Golf Drivers: Choosing the Best One for You

The Cleveland Launcher 460cc is a golf driver that relies on the latest technologies to meet the playing preferences of all golfers. This catch-all driver has higher launch angles, plus more consistency. 

The new Redline from Adams Golf is bigger, better, longer and legal. It’s a high-performance driver that provides maximum distance, accuracy and forgiveness—for the golfer who knows how to use it.

The HiPPO ITX-420 is more of an attention-grabber with its elegant and powerful-looking presence. Again, if the golfer doesn’t know how to use it—it doesn’t make any difference in the playing field.

The Orlimar Tri Metal Plus 440cc combines incredible distance with unique forgiveness. It’s not as pretty face as the HiPPO ITX-420. In fact, it’s got a rigid face construction, but it is said to maximize ball compression to create the optimum ball flight trajectory.

If you’re the play-safe type of driver user, you might still be drawn to the classic Big Bertha Titanium Driver. If the big face turns you off, consider the 360cc driver size with the shallower face but still wide hitting.

If you’re the type who wants it all, you can settle for the Nickent Golf(reg) Gen-Ex Tri-Max 460cc driver which promises maximum forgiveness, superior launch velocity, and explosive distance. The only thing going against this model is it takes time to get used to the hang of it—but when you do it really works!    

Are you a Titanium lover? Then this ultra-thin, hard faced beta titanium driver called Adams Tight Lies GT 363 Titanium might be appealing to your golf palate. All of the above are the best and the pricier golf drivers in the market, so make sure you think hard before you open your wallet.