NEW VERTICAL GROOVE GOLF DRIVER REVIEW

NEW VERTICAL GROOVE GOLF DRIVER REVIEW
PGA GOLF COACH Rick Shiels tests and reviews the latest NEW VERTICAL GROOVE GOLF DRIVER that has just hit the market! Rick uses ProV1's and tests using GC2 and HMT launch monitor technology.
On the website it claims to help you hit the ball 40% straighter. Rick tests it to find out how true that statement actually is.
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28 thoughts on “NEW VERTICAL GROOVE GOLF DRIVER REVIEW

  1. Hey everyone. Hope you enjoyed the review of the Vertical Groove Driver!
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  2. Theoretically the vertical grooves vs horizontal could actually decrease backspin numbers… but grooves don't do a whole lot on drivers (as you said).

    I agree with the other comments, though, you could have used a higher loft with this club. Your spin was good but your launch was low

    Also…43 yards is a big hook for you? Didn't you used to play something like that as your stock shot? lol

  3. most drivers have no grooves in the center of the club face. the only thing those vertical ones would do is increase side spin if you don't hit perfectly square.

  4. I hit and had misses both left and right, more right in fact (lefty). I very rarely hit draws with my Big Bertha 815, but hit 4 out of 10 draws. 4 fades and 2 straight. Granted, I'm the one swinging the club so I'm going to override any vertical grooves, but felt it had a tendency to draw. Not impressed initially.

  5. Good numbers aside, it's one ugly ass driver. And I'd feel like a tool on the course saying: "Hey guys, check out my vertical Grooove driver!"

  6. To me it makes no sense to have vertical grooves… for most amateur golfers I think more backspin mitigates the sidespin, and vertical grooves would increase sidespin… weird. Don't get me wrong a lot of backspin kills distance, but if you're actually trying to play better golf being straighter is much more important than distance

  7. The arrow pointing to the vertical grooves definitely helped me understand what vertical means. So, what's changed really in this driver? Did the USGA .830 COR limit change? To everyone listening, ALL DRIVERS ARE ALMOST EXACTLY THE SAME. This is a scientific fact. Don't waste your money on a new driver. Fix your swing.

  8. Rick, you hit a draw probably 96% of the time. Your ball flight with this was almost dead straight. It's crazy to see you hit the ball dead straight, that's not what you're path does to a golf ball…..

  9. Vertical grooves are not really new but are somewhat unique… the Killer Bee B Sting designed by Tony Antonious had vertical grooves back in 2006.

  10. but compared to alot of other drivers you test you were hitting strait like every time.. it must be extremely forgiving.. I've seen you struggle to hit straight with other drivers

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