Can the BEST DRIVERS of the past 5 YEARS outperform NEW CLUBS?!

[@peterfinchgolf]

Changed the title to “Best drivers of the past 5 years” Rather than best of 10, only a small thing and these are still my faves from the past decade, but fits a little better 👍

[@emerysnap]

Can you do an off-centre test please. See how much improvement exists in the less than perfect strike test. Cheers

[@dangerranger4323]

@@emerysnap I think that would be a good test

[@TaylorSmith-nm6em]

Pete, it would be awesome to see this test with the ping g400 lst vs the g425 lst. I know the adapters are different, but it would be great to see a good comp

[@spasmae866]

when people make these kind of videos they've run out of ideas. It's clickbait and I know drivervideos score well with people. I enjoyed your channel these past few years, so thanks for having been entertaining. I'll unsub for now and perhaps I'll be back in a few years to see if you've improved beyond this kind of stuff. Thanks.

[@yogaf08]

FYI that is 2017 M1 and not the 2015 version

[@peterfinchgolf]

*A NOTE ON THE TESTING* I might try and include an explanation in future videos but when testing drivers and comparing the averages I take out the longest drive and the shortest and any really poor shots caused by my terrible swing. In this test I also took out any really fast or slow swing speeds to make it fair, I hit 10/15 shots with each driver..I was shattered 😂

[@eddiefry6136]

Pretty sure the TSi2 and 3 came out this year Pete btw not 2019! Great video though 👍

[@garyledgarjr]

I use the m1 first good driver I actually have had i used to use the cheap top flight I spent 40 bucks on brand new it was junk felt like hitting it with a pop can

[@msalzberg4962]

It might be interesting to show dispersion. If the new clubs aren't longer, are they straighter? That would be a reason to upgrade.

[@kirkchisholm8379]

The lesson here... Your old driver is probably good enough. Finally a video that makes me NOT want to upgrade :)

[@HillbillyJedi88]

I bought a used TM M1 (1st gen) early last year and absolutely love it! Sound, feel, distance everything about the driver is amazing. Why spend $530 on a new driver when my $140 used M1 can do the same thing! Don't waste your money on new clubs. Buy used and save some money for green fees!!

[@tke2414]

SSHHHH!!!! You're running up the used club prices!! LOL

[@davowood1]

Agreed. I tested my 2016 M1 it vs all the top drivers in 2023 - it compared of beat them all…bar the Callaway.

[@chrisevans8199]

M1 price has just jumped on eBay 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kazyman]

Peter, just had to drop you a line and thank you MUCH for comparing old-school drivers with new drivers; in particular, The Sim 2 vs. The M1. After watching your vid, I found one in a pawn shop that sold for $100 (USD) which is an amazing price considering you can't touch one for under $200 on eBay. I took that driver to my round today & did REALLY well with it. I quickly realized that this is the type of driver that NEVER gets old. So again...THANK YOU for taking the time to put these sticks to the test. I watch you & Rick frequently, even the older vids. Keep 'em comin.'

[@ianfinnemore4800]

Given that drivers over the past 5yrs have pretty much maxed out on distance, it would be good if you could redo the test, but measure dispersion instead....has forgiveness improved over this period?

[@johnp8131]

Sounds a better idea?

[@DallasIPAttorney]

I was thinking the same thing. With limitations on driver faces, etc. likely limiting distance perhaps the improvement in the new clubs is forgiveness and this might not show up as clearly with a pro doing the hitting. Given that the center of my driver's face is virtually unmarked, I'll volunteer to do the testing for forgiveness.

[@huskynu13]

that was my takeaway on the SIM2/M1 matchup - hitting toe shots, not losing distance, and it seemed like based on the shot track they stayed on the fairway with the M1

[@cgasucks]

More like 15 years.

[@andynaz5631]

I have a 2012 Nike Vrs forged driver that is still longer than any driver I have hit. From Callaway Epic Flash to Taylormade Stealth. It looks, feels, and sounds better too. I never saw anyone be me playing one.

[@raider3164]

Super lucky to get to try the best of the best equipment. Glad there’s guys like u that help us with thoughts and honest thoughts. My m2 is my go to,straighten out my slice and keeping up with my buds clubs.

