FT IQ Driver Review

  Using technologies traditionally found in Stealth Bombers and Formula 1 racecars, the engineers at Callaway Golf created a driver with a single goal in mind: long bombs down the middle. The FT-iQ driver starts with a refined head shape that's built to increase the moment of inertia (MOI) at impact, giving you unprecedented accuracy off the tee. Golfers can also turbo-charge their tee shots thanks to the Hyperbolic Face Technology, which raises ball speeds across the entire face to promote added distance. And golfers will love the exclusive Fubuki shaft from Mitsubishi Rayon, which adds to the driver's incredible feel and performance.

  Having recently just purchased the new FT-IQ driver ( 9 degree with a stiff shaft ) and played my first game in very windy conditions, that this driver is slightly longer off the tee than my old FTI driver. From an accuracy point of view don\'t be too fooled into thinking that this club will sort out all poor swings as it won\'t. Im sure you have all heard that put a bad swing on any club and you are likely to hit it all over the place and this club is no different. I play off 6 handicap and yes there will be times when I am not totally square at impact resulting in a pushed shot for me. This club is also 1 degree closed at address to help aid golfers who slice or push there tee shots. Yes in some regards this club does straighten out a few bad swings but if you are open at impact then expect a slice as it will not over correct that much. The shaft in this club is very very good and that can make all the difference and affect your ball flight so be patient and trial before you buy. The head is easily aligned to the target and is slightly heavier than my the older FTI driver. I also found that if you really tried to force the shot you have to allow your hands and weight shift to be behind the ball as anything open or in front prior to impact will be punished right of target. But when fully square at impact and you allow the club to do the work then this club will perform time after time after time and is very accurate and long. The sound at impact is less tinny than the old FTI which is very pleasing. In short this is a very expensive club that will help a lot of golfers who do slice or push tee shots but you also have to work with the club and be patient and im sure you will see where I am coming from. I suppose the big question for most golfers is \" can you justify the cost \" and if you can then do try this club and see if it put\'s a smile on your face.

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