“Wherever you aim it goes.”
On-course match play convinces him the odd-looking Oximity is a genuinely forgiving point-and-shoot driver worth getting past its visuals for.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Point-and-smash accuracy: it goes where you aim it
- +Forgiving off the tee, kept big drives in play all round
- +Unusual looks work once you hit it, and the sound drew comment on course
- −Unconventional visuals could put some people off at first glance
For: Golfers willing to look past unusual styling for a forgiving, accurate driver
Golf Monthly
UK magazine, season-long testing
“It's as draw biased as you can possibly get”
The most offset, draw-biased driver he has ever tested genuinely does what it promises, turning every shot hard right-to-left with solid speed, making it a must-try for chronic slicers.
+ the facts · 6 pros · 6 cons− the facts
- +Extreme draw bias worked exactly as designed, every shot turned hard left for a natural drawer of the ball
- +Ball speed held up, averaging 169.3 mph against his usual 171 with a 276-yard carry rolling to nearly 300
- +Remarkably consistent: launch within half a degree and spin within 100 rpm across every shot
- −No adjustable loft sleeve, the bonded hosel means you must buy your loft and can never tweak it
- −Sole weight adjustability is of questionable use since buyers will just want the maximum draw setting
- −Very unusual offset look at address takes getting used to
For: Golfers with a persistent, card-wrecking slice who have tried everything else
James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“that is the best driver I've hit so far today”
His pick for chronic slicers: unique visible face-squaring tech he's seen in no other driver, held back mainly by not being try-before-you-buy.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Slice-correcting technology he hasn't seen in any other driver
- +Movable weight can go in the heel or right at the back to boost MOI
- +Hits really nice shots even if you don't fight a slice; produced his best drive of the day
- −You can't try one before buying, which he thinks costs them thousands of sales
- −Not the cheapest driver
For: Anyone with a big two-way miss or a hard slice who needs help squaring the face