[@lcsnakes_]

I’m guessing a yard a year. But definitely more forgiveness in the modern clubs

[@ryanmccarthy9088]

I still rock my 2006 Titleist 905R, it's long, accurate and dialed in for me. I've tried every reason to change, tested out drivers for years and can't justify spending $400 on replacing what is my favorite club in my bag along with my 2004 Scotty Cameron. I even have a backup 905R just in case something happens to my 1st one lol. In reality wedges have been the only clubs in my bag that I've felt the need to replace since 2009.

[@alexwade3631]

These videos are great and goes to show that you really dont need to spend silly money on newer drivers. Love your driver swing - been practicing at home to swing like you do!!

[@bradytorvik6294]

This is one of those videos that I start watching and realize that I've seen it before and then watch it to the end regardless. Love the old vs new stuff -- great video!

[@joshberry4813]

2017 Taylormade M2. Still love the distance

[@jonschlegel2961]

Just purchased a used 2017 taylormade M2 with a hzdus project X black shaft. So stoked! I looked forever for this combination. I found it in Vegas and drove from LA to get it. Couldn’t be happier so far

[@billy.1110]

I still have the original M2 in my bag. I have tested some of the newer drivers. Picked up 3-8 yards depending on the newer driver. That just does not equate to $500.00 to me.

[@ProjectRaijin]

Love how smooth and controlled your swing looks, it’s such a big goal of mine to get that type of control to my swing

[@ajtovar1623]

Playing the TS3 based on your review years ago and I can imagine playing anything else. Avg 300+ for me and the look and sound are unlike anything else. I'll upgrade in a couple years when a driver is worthy of it

[@colinwallace2085]

This just what we need Pete, direct comparison to give us a reason to shell a boat load of dosh on new or save a bit on slightly older equipment. Nice one mate😍😍👏👏

[@Hartlepoolgolfer]

Things confirms what SASgolf says about drivers.

[@Thibow46]

What do they say ?

[@Hartlepoolgolfer]

@@Thibow46 that you should save your money and there isn't a great deal of difference between drivers in the last 5 years and not massively different for last 10 years. Rick did a similar video and had same outcome

[@nmhiggins2]

This is why I listened to him and got a second hander

[@alanfelton9893]

Mate was about to say the exact same

[@MachoManAndySavage125]

@@nmhiggins2 exactly. Every club in my bag is 2-4 years old at 1/4 of the price except my putter and wedges... picked up my rogue for 100 bucks and i outdrive most the guys I play wirh

[@bobpegram8042]

For some golfers adjustability in a driver is paramount. I use a Callaway Big Bertha 816 Alpha DBD driver and fairways. Their adjustability lets me dial them in and hit straight shots without any manipulation of my swing. The driver has 5 weight positions: toe high or low, heel high or low, & weight removed. There are also hosel adjustments. Callaway is the only hosel adjustable driver that doesn't require turning the shaft to change positions. I can control direction of the fairways by whether I put the heavier weight towards the face or back as well as changing the total of the 2 weights to change swingweight. The 5 wood tends to be too draw or fade oriented with the 3 and 10 gram weights. (I replaced the 16 with a 10). I am switching to 8 and 6 grams to minimize the draw and fade tendencies, but still have a slight adjustability in direction. No matter which weight is forward, both settings will be closer to straight shots. I am doing the same to the 3 wood. The fairway hosels are also both adjusted to be upright. That should be the last adjustment needed. I agree on the TaylorMade M1 - lots of adjustability.

[@Slim.Swainy]

These are the reviews we need to see

[@oliverrooney2652]

Best video this year, more of this sort of thing please. Keep up the great work

[@petelandry1149]

As Rick Shield demonstrated, for Taylormade, the SLDR was longer and lower spinning than the M1 etc., so nothing that came after was ever longer. Any improvement cost in distance but improved forgiveness. Curious to see what you find vs Callaway.

[@chrismonroe6691]

I’m still rocking the callaway x2hot from 2013. I have a different shaft in it but still the same head and I hit that driver 270-300 consistently. Now, my brother got the sim as an upgrade from the xr and that was a difference maker for him.

[@rasmushansen7874]

I currently use the M1 Original, and that driver changed my game

[@rrassoc]

Sadly, that one hurt my game!

[@jguitar29]

I’d say if your looking to change anything... think about the shaft as I did... I swapped out my fitted Graphite Design tour ad DI6 (played 2yrs Great Shaft) for the new HD6 and my distance went up with a much more consistent and straighter flight...BUT last week I DID upgrade from EpicGBB 280-290yds to the epic Max and dialed the head in with adjustable slider and bumped up average to 310-315total.... go get fit at a good shop with many choices.... it’s worth the money... if you’re a MID-LOW handicap it’s a easy choice... if you’re high handicapper invest in lessons... Pete great video as always....

