Give callaway ft-iz driver a try

I once gamed a Titleist 907 D1 driver and yes it was among the longest hitting drivers I've used. Such as the 907 D1, the FT-iZ has a triangular-ish head. So, why don't you provide the FT-iZ a shot. I wasn't disappointed. The [url=http://www.vggolfclubs.com/1-Callaway-FT-iZ-Driver.html]callaway ft-iz driver[/url] may be the genuine article. The next thunderstorm today is snow and rain, and temperatures inside the mid to high 30's. Not ideal conditions for testing the FT-iZ. Today, the only thing Let me tell is the fact that I'm able to hit balls using the FT-iZ as much as my FT-9. But I did notice that balls hit with the FT-iZ seem like they lack the side spin that creates a slice. After the snow and rain stop and the ground dries up, I'll have a better continue reading carry, roll and total distance. Straight and long. Callaway could have finally got the high-MOI geometric driver right this time around. The FT-iZ sounds a bit louder as opposed to FT9, but that is o.k. beside me. Right this moment, I have only the stock Voodoo 60 gram stiff flex shaft inside the driver. It plays fine. I would fine tune it later.________________________________________

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