Thanks so much for feeding back Stephen, appreciate your input on shafts too. It does feel that weight has become more important than flex.

Thanks so much Legend, really appreciate your feedback as always. Great you've found a set-up that works for you. Fitting is so important, we see lots of difference between stock settings and dialing Neil into a loft/set-up which gives his optimal numbers.

Thanks for your feedback and input John, appreciate you taking the time.

Thanks so much for your feedback Stephen, really appreciate you taking the time. 2024 is an interesting year for drivers for sure, it's hard not to want to try a 10K model. 👍

Thanks for taking the time to feedback, really appreciate it. Will see what we can do on leaving the data on screen for longer. We have toyed with using data for the pair of us before, but years of testing just highlights how even though Simon is a short but consistent driver (swinging driver at 88 - 89 MPH) his data is much more strike than club dependent. Our feeling is we don't want to mislead anyone so having some input from Simon (after hitting the drivers) is useful for slower speeds, where his data would be very much based on how he hit each product on that particularly. Hope that explains.👍

You can pause the screen at any point, and take all the time you want to read the graphs.

We've got our full drivers test coming soon, and we'll be doing more brand videos during the year but for now, you can read our review and equipment writer Ross Tugwood's verdict after his session at PXG. www.todays-golfer.com/equipment/golf-clubs/drivers/pxg/pxg-0311-black-ops-driver/

Don't think you'll go too far wrong with it to be honest. Just make sure you get the right loft.

Thanks for the feedback, will see what we can do for you Chad. You mean across all major brands right?

Perfect. Thanks for taking the time to say so William. 👍

Thanks so so much for the feedback, really appreciate you taking the time.

Thanks for your feedback Jerry, appreciate you taking the time. This was just a first hit of each of the drivers so if felt unfair to include dispersion as were dialling in the heads into Neils spec. We have done further testing since, and you can see dispersion specs on our website link below shorturl.at/tEGJV

Thanks for your feedback and input Alex, much appreciated.

Thanks so much for taking the time to say so, really appreciate you feeding back.

Thanks Andrew, really appreciate you taking the time to feedback.

If you’re expecting an answer, don’t hold your breath. Go to Ask golf nut, he answers most questions.

9K on Max according to this video! Look at the Max at the bottom at about 8:30.

It's around 9K. Callaway as you'd expect say not to read too much in to MOI numbers as you want a blend of ball speed, distance and forgiveness. Plus due to how their Ai Smart face is set-up the 'effective' MOI of the Max is higher than the stated 9K.

@@todaysgolfer many thanks hard to keep track of the jargon!

Thanks for the feedback Robert appreciate you taking the time. How do you mean on the numbers? There's data for each driver in the video.

We will shortly have a 'Best 2024 Driver' video up that will include the TSR. 👀👀👀

Hi Robert, it's really tough to say for sure without seeing you hit shots. But from what you have said it sounds like the Max could well be a good option. As for loft you really need to go and give them a try yourself or preferably with a fitter. If you currently use a 10.5deg loft driver, start here but also try the next loft down (a 9deg). Keep an eye on spin numbers, shot height and descent angle, plus how the ball speed numbers are little higher as you reduce loft. Don't be tempted to dial a 10.5deg head down to 8.5deg, this just opens the face angle and encourages a slice. If your current driver is 12deg start here and try a 10.5deg. Make sure you try both the standard stock Fujikura Speeder NX shaft (Simon felt it unloaded to early in the downswing) and the Mitsubishi Tensei a stock shaft in the standard Qi10 driver head. Hope that helps.

Thanks Scott appreciate the feedback. Understand where you're coming from. We've just been hitting the X and LS together this week in different settings. For us at least the X with a front weight setting was spinning a fraction less than the LS and flying a little bit lower, which might not be optimal for you. Try both and see how you get on. Gut feel is MOI won't be too far apart, but just in favour of the X.

We've done additional testing since the video was filmed, and the Callaway Ai Smoke TD and Cobra Darkspeed LS can certainly cut spin. You can see our test data on all of the 2024 low spin drivers here shorturl.at/eimY0

Thanks for your feedback and input Norman. Appreciate you taking the time.

It depends on the company Joseph. There won't be shorter shafts made for those wanting to play a shorter driver, so some cutting from tip or butt will have to take place. How much depends on the company's ability to re-weight the head so the swing weight remains at a playable level. Hope that helps.

Thank you very much. Love your video reviews. The two of you are nothing short of terrific. Being only 5 ft 6 inches tall put me in the spot where I really needed a shorter driver for myself. Hence I am having Ping make one for me. Picking up a G 425 Max as they are priced pretty well right now. Jack Nicklaus actually played with a driver under 43 inches. :) I use one at 43.75 inches. Easier for me to control.

Thanks for the question. You really need to find a fitter who can help you decide whether an LS driver is for you or not. Which will come through trialling several models. Delivery is really important with LS models as they're usually designed for an upward attack onto the ball, so downward attack angles can lead to generating more spin not less. You have to appreciate LS drivers are designed to lower spin for higher speed players, so it's unlikely they will be your best option, but it's not impossible they could be a solution for you. Go and give a couple a try. You'll soon know if they're going to help or hinder your on game course performance. Hope that helps.

We're just working on it now, the Best Draw Drivers page on our website will contain all the info you need over the coming weeks. Link below. shorturl.at/ANR46

Thanks so much for saying so, appreciate you taking the time to feedback.

It's just arrived Mark. This is a First Hit video using the models that were available. Our Best 2024 Driver video will include al the latest models and so far the XL2 is looking like a great performer.

We always try to answer every sensible question Kev, some are harder to fathom than others though. 😆🤣😆

Simply because we're still waiting for them to arrive!!!

Absolutely, we've tested within those three categories for years.

There's hitting shots in there Gregory, are you saying you want more?

Yes,each club hitting

Absolutely agree. This video was filmed on the 18th December, our PXG heads arrived on the 10th January. We will of course look at doing another video with the PXG's, possibly putting them up against the best drivers of 2024. Watch this space.

Only because we tested on the 18th December and our new PXG Black Ops heads arrived on the 10th Jan. We have done further testing since, the PXG 0311 GEN 6 heads were included. The forgiving model results are in a table at the bottom of this page shorturl.at/tEGJV Hope that helps. Expect a further video where we look at the Black Ops heads.

This was filmed on the 18th December Marc - we are still waiting for our new Mizuno samples. We will of course hit them when they arrive.

This is just a first hit video. We will have a further Best 2024 Driver video out over the coming weeks. We're still currently testing the models over further days.

Because we believe it's the right thing to do when we can clearly see our usual 10.5deg loft is spinning too much (so it's not an optimal setup) for the tester. We show both sets of data so viewers can see the difference. Doing anything else would be misleading...right?

@@todaysgolfer but Neil got excited by saying the Max head got within 2yds of carry with his Gamer.....what happens with LST @ 8.5?

@@Foregrlz It becomes unplayable for him as the spin is too low, hence why he's optimised at 10.5deg with that particular model.

This was our very first day of having all the drivers in the same place at the same time, so we've not shown them for this video. We have however tested all the models again this week and our full results will be out soon. You can view all the 2024 Forgiving Driver data (including shot area) at the bottom of the page below. We're busy populating it into other Forgiving Driver pages before looking at the Low Spin data. shorturl.at/dHIX0

Exactly the reason we take time to insert timestamps so viewers can skip to the bits they want to know about. Some like the back story, others don't.

Love this channel. Honest well done reviews.

@@josephdubiel7129 Thanks so much for chiming in Joseph, appreciate you taking the time.