[@scottunderhill5961]

Currently using the Epic Flash. Best driver I've ever used.

[@alan418ut]

Brilliant video of testing legacy drivers. Thanks Pete. Alan from somewhere in Asia

[@notafanatic]

I game an M1. I still haven't found anything as consistently straight and long as the M1 in 3 years of testing.

[@andrewhazel5726]

"game" hahahaha WTF

[@Scottsdaleofficesteve]

I have an M1 3 wood...its staying in the bag for life as far as Im concerned

[@lachlane3971]

m1 original or 2017

[@SupeDefy]

@@andrewhazel5726 That's what boomers and some genx say. They "game" a club. 🤣 Just saying I have a Sim driver is not cool enough. 😂

[@ryze9153]

@@lachlane3971 M1...

[@Wowreally42]

Currently hitting the Sim2 and it’s not only the most forgiving driver ive ever hit, but the longest. My ball speed is ~175-185 so I have always really struggled with spin, but the 8° on the Sim2 with an xstiff shaft has taken SO MUCH spin off. It carries a good 30 yards further consequently. Love it!

[@garyverth4887]

Higher than the tour average. Wow really

[@Wowreally42]

@@garyverth4887 yeah I get up to just under 200 sometimes but it helps a lot that I'm 6'7. I also have no idea where it's going most of the time so I really struggle on even moderately tight courses. If I ever want to be good I need to slow it down I think.

[@garyverth4887]

@Wowreally42 Nice I'd love to hit that speed who cares where it goes 😄

[@holeinoneman515]

Taylormades are long, but I just can't get them as consistent as my Ts4. But that M1 is a so much better than the first red bottomed M1. Probably best value out right now! Still dig the TSI tho....

[@JonathanDiehl73]

Still crushing my 2017 GBB Epic Sub Zero and have no plans to switch it out until the materials in the face are worn or not performing as designed. LOVE IT

[@kennywowie]

Riveted all the while watching this as I am looking for my first decent driver. Why not go for the best from a few years ago? Great job Peter! Exactly what I was looking for even though I didn't realize it.

[@andrewnewbould6067]

Borrowed a TS3 with stiff shaft last weekend as having issues with my standard driver. Wow what a difference. I came of the range with a big smile on my face.

[@cstridbeck]

Been a longtime customer to golfbidder, and there is a reason for that; They do deliver! Al the way to sweden in just 5 days. Great video!

[@duncangreenshields8567]

Good luck keeping that postage time following Brexit :(

[@cstridbeck]

@@duncangreenshields8567 I had no problem with brexit, got my order in 5 days anyway. 😀

[@ChrisWinter]

@@cstridbeck did you have to pay customs fees to Sweden after January? I’m looking and live in Uppsala.

[@cstridbeck]

@@ChrisWinter No, nothing. I payed onley what I payed at the check out.

[@duncangreenshields8567]

I'm glad you got your club(s) ok.

[@AlexSwireClark]

Great vid Pete! Would love to see you so some 10 year differences. Like Ping G10 vs. G410. Maybe with Cobra, Callaway, and TM too? Thanks!!

[@pieterlubbe4980]

Hi Peter, Looks like we only need to upgrade our shaft every time,

[@brianm-m3600]

... Agreed; isn't the main reason to change the shaft rather than the head? Be more relevant to use original heads and shafts - that is like for like for what is in our bags vs new clubs.

[@kevinwood1722]

Gaming Cobra F9 with a Mitsubishi Tensei CK Blue, regular flex. Bought it “old “ last year, saved $100 US and reshafted it. Lot of ball marks on the center of the club face

[@HALOMOVIEMUSIC]

2017 M1 Taylormade is Still a Beast.

[@peterfinchgolf]

Still awesome

[@dbeasleyphx]

Got my M1 on ebay 6 mos ago for ~$100US

[@SupeDefy]

Same. Used to change driver every 1~2 years until I got M1. Still a beast. I demo new drivers every year but still happy with M1.

[@adrianrice354]

I am hoping , just purchased the 2017 M1 going to go head to head with a Rogue and F8+ see what stays in the bag ?

[@SupeDefy]

Got one in my bag still. Even after 4 years, it treats me well.

