My own opinion r7|||The name on the sole matters very little. What matters is that the loft is the right amount for your swing speed (generally slower swingers need more, faster swingers need less) and the shaft is the right flex (in CPM, not what's stated on the shaft).
Driver's nowadays are designed more for amateurs. That's why the heads are the size of grapfruits. They're also marketed with mysterious numbers and "great feel"... the numbers are impossible for the average golfer to test and varify and "feel" is completely abused. How does one know what something "feels", especially when it relates to millions of different people with millions of differing tastes?
The USGA/R%26amp;A initiated their latest Rule as it concerns with drivers in 2006. Since then, everything has been maxed out, or pushed as close to the legal limit as physics allows. They do mess with center of gravity location, but that doesn't always guarantee it'll be good for every individual. That's why you need to be fitted. Go somewhere that doesn't have a brand affiliation. That way, you won't get suckered in to buying something for a kickback- you'll be getting the absolute best driver for your game.|||There is no "best" it's which one works best for you. Try different ones, find one whose balance, stiffness and mass work for you. Pay less attention to materials and more to stroke.
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