Golf magazine drivers 2010

 · Drivers Knuth Golf High Heat. Armed with Knuth’s patent-pending Optimal CG Game Changer and Fire Zone Face Technologies — which expands the sweet spot to basically the entire face by reducing the average thickness of the toe and heel areas by 30 to 40 percent — the High Heat driver produces ball speeds of times the average.  · TaylorMade Golf Company, an industry leader in product innovation and technology, today announced Original One Mini Driver, a new metalwood that pays homage to the brand’s history and utilizes many of the most important product technologies in the company’s long lineage of industry-leading metalwood performance.  · What We Like: Like the driver, it's square but not that square. It's super easy to set up with and looks great behind the golf ball. Oh, and it's long and quite accurate, as well. Who It's For: Mid- to high-handicappers who want a high-MOI fairway wood. Specs: Comes in four lofts (15_¡, 17_¡, 19_¡, 21_¡) with an SQ MACHSPEED graphite shaft.

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