Q and A

Q) What makes your drivers different from others sold on the Internet?

A) Many golfers don’t realize that there are two methods of manufacturing titanium drivers: forged and precision cast. Quite a few drivers advertised on the web are inexpensively made forged titanium. The forged titanium driver head is made by stamping out plates of titanium and welding them together to form the club head. Most of these drivers use cheap, commercial grade titanium (the same as in knockoffs) and are inferior in quality. Our drivers are produced using the premium, precision cast method whereby the body of the driver head is cast in a one- piece mold utilizing top of the line ultralight and high strength titanium alloys (the same as the major brands). This insures precise tolerances, maximum strength and durability and superior performance. 

Q) If your drivers offer brand name performance, how do you sell them for so much less?

A) The big golf companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars marketing their products to you via print and television ads plus paying tour players multimillion dollar contracts to use their clubs. So, when you buy a high priced driver you're not really paying for better technology as the majority of your money goes to pay for those marketing campaigns (and a nice bonus for over paid tour players). Our drivers are offered through the internet without the expense of a huge marketing campaign thereby allowing us to sell them for direct wholesale pricing without retail markup. In other words, premium drivers for hundreds less.

Q) Why do say your drivers are designed for senior players?

A) As golfers age the ability to create a large body turn diminishes as does muscle speed and strength. This results in slower club head speeds and incremental losses of distance. While the big brand companies make nice drivers the majority are designed for younger, faster swing speed golfers with club head speeds over 105 mph. Plus, most of these drivers have a heavier overall weight of 305-320 grams. Testing indicates that most senior players improve distance when using a lighter overall driver weight. That is precisely why our drivers have weight adjustable club heads and a selection of ultralight graphite shafts to fit both senior men and women of all abilities. This allows slow speed players the option of a significantly lighter driver weight (as light as 248 grams) while also giving stronger seniors the ability to increase weight for ideal feel and performance. In addition, we offer different driver models to fit all senior swings and handicaps from the skilled player who hits a draw to the higher handicap that battles a slice and all those in between. The right driver model paired with the right shaft and driver length can result in increased distance, better control and more enjoyment.

Q) How do I know which driver fits me the best?

A) There are several factors to consider when selecting a driver. Here is a brief breakdown:

BALL FLIGHT:
For golfers that draw, hit straight or play an intentional fade – UltraSpeed Ion with standard adjustable hosel
For golfers who want to correct a fade or desire a driver that is easy to draw or hit straight – Ultra Speed Ion with standard or adjustable offset hosel, LongBallz Max or Offset ProSpeed
For golfers who want to correct a Fade, Slice or Push – Offset LongBallz Max

LOFT
For golfers with slow swings speeds or low ball flight – 12 to 14
For golfers with average swing speed or high ball flight – 9 to 11
Exceptions – golfers who play in windy conditions with dry fairways that roll out – 9 to 12 or golfers who play on heavily watered fairways with minimal roll 10.5 to 14

SHAFT and FLEX
Caldera 38 gram & driver length up to 46” - For golfers with smooth, unhurried backswing and downswing with slow swing speed below 80 mph in senior, super senior or lady flexes
Mach 4 (45 gram) & driver length up 47” – For golfers with smooth to medium swing tempos with swing speeds from 92 to 60 mph in soft regular, senior and super senior flexes
Aura 55 (50 to 55 gram) & driver lengths up to 48” – For golfers with medium to faster swing tempos with swing speeds from 95 to 60 mph in regular, senior and super senior flexes. Stiff flex available upon request.

Length

Whether you are seeking maximum distance or better control driver length can affect both club head speed and the ability to make solid contact based on the skill and determination of each individual golfer. Longer driver lengths produce the highest increase in club head speed (as much as 10% more). For men today's standard driver lengths are 45" to 45.5" so golfers looking to increase distance can consider 46" to 48" based on the guidelines below. For women today's standard driver is 44" so those seeking more distance can consider up to 45". For all golfers who are unsure about the longest length they can control a good rule of thumb is to try a length 1" to 2" longer with the knowledge that if it proved too long to control the driver can be easily cut down (from the grip end) and the club head can be re-weighted using the supplied weight kit to properly balance the club for the reduced length (easy to follow instructions included).

48” – 47.5” For golfers who have a fundamentally sound swing seeking maximum club head speed and distance. Launch monitor results show an increase in club head speed of 5 to 9 mph

47” - The ideal length for the majority of golfers seeking both distance increase and good control with an increase in club head speed of 4 to 7 mph

46.5” – 46” For golfers interested in a modest increase in distance with very good control. Club head speed increase of 2 to 4 mph

45.5” – 45” For golfers mainly interested in control with an increase in club head speed of 0-3 mph.

44.5" - 44" For golfers seeking increased control.

44" - 43" For golfers seeking maximum control. Women's standard lengt

42.5"- 42" Women's Petite lengths

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