Description The ERC II Driver has created a world wide stir with it's hot "ultra-thin" Forged Titanium face (which has been deemed illegal for tournament play by the USGA..
From Callaway Golf:
"A revolutionar...
Reviewed by: Tim Harper(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: ERC 2
Summary: I would like to say that this is the best driver I have ever hit. The ball just jumps off of the clubface I have just played a round at a 7700 yard course and shot a low for the year a 82 becuase of the driver. We had a best ball tournament and 17 of the 18 holes were mine becuase of this driver. The only thing left was a 100 in almost every par 4. If you are having trouble shooting with it. Check your swing. I believe this is ten times better than anything out here on the market now. 8-11-07 If I had to rate this club I would give it a ten out of ten
Customer Service: p.s. If you swing from the inside there is no way you can find this club hard to hit. I found this club impossible to mis hit.
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Summary: I've been playing a Diamond Tour ERC II knockoff & liked the feel alot. Very low center of gravity, right size head. Somehow I got the real deal @ Edwin Watts used for $40 shipped. The REAL thing outdrives the knockoff (which I liked alot) by 20-30 yrds. I've tried LOT's of drivers. This is the longest/equel to my Cobra 310 which was longer than anything previously used. I hit it a few times in the back yard yesterday & played 18 today. Found it very forgiving, even my mis hits were slight slices or worm burners that carried 200. My long drives 240-260. These people who claim to hit 300+ yds are full of IT! If you like samller profile (330cc) this is your ticket to get a $600 club for 1/10th of original cost!
Similar Products Used: BB titanium, Cobra SS 310, powerbilt, Titlest 975J, several others.
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Summary: I have to admit that I'm not that great in golf, but I got this driver for a long time already. Yes I have to say that it's the pain at first to drive the ball straight. The driver's sweet spot is so tiny and the face is so curvy! of course it's very hard to hit it straight. But then with some adjustment of my stance and the way my downswing is, the ball just explode!!! and the best feeling is the "sling shot" feeling on a driver's face and the sound. The ball just seem so unstoppable. I think this driver is the real challenge. The lower body gotta be REAL still and not much force on the right hand swing easy and then you'll be looking at 300+ yrd or so. I'm still trying to master this challenge even tho a mis-hit suffers!
Customer Service: None.
Similar Products Used: None cuz this is the worse and the best i've ever tried.
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Summary: While I generally hit this club well, I have snapped the shaft twice on clean hits. The first time, the shaft snapped between my hands. The second time, it snapped in the middle.
Customer Service: Callaway just re-shafted my club, even though I am way out of warranty.
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Summary: I got this driver used for about $200. What a waste of money. It's true the odd drive will go 300+ yards but slight mis hits suffer. For me a typical mis hit shot resembles a baseball curveball that rolls about 200yds. I can also buck slice it directly into the bush. My swing can produce better results with almost every other driver I've tried. If you don't find the sweetspot on every swin this is not the club for you.
Customer Service: n/a
Similar Products Used: none were this bad
The Cobra 427 is forgiving
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