#Hitting amp cell driver drivers#
He couldn't hit a driver to save his life - his swing speed is a bit low and he was going for all the ego drivers from the brands we all know - Taylormade, Callaway, you name it. Well a friend is a strong word - he is an acquaintance and we have played golf twice. The XXIO brand is under the Srixon and Cleveland umbrella (Dunlop) and it is their high-end premium brand. If your preferred look is shiny and plain on a very LARGE crown, this one isn't for you. It features a matte finish with some spines on the crown. The head shape has the usual PING look which seems to look really big behind the ball but really confidence-boosting. I've found with my PING, that the ball just does not move as far to the right on my wild slices like they did before with other drivers. Ping are always pushing the importance of high MOI (moment of inertia) in their golf clubs and will usually make this their number one priority when releasing a new driver. The ball comes off the face hot and while you may look up wondering where it's gone, the answer is, it's probably going straight and at a higher launch angle than you expect. Their drivers are loud and have a slight high pitched ping but the feeling off the sweet spot is so soft and so delightful. When you center strike the G425, you can feel a deep THWACK - it feels like a cannon. There is no mistaking the ease of use with a PING. I've hit it myself a few times to try out. PING have made this G425 launch high and with that, you get more carry than other drivers. The TaylorMade Aeroburner and the Ping G425 are probably the two most popular drivers I have seen in my golf groups.
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