The driver is the golf club we all love. This season has seen many new launches, all claiming to help you hit the ball longer and straighter. But how do you know which driver to buy? Take a look through our extensive driver section where you will find product information, specifications and reader reviews, as well as driver test results from the TG team.
Take a look at our 2014 Drivers Test to discover which drivers won our awards! We put over 20 models, including the Ping G25 Driver and the TaylorMade SLDR Driver, through their paces.
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Mizuno drivers had a breakthrough year in 2019. The ST190 drivers were fast, powerful and low spin, and when Keith Mitchell won the Honda Classic with one in March, it gave Mizuno its first driver tour win in 19 years (the last was Vijay Singh’s at...
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Callaway's new Mavrik Max driver is the easiest launching model with the highest MOI and most draw bias. Thanks to two sole weights (14g and 2g) in the back and heel, Callaway Max is a very clever driver. It not only offers golfers the most...
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The Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero has a more traditional lower-tail design and is aimed at golfers who don't lack clubhead speed All three drivers have exotic new FS2S titanium faces. The material is lighter (6g) and stronger, with ultra-high rebound...
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Callaway's new Mavrik driver has the fastest head shape of the three new drivers, with a lower MOI but more accuracy than the Epic Flash Callaway say the three new Mavrik models are more optimised to player traits than ever before. How? Next-level...
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TaylorMade's SIM Max D is a slice busting draw biased driver with weight moved towards the heel and a larger face profile TaylorMade's new SIM Max D driver is one of three new drivers for TaylorMade in 2020, focusing on geometry and aerodynamics to...
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TaylorMade's new SIM Max Driver focuses on forgiveness, with an 8% larger face than the SIM driver and 20g of back weight TaylorMade's new SIM Max Driver has a much higher MOI than the SIM driver, and is aimed at golfers who want more...
RRP: £479
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TaylorMade's new SIM driver focuses on controlling spin and adjustability The new TaylorMade SIM (Shape in Motion) driver is one of three new drivers from TaylorMade and focuses on controlling spin and dialling shot bias, while the SIM MAX focuses on...
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With the average age of golfers creeping up, there’s a surge among top brands to target lightweight super game improving ranges as areas for significant growth in 2020. Wilson are joining the emerging category with a brand new Launch Pad concept.
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Cobra's King Speedzone Xtreme driver is built for forigveness and features their highest measured MOI to date Cobra's Speedzone Xtreme driver is perfect for golfers who are looking for a consistent, straight trajectory with maximum forgiveness on...
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Cobra's Speedzone driver takes performance to the next level with an expanded CNC Milled face and new titanium “T-Bar Speed chassis” for fast, forgiving performance. Cobra’s Speedback F9 driver was inspired by supercars in everything...
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Cleveland Golf have revealed their new Launcher HB Turbo Driver and Launcher HB Turbo Fairway Woods Cleveland have revealed the latest iteration of their Launcher products - the Launcher HB Turbo driver and fairway woods - available in the UK and...
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Ping revealed the new G410 driver in January, but they held up their hands at the time admitting the low spin LST model had to go back to the drawing board. Their engineers had discovered the prototype LST just wasn’t significantly better than the...
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TaylorMade M6 D-Type Driver The M6 D-Type driver brings the same performance features found in the M6 driver into a draw-biased, easy-to-launch package. TaylorMade engineers have utilised a combination of technologies to create a significant amount...
RRP: £559
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The TWorld747 455 460 is designed using HONMA's Proprietary Adjustability System. HONMA say this technology allows golfers to adjust the loft of the club to create their desired shot shape without rotating the spine of the shaft to improve both...
RRP: £399
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Wilson have named the Cortex Driver as the winner of Driver vs Driver 2. Here's a closer look at the tech behind the latest model... The 'Cortex' was designed by show contestant Evan Hoffman, who beat out the competiton during the second...
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Mizuno have revealed their 'speed engineered' ST190 drivers and fairway woods, said to feature their lowest spin rates on drivers to date A couple of months after they were first spotted at the British Masters in October, Mizuno have officially...
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Wilson Staff's latest superlight D7 wood range features RE-AKT technology for faster club head speeds Wilson Staff's latest range includes a driver, fairway wood and hybrid, which all feature a new lightweight crown construction and RE-AKT...
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New for 2019, the G410 Plus is Ping’s first movable weight driver, engineered to increase forgiveness and optimise ball flight Until this point Ping had stayed away from the adjustable market because they believed weight tracks (particularly those...
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Ping's new G410 SFT Driver is their most fade correcting driver yet. The Ping G410 SFT (Straight Flight Technology) Driver is the latest draw bias model from Ping. It has a 455cc head and is engineered with a fixed ultra-high-density tungsten weight...
RRP: £499
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Callaway's new Epic Flash Sub Zero Driver features new 'Flash Face' technology and adjustable perimeter weighting Callaway’s “Sub Zero” drivers have been hugely popular with harder swingers who want to cut spin numbers, as they have more weight...