Driver moi rankings

 · The drivers in this test range from $ to $, excluding any exotic shaft upgrades. The Most Wanted PING G LST ‘s $ price tag is a relative bargain vs. new models. Our top value pick, the strong-performing Tour Edge Exotics EXS , currently sells for a for $Reviews:  · ClubTest 22 innovative new drivers tested and reviewed. With the help of GOLF’s research partner True Spec Golf, we asked 40 testers to hit more than different clubs over three days to. Best Drivers Address your shortcomings off the tee with one of these new, highly specialized models.

The Most Wanted Driver Test features drivers ranging from $ to upwards of $, excluding any exotic shaft upgrades. The Most Wanted Driver, Callaway Epic Max LS, will set you back $ If that’s more than you’re willing to spend, the PXG ($) and Tour Edge Exotics EXS Pro offer tremendous value. Best Drivers Address your shortcomings off the tee with one of these new, highly specialized models. It ranked 2nd in Strokes Gained, 7th in total distance, and 16th in forgiveness. It was among the top-performing drivers for 29% of testers (2nd in the test). It also produced the most centered dispersion of any model tested. Notably, testers hit 60% of fairways with the Plus.

CALLAWAY EPIC MAX DRIVER. Quite possibly Callaway's most forgiving driver to date - it's certainly a front-runner for straight drives. Of the new drivers measured, the PXG XF GEN2 is easily the highest MOI model for the season, offering slightly higher MOI than the PING. PING says its new G Max offers the highest moment of inertia (MOI) of any driver in PING history. That's good news for any player.