Best Men's Golf Drivers

The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Driver builds on the original Stealth, enhancing distance with its new 60X Carbon Twist Face for faster ball speeds and improved forgiveness on off-center hits. It features a Carbon Reinforced Composite Ring and a higher Moment of Inertia (MOI) for straighter shots. This driver prioritizes distance while maintaining ball speed and accuracy for better green performance, and it offers various loft and shaft flex options.

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The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Driver has a big 460cc clubhead that's super forgiving on off-center hits. Plus, the draw bias helps fight off those pesky slices. The carbon face lives up to the hype too, I get some serious distance out of this thing. The head is on the larger side, so it might take a swing or two to get used to it, but once you do, the forgiveness and distance are worth the adjustment.

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Mark Wright

The TaylorMade Stealth Driver features a 60x Carbon Twist Face for fast ball speeds and enhanced forgiveness. Its polyurethane-covered face uses nanotexture technology for better launch and spin. With low and back weight for high MOI, it offers stability and accuracy. Additional features like an asymmetric inertia generator and Thru-Slot Speed Pocket make it ideal for golfers seeking speed and distance.

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The TaylorMade Stealth Driver represents a significant leap forward in technology. Its carbon fiber face delivers ball speed consistency, making it a favorite among tour professionals and serious amateurs alike. The sleek, all-black design appeals to those who appreciate understated style. If you like a sleek, stealthy design and want a driver that’s as powerful as it looks, this is it.

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Jonathan Sessa

The TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver is engineered from 60 layers of carbon fiber to maximize energy transfer and deliver blistering ball speeds across a larger sweet spot. Encased in a cutting-edge polyurethane nanotexture cover, the face fine-tunes launch and spin for optimal distance in all conditions. A Sliding Weight Track allows for personalized shot shaping, giving golfers full control over launch and trajectory.

The Callaway Big Bertha Driver is designed to deliver distance and forgiveness, especially for players who struggle with a slice. Featuring an ultra-low, forward center of gravity, a large sweet spot, and a lightweight Jailbreak system, the Big Bertha promotes straight distance, easy launch, and forgiveness. With its innovative design, the Callaway Big Bertha is a great choice for golfers of all levels seeking to elevate their game and enjoy more fun on the course.

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Big Berthas are designed for a wide range of golfers. These clubs feature technologies like Jailbreak and OptiFit, allowing for customization to suit individual swing styles. It’s perfect if you’ve been battling the monster slices and want a driver that gives you a fighting chance. While they may sacrifice some raw distance compared to more advanced models, their overall package makes them an excellent choice for improving players.

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Jonathan Sessa

The Titleist TSR2 Driver features two key technologies for enhanced power and forgiveness. A lower center of gravity increases launch angle and carry distance, while the Variable Face Thickness (VFT) design boosts ball speeds on off-center hits. With a sleek design and quiet impact sound, the TSR2 feels light off the clubface, making it ideal for mid-to-low handicappers seeking to maximize distance and improve performance.

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The Titleist TSR2 Driver is a strong contender for golfers looking for a balance of distance, forgiveness, and adjustability. It features a multi-plateau variable face thickness design that translates to increased forgiveness and ball speeds across the face. Titleist also incorporated an adjustable hosel and weight system, so you can fine-tune launch angle and shot shape to dial in your perfect ball flight. Overall, if you're a golfer who wants a well-rounded driver that offers forgiveness, distance, and the ability to adjust your ball flight, the Titleist TSR2 Driver is a great option.

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Mark Wright

The Titleist TSi3 Driver caters to golfers who value a compact shape and adjustable weighting. Its Speed Chassis design enhances energy transfer, and the SureFit CG track offers five custom positions for ball flight optimization. Ideal for low-handicap players seeking distance or mid-handicap golfers wanting control, the TSi3 can boost performance.

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The Titleist TSi3 Driver is a game-changer for golfers seeking workability and distance in a premium package. This driver isn't for everyone, though. It's designed for better players who prioritize control over pure forgiveness. It packs a punch with a large, 460cc clubhead, but it feels smaller and sleeker at address than some drivers thanks to its classic shape. The focus here is on precision and shot-shaping, and I love the responsive feel at impact. Some golfers might find the TSi3 a bit less forgiving on mishits compared to some max forgiveness drivers, but I think the distance and workability gains are worth the trade-off.

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Mark Wright

The TaylorMade Qi10 Driver offers golfers distance and forgiveness with its lightweight 60X Carbon Twist Face, enhancing ball speeds and performance on off-center strikes. Its lower center of gravity and higher Moment of Inertia improve forgiveness, while the adjustable loft sleeve allows for trajectory adjustments.

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The TaylorMade Qi10 Driver boasts a massive bump in forgiveness compared to its predecessor. It has a clean look behind the ball, feels solid, and well-balanced at address. Some golfers might find the lack of an adjustable hosel a turn-off, and it isn't the cheapest driver on the market. But for the vast majority of golfers who prioritize forgiveness and distance in a driver, the TaylorMade Qi10 Driver is a strong option.

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Mark Wright

The Titleist TSR3 driver has an enhanced sweet spot, improved aerodynamics, and refined SureFit CG Track and Hosel to provide exceptional ball speed, launch conditions, and adjustability options. The TSR3 also has a cleaner sole, which rescues drag on the downswing for faster club speed.

