I played at The Berkshire Trophy and on the third hole, I hit a six iron for my second shot into a par five, not normal for me, I would usually hit a 2 or three iron into that hole. The first drive I hit with the ERC left me in no doubt about how much I had missed 30 yards off the tee. File name: callaway_razr_hawk_specs.exe File size: 1.96 kB Version: 1.3.4.Īnd it is Quality with a capital Q! The ultra lightweight shaft adds to the swing-weight for even more distance and with two internal weight chips precisely positioned in the clubhead, it lowers the centre of gravity to aid in a strong, powerful ball flight with less backspin for greater distance. Here you can find callaway razr hawk driver specs. The new leather simulated 'Winn' grip is soft, tacky and leaves you in no doubt about the quality of this club. And for once, Callaway have got it right with the grip. When you do get round to hitting it, it's awesome! ANDmost importantly longer than any driver I have hit so far by about 30 yards. GOLFmagic are the first Internet site to bring you a full detailed report of the test of the new ERC driver.įirst impressions were that it would be hard not to hit a good drive as it is so huge with a 300cc head, finished neatly in a deep black metallic lacquer finish that it frames the ball well at address. Now, with that in mind, there is only one thing to do about it, get hold of one, test it, and let YOU, the GOLFmagic members, know what it is really like to play with and if it is worth a ban, and £499.

And the price of a bit of fun£499, if you can get hold of one! With an overload of rhetoric, bans and lawsuits around the world about the new ERC driver from Callaway Golf, it has certainly caused a stir among the higher echelons of world golf, prompting a ban from the USGA. The old saying is that money can't buy you love, maybe true, but whereas golf is concerned, money can buy you a whole lot of fun and an extra 30 yards if you want to splash out on a new ERC Driver form Callaway Golf.

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