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Review Date
June 26, 2004 Overall Rating
 4 of 5
Value Rating
 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review
3.63 of 5,
8 votes
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Reviewed by: fett198
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Shoots in the 100s Model Reviewed:
Graphite Shaft, 10.5 degree Summary:
Wow, wow, and wow. The most natural driver I have ever hit with. When I was demo-ing drivers, trying to determine which would help me become more confident with my game, the Lynx was the club that consistently went farther and straighter than any other.
The Lynx is a very forgiving driver, weighted a bit better than most. Other drivers, such as the Adams Redline, the TaylorMade R580, and the Cobra TI felt too light and prevented me from feeling the exact head position during the backswing. This contributed to a lot of slices by me throwing the clubhead out of parallel with the target line at the top of the swing, even though my natural shot is a hook.
The Lynx is a bargain-priced driver that has vastly improved my confidence on the tee. I am no longer worried about hitting a fat shot a scant thirty yards downrange, or hooking deep into the woods. I am no where near scratch-golfer potential, but the Lynx predator has put me a whole lot closer to that goal. Similar Products Used:
Other drivers I demoed:
Adams Redline (graphite)
TaylorMade R580 (graphite--diappointing)
Cobra TI (graphite)
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