Blaire McKeithen compares the new low-spinning triple diamond Ai Smoke Max driver from Callaway to the original Ai Smoke Max to see if he sees the difference. Check it out!
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@the_l0cksm1th2 ай бұрын
Pure swing 🤙🏼
@hi-hosilver44032 ай бұрын
Hey Blaire, Could you tell us what weight settings you used in the driver heads? Specifically, did you use the stock settings or heavy weight in front and lightweight in back?
@FormulagolfАй бұрын
Everything is stock for me 👍
@wessims3412Ай бұрын
Pretty well identical numbers when you average them out. In the end, there is less than 1 yard of average carry distance. Actually, only about 2 feet! As for the ball going to the right with the max model, that’s what the track weight is for just slide it a bit towards the heel to correct that issue. The spin numbers on the triple diamond are actually almost higher than with the standard max in some cases. I don’t see why someone would want to go with non-adjustability and lose the track weight sliding for the sake of weights that you can swap back-and-forth when there isn’t even 5 yards of difference in distance.I would much rather have the driver with the alignment arrow on the face and have some versatility with the sliding track weight since the distances on average there’s only 2 feet that’s not even enough to make a different club selection for your next shot. Seems like the triple diamond max is simply a waste of money and just an extra cash grab to give someone an extra option.