The TaylorMade Burner Driver is a high-performance driver designed to deliver distance and forgiveness. Its 460cc head with dual crown technology and power base weighting provides a low CG for a higher launch angle and lower spin. The combination of Inverted Cone and SuperFast Technologies ensures an extremely high MOI and faster swing speed, resulting in added distance and forgiveness on mishits.

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Looking for raw power? The Burner’s here to add some serious yards to your game with its oversized design. It’s not the most accurate or forgiving driver out there, but if you’re willing to trade a bit of control for distance, the Burner has you covered. Perfect for when you’re feeling bold and want to go long.

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Jonathan Sessa

Experience longer drives with the TaylorMade M4 Driver. Released in 2018, it features Twist Face technology to straighten off-center hits and minimize distance loss. The Hammerhead slot enhances face flexibility, boosting ball speeds for longer carries. Whether you're a mid or low handicapper, the M4 Driver helps you achieve new distances.

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The TaylorMade M4 Driver is a solid choice for mid-to-high handicappers who want a forgiving driver that bombs drives. It has a large clubhead that inspires confidence at address, and TaylorMade incorporated their Twist Face technology to help straighten out off-center hits for more playable shots. It might not be the most technologically advanced driver out there these days, but for the value you can find them for, it remains a sweet option for golfers who prioritize distance and forgiveness over cutting-edge adjustability.

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Mark Wright

The Titleist TS2 Driver caters to golfers seeking distance and adjustability. Its large, titanium clubface is designed for high ball speeds across the hitting surface, promoting longer drives even on mishits. Additionally, the TS2 features a SureFit hosel system that allows you to fine-tune loft and lie angle to optimize launch conditions for your swing. Whether you're a mid-handicapper seeking more control over your ball flight or a lower handicapper looking to squeeze every yard out of your drives, the Titleist TS2 Driver falls between the more forgiving TS3 model and the more adjustable TSi2 in the Titleist driver lineup. It delivers a strong blend of power and precision.

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The Titleist TS2 Driver is a great option for mid-to-high handicappers who want a good balance of distance, forgiveness, and adjustability. It packs a punch with a confidence-inspiring head, and the titanium face delivers explosive ball speeds even on mishits. Plus, unlike some Titleist drivers focused on control, the TS2 lets you adjust loft and add a draw or fade bias to fine-tune your launch and fight a slice. While it might not be the latest model and some prefer a smaller head size, the clean looks, solid feel, and forgiving performance make this driver a strong contender, especially at the price point you can find them for these days.

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Mark Wright

The R5 Dual driver comes in two setups: the N, which has neutral weighting for players who like to work the ball both ways and the D, which promotes a draw. This driver's CG is positioned low and deep in the club head, making it easier to achieve a high, long-carrying trajectory. The R5 features a sizeable 450cc clubhead with a high MOI for any player looking for added distance and forgiveness off the tee.

Callaway FT drivers encompass a range of models released over a number of years, including a Tour and 25th anniversary model . In general, FT drivers are known for their focus on forgiveness and distance for a broader range of golfers. They feature a titanium construction and a relatively large clubhead size to increase the sweet spot and promote straighter balls on off-center hits.

The TaylorMade R540 Driver has a 350cc head and utilizes Inverted Cone Technology from the R510. It offers forgiveness and spin for optimal carry, with a lower center of gravity for a medium launch angle and a shallower face for mishit forgiveness. It's an excellent choice for golfers looking to enhance accuracy and consistency.

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The R540 is very aerodynamic and lightweight giving you that extra speed and pop, making you feel like you’ve got some tour magic in your hands. While they may not be as forgiving as some other options, their precision rewards players who can consistently strike the ball well. Overall, these drivers deliver impressive performance for those seeking a high-tech, tour-level driving experience.

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Jonathan Sessa

The TaylorMade 320 driver prioritizes forgiveness and classic feel for recreational golfers. It features a mid-size titanium head for a good balance of forgiveness and workability, along with TaylorMade's SP-700 titanium face for a powerful ball strike. It has a solid feel and sound, it is less forgiving than newer drivers.

The TaylorMade M3 Driver is designed for golfers seeking distance and adjustability. Featuring Twist Face technology to combat off-center hits for straighter ball flight, the M3 Driver delivers forgiveness and accuracy. An adjustable weight track allows you to fine-tune launch angle and trajectory for optimal performance, making the M3 Driver a versatile option for golfers of various skill levels looking to add yards to their game.

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The TaylorMade M3 Driver is a distance machine with forgiveness built-in. It’s ideal for mid-to-high handicappers who want to bomb drives. The M3 sports a large head with a sweet spot that helps you get the ball airborne easily, and the Twist Face tech straightens out off-center hits for more playable results. While it offers some loft adjustment to fine-tune launch, it’s not the most feature-rich driver on the market.

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Mark Wright

Released in 2004, the TaylorMade R7 Quad driver is known for its forgiveness on off-center hits. The driver was the first to have Movable Weight Technology (MWT), a technology still used today. TaylorMade put the power in the golfer’s hands to reposition weight in the club head to customize launch angle and spin for their swing.