[@jessegomez6134]

What Happened to the 2016 M2? I would like to see your review on that club. Thanks.

[@Stannyhand]

On behalf of the KZbin viewer community. We’d like to formally complain the original 2016 M2 wasn’t used 💔

[@dangerranger4323]

Well I got 4 seconds in before seeing this comment and already know I’ve wasted my time

[@rob8024]

Still have this in the bag 🔥

[@johnnyblaze9206]

Still playing the 2016 M2. I don’t see anything knocking it out of the bag anytime soon.

[@peterfinchgolf]

I will take the complaint and circulate it through management

[@jstgoalkeeping]

Just bought one in mint condition, can’t wait to use it!

[@darrenbell6376]

Pete i went to tsi3 from ts3 not through distance gains but purely on looks, sound and better consistency. This is as close to the perfect driver in my eyes you will get.

[@kevins2961]

So it just goes to prove that if you have a decent driver from the last 7 years or so there is no point upgrading because there is no upgrade just hype and marketing, I was thinking of getting a new driver this year, don't think I will bother now!

[@brianwaldo2642]

Yep, still gaming a Callaway XR16. It never lets me down.

[@lkeith88]

@@brianwaldo2642 loved my xr16. Only reason i got rid of it was a buddy bought t off me for more than i paid and in turn i bought a gbb epic with that money. I preferred my xr16 over the epic though honestly. Still swinging the xr16 5w though.

[@davidmayo3368]

@@lkeith88 Still use my XR16 too but scheduled a fitting to see how a new Mizuno would work for me.

[@ryze9153]

It really is nothin but hype and marketing and for some reason it seems like only taylormade grabs everybody.

[@talltimbaforbes]

Yussss my M1 stepping up ..I purchased this driver two years ago £150 .. still head wrapped up .. its sooo forgiving and as my swing has improved the distance is out there... I also rate the m3 hybrids and woods .. these clubs will be my clubs for many years

[@jasongrant710]

I would've loved to have seen PING thrown in the mix! maybe another video?

[@scottmanthey3549]

Totally agree

[@koenrutten496]

This video really shows how much shaft is key in creating distance. Clubhead developments are aimed at dispersion and forgiveness. Shafts are the motor of the club and produce distance. Its the reason I still use my Ping i25 driver: the shaft is perfect for my swing and I still hit as far as I did when I got it.

[@neildavies473]

Great video and really interesting! Have you thought about doing a video to demonstrate the impact of the shafts themselves? Be interesting to see the impact multiple shafts have on the same driver head. Some of the recent reviews are almost suggesting the technology here has moved on more than in the driver heads themselves.

[@stevewest7260]

Currently using Cleveland Launcher HB, it's the best fairway finder I've found.

[@cgoodson1438]

Data = Performance, end of discussion. Looks, sound, feel..... shiny things don't send the ball down the fairway! Performance is always king.

[@ryze9153]

So you're basically sayin who gives a shit about looks, sound, and feel because that doesn't hit the ball. That is the dumbest golf thing I've ever heard. Also, they all have the same fuckin performance, so guess what? it goes right back to looks, sound, and feel!!

[@jbgtly4930]

@@ryze9153 Nope. Performance and PRICE.

[@ryze9153]

@@jbgtly4930 lol

[@ronsims7626]

Gaming a Rogue Sub Zero, love it, certainly an upgrade from my RBZ Stage 2. Unfortunately for the Rogue, my 3 wood (TEE e8 beta 15*) is an absolute beast and is typically 15 yards or less back of my Rogue and straighter, which keeps me out of trouble. Guys at the club question why I even bag a driver.....and a lot of times I don’t.......Especially on a short track. Good to know the Rogue is still comparable to the new stuff. Nice video. 👍

[@Thataintnothing]

I think the RBZ stage 2 Driver is the Best Driver I ever Owned ,Face Cracked When went to Smash it ! Have an Cobra F8+ Which is just About there!

[@Thataintnothing]

I think the RBZ stage 2 Driver is the Best Driver I ever Owned ,Face Cracked When went to Smash it ! Have an Cobra F8+ Which is just About there!

[@michaelwatson2798]

Great video Pete, such a good comparison between them all. I've got a bit of a soft spot for the M1 but no real reason why as never had one 😂 Do you ever compare 3 Woods or is it not something you really use or concentrate on?

