The new Heater 4.0 White which is 175 gram weight head promotes faster golf club speed and added power off the tee for more distance.
Innovative aerodynamic head profile promotes faster golf club speeds. The result is added power and more distance off the tee.
The enlarged sweet spot makes this driver a great choice for the average to high handicap golfer looking for speed added distance off the tee.
The Tri-square head design features an extreme perimeter weight distribution to increase resistance to twisting off-center hits.
The sleek white finish is a non glare finish that promotes a easy and fluid swing back which results in a long launching drive.
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The Heater III is 460cc in size with head weight 200 grams that has the largest sweet spot of any driver head in the market. The Heater III also uses a new aerodynamic head shape to promote faster club head speed for added power and distance. The Heater III will definitely be a driver to help gain distance for all golfers.
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The Tour Model T11 driver promotes faster clubhead speed for more distance off the tee. The shell of the driver is expanded longer front to back. By adding back weight, the center of gravity is more towards the rear, maximizing launch angle and forgiveness. Weight inserts are positioned at the toe and heel promoting perimeter weight distribution and increased stability. The new white driver head is a non glare finish that blends with the golf ball and promotes confidence in a smooth takeaway which allows the golfer to swing much easier.
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The X9 High M.O.I. metalwood design greatly enhances the club's stability on off-center shots. The result is straighter and longer tee ball.
High-strength 15-3-3-3 Beta Titanium increases ball speed across the entire face of the club, increasing your playability to hit it further down the fairway, even on miss-hits.
The 460cc. traditional shaped head has 3 moveable weights that may be interchanged to lower the ball flight, correct a hook or a slice.
The head comes standard weighted in a neutral position to promote a maximum Moment of Inertia (M.O.I.). To cure a fade, move the red weight to the toe. To cure a draw, move the red weight to the heel.
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