PGA Show Driver Reviews: Cobra X and Titleist GT4 Stand Out for Performance
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Today on The Golf Sensei, our intrepid team braves the elements at the PGA Show in Orlando to put the latest drivers to the test. From the Callaway Elite to the Cleveland highboard and the Cobra LS, each swing reveals more about the power and precision these clubs offer. With ball speeds reaching up to 141 and impressive distances of 250 yards, the competition is fierce on the rain-soaked greens.
As the rain subsides, the Ping G440 steps up to the tee, showcasing its competitive performance with a total of 213 yards and 200 yards carry. The team's journey through the driver market continues with the Onx driver, surprising them with its forgiveness and straight shots. The Yanx driver follows suit, delivering a consistent performance with 205 yards carry and minimal deviation off the tee.
Transitioning to the Mauno STG driver, the team experiences the solid feel and competitive numbers this club has to offer. Despite missing out on testing Titus and Taylor Made drivers, the Cobra X emerges as a standout choice for its overall performance and forgiveness. The Yanx driver also earns praise for its forgiving nature, making it a compelling option for players struggling with slice or hook shots. Finally, the Titleist GT4 driver impresses with its low spin and top-notch graphite design shaft, showcasing the pinnacle of golfing technology on display at the PGA Show.
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