Game me the flight I wanted but was far more forgiving than I had planned on. The solid feel is consistant no matter where the ball comes off the club face. The shaft is the key I believe because it seems to remian predictable even when I'm forcing a few extra years out of my swing. About 10 yards longer than my Yonex and the Titliest

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Yonex Super ADX is close but to high a flight and no roll.

Once I got the club, I raced to the driving range like we all do with new equipment. The first thing I had to do was get used to the weight of this club. The clubhead is heavier than my Steelhead Plus. After hitting a few shots, I knew I had to put a UST 65 in this club to get the performance I was looking for. So, I put the proforce gold in play and I have been consistenly hitting solid drives! This driver also feels great when solid contact is made. I highly recommend this driver and you can get this club without breaking the bank, for those of you who are money conscious like me. The only con with regard to this club is the the weight of the clubhead.

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Purchased this driver 6 months ago with a stock Stiff-Regular shaft and I am more than pleased with it's performance. I used to suffer from terrible slices but I'm able to control that with this club. The stock shaft works well for me though I'm sure that a better less whippy shaft would produce better results. The head is much heavier than some of the current crop of drivers but that does help in stability. I hit it mostly with a slight fade and consistently around 260 metres (about 280 yards). When hit off the sweet spot cleanly though this thing is explosive. I once managed to hit a 300 metre plus drive (330 yards), still trying to figure out how. For now I've found the perfect driver at a price that's hard to beat. If you can get one buy it with confidence. Mizuno make great golf equipment not just great irons at a price that makes you wonder how the other manufacturers can justify the pricing of their products.

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Superb, reduced wayward tee shots

I got Mizuno come with Graffloy shaft. It very nice condition for used club and very good deal. After I test in the driving range, it better than than my old Callaway Steelhead Plus. Longer 10-15 yards and 85%-90% on the fairway. Shoter than Cleveland Launcher a little bit but easy to control the ball. Very good feeling at impact and very easy to hit and set up.

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Cleveland Launcher, Quadpro. Mizuno Blue Rage Callaway steelhead plus and III

Had some mixed results at the range, but once on the course this driver really shone for me. I felt the ust65 stiff might have been _too_ stiff from the range results but the distance and accuracy were fantastic on the course. I normally draw/hook so modern driver with higher loft and draw-bias result in baaaad hooks. this club neutral face has given me excellent results and counteracted my natural swing flwas nicely :) highyl recommend trying to find this combo if you can beacuse the price was incredible with this shaft. fantatic distance, great shaft and hard to beat at today's 2nd hand prices.

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This club is fine if you nail it. You certainly know the difference between one out of the screws and one off the perimeter. Anything off centre goes nowhere but won't put you in trouble unless you put an ugly swinmg on it. Like any titanium oversized head driver, a bad shot becomes a really bad shot, so do what I do., always carry a fairway wood when you need to hit the fairway. Otherwise, give it a spank with this club, but make sure you middle it!

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Callaway steelehead. Like a little 3 wood in comparison.

Bought the 10 degree with the stock stiff shaft...way too soft, even for my easy tempo swing...went to the pro-force 65 stiff and am getting really good results...specs are 44 1/2", D8-9, winn grip, and frequency tested to find the spine...GREAT MATCH...can really shape shots and go after it when i need to without worrying about spraying the ball...ball bores thru the air...straigtest driver ive ever hit, not the longest, but excellent distance...100% completely satisfied

I enjoyed testing this out and ended up getting it on the range. But seems like I hit it a lot better on the range then on the course. This club is one that I hit consistently, but the problem is its not consistently where I want it to be. If you are looking for a club thats more forgiving, not this one. However over the time I have been playing with it, it is the best driver I have hit. I consistently can hit it 285, whereas I used to hit it about 240. But like I said, the problem is hitting it straight (and my swing)

I picked this Mizuno up, used, on ebay for a good deal thinking my brother would like it. I''''ve been playing with the Cleveland Launcher with a stiff bimatrx shaft since October. I decided to play a couple of rounds with it myself before I gave it to him. My assessment is based on 3 rounds and 2 practice range sessions using the driver. I seemed to get good distance from the driver when I hit it just right, but it didn''''t seem very forgiving. I really like the sound the club makes at impact and I also like the feel. I tried the Nike forged driver and this Mizuno felt better. It isn''''t as forgiving or any longer than the Launcher, although, I think it''''s better looking. The Launcher isn''''t bad looking, but it''''s not as sharp as this Mizuno. I hit more slices and big fades with the Mizuno than I do my Launcher. I hit my Launcher straight or with a nice fade, hardly ever slicing. I thought I''''d get the same results from the Mizuno as it has the same bimatrx shaft as my Launcher, but that wasn''''t the case. I think my Launcher’s face might be closed a degree more than the Mizuno, which might explain why I hit it better. A more accomplished player may like the Mizuno better, although, I played with a 2 handicapper this weekend and he uses Mizuno MP-33 irons and wedges. He told me he used to own the T-Zoid forged driver, but he didn’t hit it well, so he took it out of his bag for a 975D. He didn’t think it was very consistent. That’s what I felt as well. I hit 2 or 3 good drives per round with it, but the rest were so-so or not good. I’d give this club high marks for styling, sound, feel (thanks to the shaft) and distance. I’d give it average marks for forgiveness. Try the Launcher... it''''s a nice driver as the reviews indicate.

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