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BENROSS RIP Speed 2 Driver
A 10deg loſt and traditional pear shaped head help raise the Centre of Gravity to produce a powerful piercing ball flight. Mid–High MOI Stability Weighting ensures the 450cc head offers a blend of playability and shot shaping potential, whilst a ‘Tuning Cartridge’ in the sole improves acoustics. RRP: £149.99
www.benrossgolf.com
TAYLORMADE SLDR
The SLDR driver utilises the low- forward centre of gravity positioning to deliver a high launch, with fast ball speed and low spin helping to promote distance. The sliding SLDR weight promotes up to 30 yards of shot shape adjustment allowing the player to dial in to their desired ball flight.
YONEX EZONE XP
The EZONE XP Driver achieves greater distances with the benefit of the heavy head and the increase in initial ball speed.
RRP £249
www.yonex.co.uk
WILSON STAFF FG TOUR M3
The new Wilson Staff FG Tour M3 driver has been designed with the input of Tour professionals such as Padraig Harrington and Paul Lawrie, but the innovative adjustability also gives club players the opportunity to customise the clubs to suit their individual game.
RRP £279
www.taylormadegolf.co.uk
TITLEIST 913D2 & D3
The Titleist 913D2 is a 460cc full pear shaped driver with a slight draw bias which delivers distance and forgiveness to all serious golfers through the fit of Titleist's SureFit Tour technology and high- speed forged face insert. The D3 is a classic pear shaped driver.
RRP £249
www.wilson.com
LYNX BOOM BOOM 3
Lynx's Hot 1 Technology uses a mix of gases with increased pressure for greater distance, plus Lynx's engineers have also introduced the new Effective Energy Transfer technology (EET) on the clubface, whereby kinetic energy at impact between the club and ball is managed more efficiently.
SRP £345
www.titleist.co.uk
30 SGBGOLF
RRP £299
www.lynxgolf.co.uk
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