[@WELSHISPOWER1]

Amazing. Its my 40th. And need new driver and woods. Was gonna look on golf bidder for older ones. Now i know . Amazing timing thx

[@aidangriffiths5075]

Have a speedzone in my bag, it's awesome 💪 edit: the lesson I got from this is stop wasting money on new drivers unless you want something new and shiny

[@TMar1961]

I'm gaming F9 atm, 59 yrs old and still getting 240-250 yds of the tee. It's a shame he didnt do any Cobra drivers, $100 USD cheaper and the same distance and accuracy as those expensive ones.

[@bennettsmith9608]

@@TMar1961 i bought an F9 in perfect condition a year ago at play it again sports for $190 it was my first “new” driver and it has been amazing! I did my research and bought into the hype behind it. Definitely don’t plan on upgrading for a long time because i love the feel and distance

[@goleafs7523]

Great video! I was thinking about replacing my m1 driver thanks for saving me some money! I wish I could hit it 329 though. Would love to see you and Rick play some golf again.

[@Kristor333]

Whoa he said, “aluminum!” In two different accents!

[@austinblack6702]

I pronounce it Aluminium, coz there's an i next to the u and m.

[@colbymulgrew5399]

Kris Benson it's 'aluminium' because its the English language and my English auto correct makes it into Aluminium, just like it's not color its colour and it's not mom its mum.

[@germacyde]

I'm still rocking the m1. I love it and have no plans to part with it. chipped paint and all.

[@seannichols2428]

Mine is still in almost mint condition. I never want to part ways with it but I’m gonna monitor the prices after Peters vid👀😂

[@TomRocaGK]

Is there going to be a review of the new Mizuno STz and STx coming up, Pete?

[@peterfinchgolf]

Yep got one through, just need to test it out

[@ronkerr5080]

I demoed the M1s at my home club a few years ago and loved them but the price was a little rich for me at the time. This year I got a near-mint M1 for a song and am I ever happy!

[@wickedswinggolf2387]

Cobra rad speed now

[@georgecooper932]

I'm currently using a Titleist 905R but may upgrade once we're back playing. Taylormade M1 will come out on top

[@danieljd6776]

I used a 905R from 2006 until last year when I bought a used M1. I didn't find much difference in performance but it was nice to be able to adjust the M1 to how I was swinging that day and be able to swap out shafts.

[@alexandravanderbeek615]

Peter, my guess: M1 longer than Sim2, GBB Epic Speed longer than Epic, TS3 and TSI3 equally long

[@qwaidi8844]

Please have a look at next weeks lottery numbers for me 😍

[@mattlaw2993]

I had the 2016 M1 as my first driver that I bought second-hand in 2018, loved it, only changed to the M6 in 2020 as the M1 was scratched and dented otherwise would have never changed it, the M6 will be in the bag for the foreseeable future.

[@wills3419]

Just got a Cobra speedzone haven't had it out in the course yet

[@rrassoc]

I randomly replaced my R11 with a 2016 M1, because I'd heard so many great things about it. I hit the R11 so much better. The M1 has almost no spin and I can't do much with it. Just got fitted against 5 new drivers, all different brands. All were 20 yards longer than the M1 with my slower swing speed. The Epic Speed was by far easiest to swing and control for me.

[@Martin-m2i]

Try the sim 2 stiff shaft I've, had m3 ,m4 m6 sim leaves them all behind, came with reg shaft needs the stiff ,just flys

[@bradydowning9657]

Skip to 8:15 if you want to see the start of the hitting and comparison.

[@dmkappa62]

Thanks, there was a lot of drivel that first minute or two!

[@richardjones5490]

I’m not a very good golfer 27 handicap. I had a second hand Taylor made R9 I could hit about 220yard. Brought an Homna 474. No change in swing now hitting 270 yard best purchase ever!

[@yooouuuuu]

"best drivers of the past 10 years", oldest driver... 5 years

[@rossventer1233]

The title is clickbait but the content is essentially the beginning of the New tech in drivers to the latest new tech to see how far its come

[@msalvs]

Exactly I was hoping to see titleist 910, tm rbz and cally xhot. Give us what we really want to see Finch!

[@MattiasA72]

I would really have wanted to know how a 2010 driver had stacked up, as that's the price bracket I shop in.

