with lower spin. TaylorMade shows it can be done and the driver can adjust some human errors on off-center shots.

If you’re looking for exceptional ball speed, the rogue Driver from Callaway delivers this from a combination of its Jailbreak Technology and X-Face VFT. In addition to this is the MOI for a breakthrough in driver performance. Using this driver will make every golfer wanting more ball speed and forgiveness due to its Triaxial Carbon crown which is the largest ever carbon composite crown surface area in any Callaway driver. It also has the new high-MOI shape with a larger address footprint combine to help increase stability and forgiveness.

The Callaway Rogue Driver has the premium shaft selection at multiple weights; you may choose from 40g, 50g, 60g, 70g, and 80g weights by Aldila, Synergy, Even Flow, HZRDS Yellow, Project X, and UST.

Users of the Rogue Driver advise that you have to be sure to get fitted first in an accurate system before making a purchase as new drivers have a low spin rate if you don’t get a higher loft than you may be used to. Other than that, this driver does everything it has to do, and will surely give you longer and straighter drives.

If you’re looking for a high launch driver that has a total weight of 300 grams and with a D4 swing weight, look no further! Cleveland Golf Launcher Turbo has all that in store for you. It has a redesigned HI Bore Crown that lowers the center of gravity (CG) by 2.2mm which enables a lower CG position for an optimal launch condition.

This driver also delivers more speed by its deep weighting where the discretionary mass savings positioned for significant increases to MOI. It also has an ultra-light hostel for internal and external weight reduction, redistributed low and deep for higher launch and more forgiveness. The driver is also revolutionized with the MIYAZAKI C. Kuma, the CG is relocated higher toward the grip that enables additional head mass and increased MOI.

The M2 is TaylorMade’s alternative to those who want to make the carbon jump. While its performance is good, its sound may be a turn off considering just how loud it is. Some golfers place their loudness over to the multi-layer carbon construction and the sole design which now continues further towards the back.

A 6-layer carbon crown is what makes the driver a solid performer. Without a doubt, it manages to accelerate the shot considerably improving both distance and trajectory. The sole has been pulled to the back and the center of gravity designed lower so that the driver head would be capable of delivering higher trajectories.

Added forgiveness due to sole expansion is another reason why many golf players still consider it today. Without the need to invest in expensive drivers to see forgiveness on imprecise shots, the driver is among the leaders of affordability to performance ratio such as with the Ping 410 Plus, Ping G400 driver or the Titleist TS3.

Shipped with a Fujikura XL48 shaft, the driver also includes premium accessories. It might be the first contact with a Fujikura shaft for many players but the right short stock shafts are a good match to the larger driver head.

The fairway wood is a top performer in a category of products which is atypical. Those who haven’t tried such a wood before are certainly going to be surprised to see the straight trajectory and the distance it delivers.

Fairway wood with anti-slice technology impresses those on a budget who need straight shots in certain scenarios. If your rangefinder shows the perfect straight direction to the flag with decent elevation, this is the wood to choose for the shot.

Straight shots even with a sliced design mean a driver is a valuable option in the golf bag of any serious player. Yes, its design is not perfect. For example, the grip hasn’t been received with too much enthusiasm. But players overlook its design based on the performance.

The fairway woods come with a long USGA shaft. It takes some time to get used to it and many said it’s a design flop. However, none of the players returned the wood and this speaks volumes about its performance.

The affordable alternative of the 2017 King F7 golf club, the Fly-Z is made for speed. Those who don’t want to spend too much on a driver may consider it for all types of shots.

However, it’s with speed shots that it performs the best among Amazon releases. Part of its performance is based on its design and materials’ interpretation. For example, it comes with a thin perimeter around the face that changes its physics. It allows the driver to perform with higher speeds and players to break personal records.

There’s also weight removed from the face which means the center of gravity is already shifted more towards the back to add a bit of power to the shots. Together with the new face design, it delivers distance results with any balls such as those from Mizuno.

This driver is the main option from TaylorMade in an increased face surface category. It allows those with improving skills to constantly work on their skills with its unmatched forgiveness.

There might not be much else to the driver. However, those who need to improve their skills in straight trajectory and distance shots might not need anything extra. However, it doesn’t guarantee straight results with every shot. It also suffers in terms of durability when compared to other TaylorMade releases such as the TaylorMade M5 or the Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero.