“what a driver for the money you can't argue can you”
At £249 he says flatly there is no better driver for the money: 310-yard average with six of eight drives inside a 44-yard dispersion window, a lovely deep pear-shaped profile, and custom fitting options on top.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +£249 price he calls outrageous value
- +Averaged 310 yards and hit 6 of 8 dispersion targets in his structured test
- +Deep, rounded, pear-shaped traditional profile reminiscent of old Nike VR drivers
- −Two misses leaked well left, though he blames his swing rather than the driver
For: Anyone shopping for a driver on a budget
James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
Liked it“this is where I would start as a serious golfer”
Number four: a no-frills DTC driver from Hereford with an adjustable neck and KBS TD shaft that James calls outrageous for the price and where he'd start as a serious golfer on a budget.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Real KBS TD shaft, SuperStroke grip and adjustable hosel at a budget price
- +Feels like a premium head with a nice mid, low-spin flight
- +274-yard total on test
- −Very low spin shots can dip out of the air
- −No movable weights or low-spin option until the upcoming model 2
For: Serious mid-to-high handicap golfers who want premium components without the big-brand price