Golf Monthly
UK magazine, season-long testing
“so difficult for me as a right-hander to get this ball moving right”
An emphatic anti-slice driver that made it almost impossible for him to move the ball right.
+ the facts · 3 pros− the facts
- +Lie angle, head weighting and fixed heel weight all fight the slice
- +Builds on the Dark Speed he rated his most anti-slice driver of 2024
- +Brilliant feel like the rest of the range
For: Slicers who need maximum draw bias
Mark Crossfield
Coach, famously hard to impress
The draw head genuinely moves the ball left and is as good as anyone else's draw-bias driver, though it's pretty basic tech nowadays.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Clear draw bias; he felt he'd want to aim up the right, exactly what a draw driver should do
- +Very gameable and friendly feel despite slightly higher spin around 2,600 rpm
- +Draw bias as good as any competitor's
- −Slightly higher spin than the other heads
- −Draw bias is pretty basic technology these days, nothing novel
For: Golfers who want a draw-biased driver to fight a slice
The draw-bias model in the range, untested here because he already hits a draw.
+ the facts− the facts
For: Golfers fighting a slice who want draw bias