#POWERBILT AIR FORCE ONE N7 HYBRID CLUB DRIVERS#
#POWERBILT AIR FORCE ONE N7 HYBRID CLUB DRIVER#

The steel clubhead, meanwhile, is bigger than comparable clubheads, with an extra-large footprint that promotes a higher moment of inertia (MOI) during the swing. By building a club that players can swing faster-and that delivers a higher average ball speed on mis-hits-TaylorMade has increased a player's range regardless of how difficult the situation. The club is distinguished by the company's SuperFast technology, which reduces the total club weight to promote a faster swing speed and more ball-crushing distance. TaylorMade continues its long-running standard of excellence with the men's Burner Rescue fairway wood.

Available in 19-, 22-, 25-, and 28-degree lofts 2-year warranty.

Repositioned center of gravity produces consistently high and long launch.

Extra-large footprint promotes high MOI for maximum forgiveness.

SuperFast technology promotes faster swing speed and more distance.

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#POWERBILT AIR FORCE ONE N7 HYBRID CLUB DRIVER#

To follow Staples more in depth review of the Powerbilt Air Force One driver follow his forum testing HERE.īy Bunkers Paradise Forum Member – R. This could easily be the sleeper of the year. I am extremely impressed with the DFX right now. Here is a comparison of the Powerbilt vs the Cobra BioCell Driver: Powerbilt:

If I could bring the launch up a bit, this driver will be an absolute bomber. The club launched a little lower than what I was expecting, but performance was still there. I hit more toe shots than I hit the sweet spot. I did catch a few higher on the face and ball speed suffered, but I didn’t have any heel or two misses. Ball speed was up and I was hitting the center of the face. I honestly was shocked at how well the DFX performed on the range. Weather: Low 60’s with a 5-10mph cross wind I also plan to have a few buddies get on the monitor with their gamers and the DFX to compare.

#POWERBILT AIR FORCE ONE N7 HYBRID CLUB DRIVERS#

I will test this against several drivers of equal loft, but different shafts. The launch monitor used during this testing will be a Flightscope X2. Any launch numbers provided will be with range balls unless otherwise noted. I will test this on the driving range and on the course. I don’t know a lot about this particular shaft, but from what I saw on the range tonight I’m going to classify it as a mid launch, mid spin shaft. For this testing, I was sent the Graphite Design G70x. Powerbilt has a variety of shafts available to suit every type of swing out there. I’m going to describe the sound as strong with a hint of tin. Here’s another club characteristic that can be tricky to describe. The shaft has a lot to do with the feel as well, but we don’t need to go there. It’s not super hard, but it isn’t mushy either. At this point in time, 1 range session, I’m leaning toward more of the higher end of the middle spectrum for the DFX. I consider the Ping G25, SLDR, and Bio Cell to have a softer feel at impact while the R11s, X2Hot, and JetSpeed are much harsher. I’ve hit just about every driver out there this year and have come up with a scale of drivers that feel soft, hard, and somewhere in the middle.

Everyone’s sense of feel is different, but here goes nothing. This can be a tricky description to conquer. I’m pretty impressed with the sleek look and I felt confident looking down at address. The head looks much more compact compared to my SLDR and monster sized Cobra Bio Cell. The head is a matte black and produces very little glare. The DFX has a very clean, compact look at address. Nitrogen N7: Nitrogen Charging is a newly patented method to reinforce the face of the club without adding any weight.Ĭompressed nitrogen provides tremendous support to the club face so every golfer can benefit from maximum C.O.R., maximum C.T., maximum Trampoline Effect, and Maximum Smash Factor for incredible distance!

Powerbilt’s patented “Nitrogen Charged” technology, comes in our newly designed DFX (Deep Face) driver. –= Join our Forum Members Review on the Air Force One =– In this review of the Powerbilt Air Force One DFX N7 Driver, I hope I can shed some light on how it performs. If you haven’t heard of Powerbilt Golf, it’s about time you find out about them. This is the same driver that rated very highly on MyGolfSpy’s driver shootout earlier this year. I’ve never hit a Powerbilt driver before, so I was excited. I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I started hitting the Powerbilt Air Force One DFX Driver.

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