[@msalvs]

I have a titleist 905R. I was hoping to see if it was worthwhile upgrading... to the 909 or 910👍🏻

[@peterfinchgolf]

Exactly, I think these are the best drivers of the past ten years

[@Despicable909]

Sim2>m1 Cbb tsi3

[@steviewonder2492]

Forgiveness might show bigger differences. Would have to do the test with someone who doesn’t bomb every shot like Pete does.

[@azharcassim2795]

To be fair I don't think any type of club can offer the forgiveness needed from poorly struck shots hit by many amateurs. You see it on the golf course week in week out. Guys with the latest and greatest equipment unable to hit fairways consistently due to poor swing technique. In my view, amateurs will benefit most from managing expectations on the course and hitting shots accordingly. Most time this would mean hitting fewer drivers off the tee. Improving their skill level through practice would greatly benefit them and would certainly be a better investment for their money much more than the latest equipment could ever provide. Taking this to the extreme, check out Rick Shiels' video where a PRO golfer uses a 70pound package set and still scores under par. We cannot buy a golf game! Practice, hard work, discipline, dedication and course management will lower our scores, not the bullshit marketing thrown at us from these major brands every year. The idea of forgiveness is really a major marketing ploy used to benefit the pockets of these major brands. They are only incremental changes with unjustifiable price increases year on year. If you can swing a club well you will likely play good golf with even low forgiveness clubs. Distance is not everything, especially if one doesn't have the wedge game to match it!

[@SupeDefy]

@@azharcassim2795 Few years back i played with a guy who had clubs from the '80s. Titleist PT driver with steel shaft, Ping Blonde 5 wood which was literally wood, and irons that looked like it had a sweet spot the size of gnat's ass. He smoked rest of the group, easily scoring in the 70s. He let me try his 5 wood (beautiful club made with maple) and it felt so good. Obviously this guy was a really good golfer, but it had nothing to do with distance. I out drove him on most holes, but his wedges and putting put us to shame.

[@caravanningwithcharlie]

I still use a Taylormade M1. Brilliant club. Straight and consistent. I'm never going to hit it as far as the pros and can't see much benefit in replacing it with a newer expensive model.

[@johnconnolly5723]

When Pete says that the driver that I just bought and thought I was the coolest person ever. When he calls it dated 😔😔🥺🥺

[@willmacdonald182]

im got a 2017 m1 3 wood and i absolutley love it. It still suprises me how far it goes sometimes.

[@MrDolphinsman9]

I just bought the GBB Epic this winter to replace my current driver. After this video, I'm really glad I didn't spend more on a newer one!

[@MrQuicksix]

I’m currently rocking the SLDR. Time for a new one. Purchased second hand. I say SIM 2 for distance. Callaway Epic Speed for consistent fairway finder. I’m partial to Callaway as that’s what’s in the bag.

[@simonread6008]

I bought a 2017 M1 second hand and I love it, even when it’s not hit great ( I’m a high handicap) it still goes far. Ended up getting the 3 wood as well

[@austinblack6702]

I've been playing the GBB Epic 2017 since release. For me, it's forgiving and I'm the longest person I play with. Average 285 metres. 8 handicap. Tested other drivers every year, and don't feel the need to change.

[@dondasher58]

I have tested drivers at demo days in the past on launch monitors. I also tested at my local golf shop with my driver while taking lessons and tweaking every option including my swing and every detail. I understand I’m not a tour level pro or scratch golfer and the variables I bring to the table are real life just like when we play golf. Wind, temp, ball manufacturer I’m using when playing compared to range balls at demo days and how my body feels that day plus hitting balls on a range compared to while playing is a lot different. All that being said I always stick with my M2 I purchased used about 3 years ago. $180 driver and I hang with most of the guys in my old golf league. Some younger guys hit it farther but that’s not really the metric I go by. I want consistency and predictably while hitting my diver. Are there days that I suck at hitting it? Yep! I have a Taylormade HL 3 wood as my backup when things are not working off the tee and that high launch helps me save my round. Plus it’s a great 3 wood off the deck and it was also used. I’m sold on used equipment.

[@anthonyfletcher7537]

Thanks Peter. I'm in the process of upgrading from an R5xl to and M6. I'm really looking forward to seeing the gains.

[@lornenielson4957]

Very good reviews, I currently still bag my M1 but had a fitting on TSI3 and found my dispersion was much tighter. I'd love to see a review on the Sub 70 driver. Nice work, thanks for the info.

[@chuckthetruck1232]

Awesome video! Just upgraded from the M1 2017 to the TSi4. Low spin BEASTS!

