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Great Ball. I slice sometimes with the driver. This ball helped to ease the Banana ball syndrome into more of a fade. It won't correct a real bad slice, but does add some help with my tee shots. Like other reviewers, they feel really slick when you first take them out of the sleeve. fleet repair

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well, having recently wrote a review regarding the sister Driver (the EC fuel) I found one of these on the Australian EBay.

The EC Fuel was and is superb -- this club matches in all departments..... and in the stop-slicing department, the EZ wins hands down.

The 2 main differences between them is the EZ is off-set and has an Aldila shaft, where as the EC has a better Fujiukura shaft and is square.

It certainly bombs the ball out there and the off set seems to have helped my occasional slice.

I ma end up putting the EZ head on the EC fuel shaft..... could be the combo.

Finally, although these drivers are still the current models, Precept is stopping making golf clubs and handing that over to Bridgstone...... and Bridgstone's J33 award winning driver has all the same tech as the Precepts, but you can pick up a Precept for pennies!

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