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04.16.08Beginners: Is it Time to Upgrade to a New Driver?By Verlyn Ross Once beginning golfers have spent plenty of time learning the fundamentals of the game and sticking with the basics for a least one year or more, getting their short game skills down pat, and seeing their scores start to dip down into the 90s, the next step to consider: upgrading your golf clubs. Continue Reading...
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03.31.08C9 VFT Ti DriverDoes the Ping Rapture driver get you salivating but you've been holding off because of its price tag? Then go check out GigaGolf's C9 VFT Ti Driver, a popular choice among its line of clone titanium drivers. A number of core technologies are effectively concealed by the C9's simple, understated design. It has an expanded sweet spot, milled from its variable thickness face, and it uses an ultra thin Beta 5-3-3-3 Ti alloy is used on the crown and further layered with advanced carbon fiber, redistributing weight to the sole and increasing the club's strength. Additional support and reduced distance loss ...
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03.06.08Acer Mantara XL Titanium DriverIf you've been itching to try out today's radical square clubhead designs and their easier alignment, higher MOI and larger effective hitting area benefits, take a serious look at the Acer Mantara XL Titanium Driver. Definitely worthy of comparing to other way more expensive brand name square heads like the Nike Sumo and Callaway FT-i. You probably already know that HumanGolf really likes the Acer brand of clone components — now you can get them custom-built and completely assembled direct from Acer's manufacturer, Hireko Golf. But back to this impressive club... Continue Reading...
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03.02.08Tour Series BLOC 455cc DriverIt's really hard to miss those "funny-looking" square head drivers out on the course, where they're starting to prove very popular. If you've been curious about checking out one of these square-headed clubs, like the Nike Sumo and Callaway FT-i, but have been put off by their steep price tags, then check out Pinemeadow Golf's Tour Series BLOC 455cc driver. Judging from the real world feedback on the site, its distance and performance is incredible. Not surprising, considering that its innovative square (BLOC) design promotes straighter drives and maximum distance. The weight of the driver is also shifted to the club's ...
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02.23.08Pursuit TC420 DriverIf you've been eyeballing the TaylorMade R7 line of drivers and their super cool adjustable weight technology, better take a look at the Pursuit TC420. At only a fraction of the price, the TC420 has five (5) adjustable weight ports to give you total control over your ball flight. These five weights, part of its Tungsten Alloy Adjustable Weighting System, provide seven distinct ball flight characteristics, from max draw to high fade. Two 10-gram and three 2-gram weights total 26 grams of discretionary mass. Really cool! Continue Reading...
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