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Callaway XR Driver Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer
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I really do think the ball is teed up too high.
I am enjoying these reviews by rob. Keep up the good work you guys.
Look forward to reading, “…Tested by a single figure Handicap Golfer.”
Keep the reviews coming.
Enjoy the reviews with Rob. Has Rob hit the callaway big bertha v series
driver?
Really didn’t get on with this in my trials. Just wasn’t for me, but irons
bloody lovely. Will now watch the video and see what the reaction is.
He may not hit it the longest but he more than makes up for that with how
straight he hits it. Nice work!
I got the xr and shorted the shaft to 45,5. Amazing club. Great stuff Rob!
Definitely more accurate with that one. Great review
The XR driver has a 46″ shaft. The Srixon Z545 has a 45″ shaft. The
faster swing speed is most likely due to the longer shaft, not the ‘speed
bumps’ on the crown. If you don’t like the speed bumps Rob, you should
check out the XR pro – similar club, with a more traditional looking crown.