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Standing for Shape in Motion, this refers to TaylorMade’s all new soleplate design which offers an asymmetric sole shape to offer the golfer the maximum aerodynamic qualities at the crucial part of the swing – towards impact. This has been proven to increase golfer’s clubhead speeds which can lead to much longer drives. At address the TaylorMade Sim Max driver certainly looks impressive and it's their most aesthetically pleasing driver to date. With light grey accenting at the front of the face it contrasts superbly with the carbon crown and is less in your face than the white used to be. The Twist Face, first seen in the M5 and M6 driver, is still present in the SIM Max driver and it does an excellent job of keeping those off centre strikes from going too far off line. Each clubhead is individually injected to bring the face as close to the legal limit as possible guaranteeing the fastest ballspeeds of any driver on the market.  

£449 £329

Callaway MAVRIK delivers incredible ball speeds technologies led by its A.I.-designed Flash Face SS20 architecture, high-strength FS2S Titanium, and Cyclone Aero shape, which differs drastically from our recent driver shapes to promote faster head speed. The Cyclone shape is shallower from front to back, with a flatter crown, and a sole design that sweeps upward dramatically in the rear to create a markedly higher trailing edge. The head’s internal and external weighting includes a single, fixed 5g weight positioned at the sole’s back-centre, to promote mid-level spin and a moderate draw bias.

£469 £349

Featuring Hot Rod Technology inspired by the look and extreme performance of American muscle cars, the PXG 0811 XF GEN2 Golf Driver is designed for out-and-out forgiveness and raw power. The 0811 XF GEN2 Driver presents the same performance-enhancing technology as the 0811 X GEN2 Driver, with a deeper CG location and a weight back design. This promotes mid-spin performance and increases the MOI.

£600 £279

The SubZero model first appeared back with the XR Pro driver back in 2016. Promising the golfer lower spin numbers than the regular driver it also came with a tradeoff of being less forgiving. Shots out of the middle of the club performed amazingly well but shots that weren’t quite as well struck did see unwanted drops in performance. The same was true of the next two models of Callaway drivers with the Great Big Bertha Epic and Rogue having the same issues.

The Callaway Epic Flash SubZero driver is the first low spin head they have produced that is just as forgiving as the higher spin version which is a massive step forwards for high spin players that miss the middle of the club a little more often than they would like. Part of this extra forgiveness stems from the new Flash Face, which was the first time Artificial Intelligence was used to help design a golf club. 

£449 £319

Titleist's new Speed Chassis is the result of a two-year mission to deconstruct the driver and then design greater speed into every detail. The driver features the thinnest titanium crown in the game to allow weight to be shifted lower and deeper. It also combines a variable thickness face to deliver faster ball speeds and increased forgiveness.

£439 £349