“Nick's Dungeon does it again”
Fitting session at Eleven HQ where the V2 mini, once lofted and shafted right, hit 310-322 yard drives with ideal mid-2000s spin and his tightest dispersion.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Highly adjustable: 9/11/13 degree heads with wide loft range plus 10g/2g sole weights
- +Traditional titanium feel and sound
- +Slotted perfectly into the driver-to-3-wood spin gap once fitted
- −Needs a proper fitting to get there, standard setup didn't work for him at first
For: Golfers who struggle to hit a full 460cc driver and want an easier, higher-launching fairway finder
James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“as good as you're going to get for a brand new club”
At £239 the fitted Eleven Mini V2 hangs with far pricier mini drivers and James calls it the best all-round affordable driver of 2026.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +£239 with adjustable front-to-back weights, adjustable sleeve and KBS TD2 shaft
- +Matched the TaylorMade heads for ball speed and posted the longest carries off the tee (234 carry, 259 total)
- +Performed really well off the deck as a 3-wood alternative, carrying bunkers at 228
- −No carbon crown, so less discretionary mass than the big brands
- −Spin ran a touch high and it launches noticeably higher than the TaylorMade heads
- −No through-slot-style face tech to rescue ball speed on duffed strikes
For: Golfers who want a spec-fitted DTC mini driver to hit more fairways without big-brand money