There are a lot better drivers out there than this one. It sounds tinny and if you don't hit the sweet spot you may as well hit persimmon

I snaped the shaft on my cobra 3 times the last time the head went flying and landed on the fart path and scuffed the top. Since I'm a Titleist guy i went and tried the 907D2 and other drivers. Then the G10 came into my hands I was hitting this driver straight and long but had to work it to get it straight keep in mind it was off the rack. So I got fitted by Ping with my golf swing. I got the driver in the mail two weeks later 9* stiff very low kick point and a spined shaft. This driver has taken me from a 8 handcap to a 3 with just the distance i have gained. Next time you buy a driver get fitted dont just buy it off the rack it will make a big diffrence. The only complain i have is the head cover. Very nice looking cover but its to short it need a sock to protect the shaft.

I grabbed a brand new 9° regular flex at a liquidation sale for $179.00 and took it to the range. Once I got warmed up I was carrying 240-260 with my swing at 80%. The ball was either straight, straight with a 1yd fade, or straight with a 1yd draw. In order to slice or hook the ball (I was trying for a few minutes) I needed to hit right off the tip of the toe or outside the heel (there's no club that will go straight at that kind of an impact). I can hit slices or hooks depending on the day of the week I'm swinging. This club turned those into pushes and pulls. It seems like with an outside to inside swing I was putting neutral spin on the ball which would keep it straight but heading a little right of my target. They got the groove pattern absolutely right and hits from the sweet spot are long, straight, and roll for 40 yards after the carry. I was actually carrying the range completely with my 100% 90ish mph swing. This is not something I could do with the other drivers I've tried. I'm wondering what I could do with a stiff shaft on this baby. Try this club now!

I just bought this driver the other day after trying several different models, including the TaylorMade Burner and Cleveland XLS. The most impressive point about the G10 is how straight it hit the ball. Shot after shot went straight with little movement left or right, even miss-hits. I wasn't able to that with the other drivers I tried.

The club has a strong, solid address with a traditional look and a subtle ball alignment on the top of the club--I think it's a very good-looking driver. I also like the feel when you hit it in the sweet spot--solid and sure.

The distance is quite good--I'm hitting the ball about 15 yards further that my old driver (a TaylorMade R5), but I think this is partly due to the higher loft, 10.5 compared to 8.5 with my old driver.

After three rounds, I'm much more confident with the big stick and now look forward to each par four or five tee shot. If you're in the market for a new driver, give this one a try--this is one very nice stick!

I was able to try this club on the golf course. My husband has the 9 degree stiff shaft. I decided to try it and I loved it. I use to hit a Titleist and Taylormade and this one by far was more forgiving. Even on miss hits it still had good distance that I did not have with the other drivers. I love the look of the driver, the feel and knowing I'm going to hit the driver well every time I step on the tee box. Like buckeyebob, this driver is staying in my bag.

I did a club fitting for new woods using the trackman computer fitting system. I hit all the top 5 brand name clubs. After we found the right shaft and loft for the club head. (9 degree Draw bias, stiff shaft). This club outperformed all others. Even some slightly off center and high on the face shots still got out there well. My numbers for launch angle and spin rate were the best for this club over any others. Now that i have played with it a while, I have gotten 20-30 yards more length without sacrificing accuracy. My recommendation is to go through a club fitting to find what is the right club for you.