showcase CALLAWAY Big Bertha and Big Bertha Alpha
TOUR EDGE Exotics XCG7
The new XCG7 adjustable driver - with loſt options from 8½ to 12 degrees in ½ degree increments - features upgraded performance in the driver head, with an easy-launching, high trajectory. Available exclusively in UK from Phoenix Brands.
RRP from £299
www.phoenixbrands.eu
The return of a classic! The new Hyper Speed Face design ensures the club is 10% lighter and more robust than ever before and therefore increasing ball speeds. The Gravity Core in the Alpha lets you adjust unwanted spin independently of the launch angle. RRP £349 Big Bertha & Alpha RRP £399
www.callawaygolf.com
JOHN LETTERS Master Model Tour Black
Aimed at the accomplished golfer, the Master Model Tour Black features a classic pear-shaped clubhead which has a face set one degree open to give a square look at address. The super-slippery aerodynamic head shape gives less drag through the air for extra club-head speed.
RRP £249
www.johnletters.com
MIZUNO JPX-EZ
DUNLOP DP1 Driver
The DP1 Driver is Dunlop's first ever adjustable driver. The club has six adjustment postitions allowing users to adjust the angle of the head. Further adjustability is delivered through two precision CNC masses to help change the head.
A large playing profile with a low and deep extended weighting system from whichever QuickSwitch setting you choose. The JPX EZ comes with a ‘neutral’ option which is playable for amateurs.
BEN SAYERS XF Pro Driver
The re-designed head shape offers even better shot dispersion and greater accuracy than any previous Ben Sayers driver. Re- positioned internal weighting system within the head, combined with an increased playing profile, encourages improved launch angles with reduced spin for longer distance.
RRP £79.99
www.bensayers.com
RRP £279.99
www.dunlop.com
RRP £249
http://golf.mizunoeurope.com
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