Pure Spin XXL Drivers
Pure Spin XXL Drivers
USER REVIEWS
[Dec 25, 1999]
Alex
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
9 Degree, 230(Firm) Flex Shaft
I first found this club at eBay for 152.45, and ended up paying that much! What a deal. Much cheaper than the 269 most online golf stores are charging. Anyways, when I first went to take this club out to the range I was spooked. I've never hit so many drives straighter or further ever in my life before. I counted 8 of the best drives of my life in a row. The sound it makes on contact is crisp and lively (maybe the diamonds, but who really knows...). All I can say is that it was worth the price. The only thing about this club is that if you try swinging too hard it can be a little inconsistent, but isn't that true with any club. Just swing smooth and the results will come with this club easily. |
[Dec 20, 1999]
Khamprasong Sithivong
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
9 degree, stiff flex
I was intrigued with the infomercials, and needed to get myself a quality driver to help keep my drives in the fairway, in order to reduce my handicap. The first time I used it in a full round of golf, I reduced my handicap by 10 strokes to 90, averaged 10 -20 yards more on my drives, and more importantly, kept it in the fairway about 85% of the time. If you want to reduce your handicap, and keep your drive dispersion to a minimum, I would highly recommend taking a long look at the Purespin XXL! Can't wait till summer rolls around, so I can crush a few more bombs!!! Similar Products Used: Callaway Steelhead 9 degrees, Taylor Made Ti Bubble 2, Goliath Hawk, Knight Ti |
[Aug 24, 2001]
clarke
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Purespin XXL
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None I picked this driver up after I saw it on sale at the local golf shop. After researching on the Internet,it looked like this club had received favourable reviews, so thought I would give it a try. It took a while to get used to the large shaft, but after swinging it a few times, I found that the swing weight was very comfortable. I don''t like graphite shafts on my woods and normally hit steel shafts, so was quite surprised that the large Kevlar shaft felt more like steel than graphite when I swung the club. The diamond face definitely gives some extra jump to the ball. The biggest thing I like about this club is I find that I can swing slower and more fluid and still hit the ball as far or farther than I used to. The more controlled swing lets me hit the ball straighter. The other nice thing about this club is that it seems to have a lower ball trajectory so my drives roll a lot longer. After several trips to the driving range working on altering my swing mechanics and speed to match the club, I am very happy with the results and would recommend this club to anyone. Similar Products Used: None |
[Aug 19, 2001]
Jonnkind
5
Model Reviewed:
Purespin 9* Stiff (original model)
This club is awesome-- but you have to... "adjust" to it. Many golfers are turned off by it's odd appearence. It's kinda heavy and the shaft is extremely fat. The first couple times I hit it, I topped it and it went no where. But once I got my hands adjusted, I hit it much better. I absolutely love this driver now. Similar Products Used: None |