Can this WILD Driver Design Change Golf Forever?

[@starks1974]

Either the ball or the club(or both) are doing a great job as the ball speed was as consistent as I've ever seen with your reviews.

[@edflanegin]

why not let a friend that slices try it on your channel

[@zanefoster9352]

It’s a little expensive for a high handicap golfer or beginner. It reminds ,e of the old Cleveland 792 VAS Driver with way more offset and a larger head profile. Great review. Could probably get a better offset driver for a lesser price through a direct to consumer golf company like Hireko Golf for about a 1/4 of the price with more shaft and grip options.

[@jmahaney3]

I would love to try that driver, but the price point is just a little bit insane.

[@johnmalonson4395]

$600 after taxes and shipping is kind of nuts. I'd try an offset training version for a driver, but to pay $600 for course use without trying seems unlikely

[@T-Mac87]

Ditto

[@Barneyrubble241]

Look on the used market in a couple of years. They'll be $50-$100.

[@wessims3412]

Price is too high for what it is, I really doubt any high handicap golfer is going to want to fork out that kind of cash for a club that is only mediocre for distance. You would be better off to invest in the few years old Callaway Big Bertha B21 driver, That driver does the same thing and for a whole lot less money if you pick it up used or even new, it is an anti-slice style and it looks a whole lot better and the distance with it is superb. You should do a comparison between Bertha B21 and this. It also is hard for a company to command that kind of money when they are virtually unheard of.

[@bb-fe9ur]

I bought a Callaway epic flash sub zero 2018 flagship on eBay for $70. it's in fantastic condition as well

[@billspencer5535]

Excellent review. Price is a little steep

[@NancyVoudrie]

I don’t think a high handicap player is going to pay the price for this club.

[@mjgholfza]

A lot will if they are serious about improving, and competing.

[@CatGPT_]

@@mjgholfza in that case, they would pay for lessons instead

[@ronniekilburn8567]

I'm afraid the severe offset would be too much of a distraction to me. I also do not like the sound. I think the price is too high for a non- name brand specialty driver. I enjoy your videos and can appreciate the review.

[@keithp5568]

When I first saw that picture, I was thinking damage in shipping looks extensive. Thanks for the review Gabe and trying something completely different.😮

[@richesquibel3276]

Top flite made an offset driver in mid-90s I used to have one

[@jeffe.9904]

Hey thanks Gabe! I consider myself a high handicapper due to my typical 90-95 score & I struggle with the slice. However, as much as I would LOVE to find a more forgiving driver, I would NEVER pay that much for a driver that looks like that. My time would most liekly be better spent paying for lessons. Luv your videos!

[@davidcole2337]

Since you Draw the Ball Naturally not really a good club for you to test. But for those of us who do Slice the ball this might be a good option..

[@jbros5051]

Another note for the long departed Cobra. Not a bad club reasonably priced and it worked.

[@davidchipman7612]

Keep up the great work Gabe but the look and noise and the price of this driver will kill it IMO

[@waywardwest]

King Cobra had an offset driver back in the 90s.

[@Barneyrubble241]

I had one from a company named Unique golf in the mid 80's. They made super chunky irons as well. I mean SUPER CHUNKY!! Fattest top line I've ever seen.

[@jerryledbetter1168]

I had a terrible problem with 3 wood. Went to Tour Edge off set 3 wood, even with the off set its workability is very good.

[@LetsPlayThru]

Excellent 🙌

[@ozone5150]

Looks like a old school Cobra that I own!

[@agent7574]

I GET ADS ALL DAY LONG FOR THE SF1 DRIVER.. IT COST LESS THAN THIS ONE.. WOULD LOVE A VID ON THAT.. ALL MY DRIVER MISS HITS ARE TO THE RIGHT.. NEVER LEFT.. lol great vid ty

[@kenroyal3527]

Thanks for the review, Gabe. The price is prohibitive and misses the mark for those looking for an offset driver. Other choices out there for way less and will do absolutely the same thing, and maybe better. If that was marked at $229.99 it would be in the "maybe try it" zone. Shaft is really pretty, but that head is crying for one that isn't going to break the beginners' bank. Heck, I'd try it, but not at that exorbitant price. Wished you tried it off the deck. ;>)

[@LetsPlayThru]

You’re right I totally should have gone DOD

[@kenroyal3527]

@@LetsPlayThru Yeah, it could be a double-duty club. ;>) Never know... price gets better... Enjoy you looking beyond the mainstream offerings...

[@Blackcloud319]

I think that’s the first breakfast ball I’ve ever seen you use Mr. Gabe!🤣

[@dennismcdowell4520]

30 years ago I had severe offset woods made by a company called tiger shark

[@MyweathernetreportsBlogspot]

My new Taylormade Qi10 driver hasn’t let me slice a drive since I put it in my bag. Duck Hooks are my new miss. 😢

[@LetsPlayThru]

Hey, at least a one- way miss!

[@joshuat7171]

Woof! Shafts can really mess with your shot shape.

[@jongeephotography]

I wish you had tried a couple by just aiming way down the right and letting it rip and showing us what the club really does

[@John-tj9rs]

Late 1980s, Maruman made a weird driver called Suppon with offset neck. This looks alot like Suppon. I'm one of a Japanese golfer but I have no clue about "Hayashi Shafts". Hayashi is very common Japanese lastname...

[@LetsPlayThru]

@@John-tj9rs thanks, I’ll look that one up

[@SvingitGolf]

Cobra had a offset driver way back.

[@paulmcgee1867]

Yep watch again

[@AZstu324]

That driver has a severely dislocated foot. I think medical attention may be required 😖 where's Tony Finau when you need him? Put the weight in the heel and i bet you could make the ball do a U-turn and come back like a boomerang 😂

[@carlosGarcia-xl1ql]

I would rather spend less money for a better driver….. The tour edge exotics or Hot launch!

[@darrell3118]

Buy a Costco driver and have money left over for a driver lesson 😉

[@seansaca]

When is a manufacturer going to come out with anti-hook clubs? It's been 40 years since I've played with someone that truly hit a slice and couldn't hit anything resembling a straight-ish ball. I also play with random people all of the time. It's not like I'm only playing with golfers of similar ability. I always see more people with out of control hooks. Golf instruction and club designs always cater to slicers.

[@johnjohn1cooer]

Having followed you for years, this driver is definitely not made for you. The sound is like my Katana Voltio driver, an Asian preferred sound. Changing your swing kept the ball straight with a good distance. This driver could suit quite a lot of higher handicap players. For a club which not many people will have heard of, it is expensive. I hope people will try it, if they can find a stockist. I won't find one in Thailand but again, not really made for me. Great to see how you can adjust your swing to accommodate the club. My swing just goes into automatic mode.

[@irishman1963]

That designs been around forever.

[@wayneboehm5203]

That's top dollar for a club that you can't adjust. can't adjust I don't want it.

[@CatGPT_]

wtfff lmao

[@bigjohny8446]

I struggled with a slice for ages Literally 10 minutes with a professional and we sorted it

[@joshuat7171]

Fixing your swing feels better than gimmicks and band aids that can fall off at any time. If only people spent the money on coaching that they spend on equipment.

[@AZstu324]

🤫 that's the secret these "magic club" companies don't want people to know. Even though it's not much of a secret lol.

[@AJayTCP]

Glad to see the bots in the comments so eager to compliment your work. That offset is wild looking. But I’d give it a try as I’m a terrible slicer.

[@mdell4959]

That is without a doubt the ugliest club 🤮