Geek Golf Dotcomthis driver (10.5 degrees)
Mac1
Reviewed: 04 January 2012
My new driver...Made by the hand of God.
Long, workable, the feeling of confidence is priceless.
Get a shaft that fits you not the head.
This club (and the odd lesson) has changed my game....All good holes start with hitting the fairway, this is the club to make this happen.
 Mac1 would recommend this product
Marky Boy (Work in Progress)
Reviewed: 14 March 2009
LONG, STRAIGHT, GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY
The major strength of the DCT is it's value for money, at £120(Dependant on shaft) from Big Hit Golf it really wipes the floor with OEM clubs. This is even more so when you hit some balls with it. I can't say enough about this driver, my playing partner today was more than impressed how far my drives were going with some just a flop shot from the green.
Maybe not as forgiving as some OEM drivers, but the distance makes up for that. Haven't really found it to be too much of a factor as I'm striking it very, very well.
This will be in my bag for years to come, unless golf manufacturers find some ridiculous new technology that adds 50yrd to a drive there's no reason to change it. I can't wait to play with my Uncle and see his face when I rip it with this LOL.
If your in the market for a driver don't look past the funny name and cheap price, it took me a while to take the leap, but after trying several OEM drivers before I can confidently say the Geek Dot Com This is just as good, but TBH it really is so much better.
MagicPlusFours (12)
Reviewed: 14 September 2007
UNBELIEVABLE PERFORMANCE
Consistent, solid and as good a feel as any driver I've hit - plus it powers through the wind and the ball rolls forever.
If you're a brand snob, "Geek" may be a bridge too far.
Special word of praise to Geoff at BigHitGolf for his help with this - but after hitting 2 balls with it I knew that I had to have it. Superb club at a low price.
Wormburner
Reviewed: 28 July 2007
SUPERB
Looks great,great feel,sits square,very long
Superb value for money,a high quality club
Paul L 11
Reviewed: 26 July 2007
FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE AT A BARGAIN PRICE
Hits the ball on a low penetrating trajectory. Somehow, they've manufactured it so it produces more roll after landing - the ball just goes on and on
Struggling to find any. Suppose resale value would be poor as not a big brand name, but once you've got one you won't want to sell it.
take some advice and get the right shaft for you - even with a top quality shaft the club is still a bargain price.
also, i originally tried it in the 9 degree, but the DCT is designed to hit the ball low, so I swapped it for the 10.5. I'd caution against going for the 9 degree unless you are a seriously good player who hits the ball hard. For most players the 10.5 will give you the carry and roll you need
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