Tom Wishon on 719MW Drivers

[@vitor301980]

I have a 719CLC! This was the design that had a moveable arm in the center of the sole. I freaking love it! I bet this will be an a great driver!

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Great work Tom

[@Ryglado]

Very interesting. Great to see more uploads from Mr. W

[@dennissmith1904]

Thanks Tom. Bought this to replace my Cobra Speedzone and very happy with it. No loss of distance but less shots lost to the right.

[@brettfrimmer6567]

Where do you buy this?

[@dennissmith1904]

@@brettfrimmer6567 I bought it through Diamond Golf

[@aaron_b.]

Looks incredible!

[@robertakerson7186]

Mr. Wishon- This driver sounds like it could be very handy! For my own use I prefer a shorter shaft, so the capacity to raise the clubhead weight to compensate for this is a good thing. Bob

[@DCopp]

What about face technology? Cup face? Face material?

[@wishongolfvideo]

2-piece Investment Cast Variable Thickness Face.

[@DCopp]

@@wishongolfvideo material? No longer cupped?

[@wishongolfvideo]

The material is titanium. No cup face construction as this is very difficult to achieve with an investment cast driver. So the 719MW is non-cup face with variable thickness to enhance off centre hit performance.

[@wally6193]

@@wishongolfvideo Tom, I notice it doesn't have a GRT face like the 919 has, why is that. Thanks

[@PerkinsRooster]

Besides the movable weights are there any significant differences in technology between this and the 919?

[@wishongolfvideo]

Here are some other technological differences between the 919THI and 719MW: - Ultralight carbon composite crown to lighten the head structure and lower CG - Plate forged 6/4 Titanium Body Material - Custom Hosel Sleeve for a huge range in custom lie and face angle specifications (can also be used to offer different lofts when driver is held in square face position at address) More information here: wishongolf.com/719mw-drivers/