In a display of bulk force that would make even Callaway blush, Srixon had 6…SIX new driver heads added to the USGA’s conforming clubs list this week.
Look at all those drivers jokes aside, the probability is that only 3 of the 6 will make it to retail, and frankly, as manufacturers fine tune offerings to better match specific individual swing characteristics, three seems like a reasonable-enough number. Maybe it’s actually under-sizing the lineup. Either way, I’m certainly not going to panic.
No word yet on a release data, – though fall seems like a decent estimate – or even which models will make the final cut, but here’s a quick look at what the USGA just cleared. Maybe you can pick out specific differences.
Srixon 565
Srixon 765
Srixon 765 (Prototype)
Srixon 765 (Prototype) Version 2
Srixon 765 Limited (Prototype)
Srixon 765 Limited (Prototype) Version 2
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Apart from weight count and positions there not a lot that differentiates the drivers. That said, is there anything that stands out…anything that appeals to you?
RL
8 years ago
I see difference in score lines and face real estate but the latter could be me. My guess is material thickness and internal structure to be the differences.