[@lillithara5120]

Rocking a PXG 0811 x Gen 2 and still love that thing and plus it is just gorgeous

[@kalobcrowe5858]

I’m currently gaming the Ping G425 LST. I really wish you would have added ping to the mix with this test. I think the original G400 was rather ground breaking as the first time in the 460 degree era, we had a stable forgiving smaller club head.

[@laaamby]

im still playing the g25, I still love the consistency of it!

[@TimBarnesPolygonPerformance]

Got fitted for a TSi3 driver recently , nice big 75g extra stiff shaft 9 degrees loft...After using a 12-year old driver I can definitely notice the difference - I was hitting it dead straight and a long long way, felt amazing. Technology has come a long way since my last set of clubs, but I don't think you notice the difference as much over just 5 years. I sometimes wonder if practicing with an older driver that requires more proprioceptive and grip slip neurological feedback is advantageous towards using a newer more forgiving club as it improves your senses more, whereas if something is too easy to hit your senses full because they're not receiving enough stimulus to trigger a reaction @Peter Finch Golf

[@nmhiggins2]

This is why I used Golfbidder for my TS3 knew my specs and basically saved a load of cash! Also got money for my old driver too class set up.

[@TheFreezer33]

I use a PING G410, I really like it. I don't like how a lot of companies are getting away from the adjustable clubs. I want my club to grow with me, if I need to move a weight to the draw bias early on, but then get better I don't want to have to buy a new club just because my swing got better. Which is why I went with the 410 Max and adjust to Draw rather than the SFT. I want to adjust the weight back to neutral if I get better.

[@georgegonczarek2043]

so can u tell me who produces the driver head and shaft and who puts the club together. what is the the real cost production price

[@Labgorilla]

My newest driver is the titleist 910D3. Yes , don’t be shocked. Until lockdown Id been rocking the Nike machspeed SQ driver. A frying pan that made a huge noise but flew nowhere. I just can’t afford anything else. Looking to get to single digits this year. Just need to cut out a couple of blow up holes.

[@meddc1]

Currently playing Titleist TS1 driver - brilliant club. 20 yards longer for me than anything else I tested including the newer clubs.

[@mulvihillmatt]

Awesome video. Would have been do to see the dispersion patterns to get an idea of which is more forgiving.

[@TomH001]

I am currently using the TS3 and its the best driver i've ever had, I agree with you on the looks in comparison to the TSi3 , but only for the bottom part , I much more prefer the little arrow alignment on the crown vs the lettered alignment on the TSi3 .. Will be keeping in the bag for a long time for sure

[@Jimmy-2-Times]

I'm using mizuno jpx 825 irons I got from golfbidder a couple of years ago.. . Really good service.. Clubs were in great condition..

[@the1mexicant]

Still gaming the gbb epic at 8* as well but stiff shaft... need x fled now, but can confirm it’s a bit spinny. The sub zero is more for me but I didn’t know at the time

[@baileymaberto7544]

Lost right off the bat with Callaway. But so happy to hear great things about the TS line in comparison with the TSi as i am about to purchase a TS2 driver for the price savings

[@lozz3323]

Titleist 905R. Tried the TSi3 when I could and was expecting more of a difference in performance. Still going to be upgrading though! 😂

[@groman521]

Great video! Thanks for the hack! No one is talking about the benefits of not having insects and bugs eating up the harvest.

[@JosephRomanick]

Pete! I have a Rouge SZ... can you do a brand test of the last 5 years I bet it would be great to see for players looking to upgrade or stay. Taylor Made, Cobra, etc

[@jonf1281]

Great video Peter. I have the Callaway Rogue, and based on this video, won't be planning a change anytime soon, at least if distance is what I'm concerned about.

[@drew20238]

Thank you for the Saturday morning (in Canada) video Peter! Appreciate all your hard work to bring the content!

[@scottjones2531]

Still playing a Ping G30 from '13 or '14. It's been a great driver for me, but it's time to upgrade. The G425 Max or SFT would look great in my bag. I'd make that my next purchase, but I need a new putter even more desperately! Keep up the great work, Pete. And despite what some have said, I love watching you shop online ;)

[@theotherbtres]

I bought a 2017 M2 new last year at a discounted price and love it. Best sounding driver I've ever hit.

[@ryze9153]

Cause you've never hit anything better before. And TM is not even known for sound. Yall must think TM is just the answer to everything. I fuckin hate that shit.