Here’s The 8 Best Golf Drivers to Buy In 2020 (Revealed)

Outlined in black and neon green, the Epic Flash boasts a crown that is aerodynamic and cuts a profile that increases swing speed. The well-balanced clubhead promotes improved forgiveness and additional distance.

The best feature of the driver is the Jailbreak Technology feature. Two internal bars sit directly behind the sweet spot of the clubface, stiffening the head for more stability and strength.

Beginning drivers should stay away from the Epic Flash as the quality and price of the club is far too great for their skill level. This driver is definitely one to aspire to play one day if you find yourself in this group, but early in your golfing journey is just not the right time.

With a slew of dazzling features, the Callaway Epic Flash Driver is a one of a kind club that produces jaw dropping distance, pinpoint accuracy and the forgiveness of a nine-iron. It is a driver that is very reliable and should serve you well for several years.

For the past several years, Cobra has upped their driver creations, joining the likes of TaylorMade and Callaway, as one of the best equipment manufacturers in the game. And with the F9 Speedback, the company has made a versatile club that allows mid and low handicappers the ability to adjust the loft and alter the center of gravity for maximum control over the height of their drives.

The club features an adjustable hosel that gives the golfer the opportunity to alter their loft by one degree in either direction plus either raise or lower the RPM of their drives for more or less height off the tee box.

The adjustable weighting provides the golfer with several options that can help create the ideal shot height and shape they are looking for from their game. With the simple twist of the included wrench the weights can change position and create a workable draw or fade in seconds.

A driver that should not be overlooked by golfers that want more distance and control from their #1 wood, the Cobra King F9 Speedback Driver is an exceptional club to improve your overall game.

Tailored for golfers who need dependability on the course more than fancy features, the RBZ utilizes the adjustable loft sleeve to help increase launch angle for more distance for the beginning golfer.

Another feature worth noting is the ultralight core that is positioned in the rear of the clubhead to lower the center of gravity for golfers who need more help in getting the ball off the ground. A big reason why this driver is ideal for inexperienced golfers is because it performs incredibly well at lifting the golf ball off the tee.

The driver is powered by the company’s patented Speed Pocket technology that boosts launch angle and reduces spin for better forgiveness and accuracy when you are facing a tight fairway.

The club certainly lacks flashy features and while that may knock low handicappers from the list of potential buyers, for beginning golfers and mid handicappers that find themselves far from posting scores in the 70s, the TaylorMade RBZ is a well-built driver that will perform admirably on the links.

Features worth noting on the M6 include the Twist Face Technology and the Hammerhead slot. Both features work to improve forgiveness on off-center strikes while increasing distance and reducing that ugly side spin that leads to slices.

The Speed Injected clubface works with the Twist Face Technology to enhance clubhead speed while centering the club through the impact zone for crisper contact and better accuracy. You can rest assured that this club will give you the best chance at increasing your distance off the tee.

The adjustable loft sleeve works well when you need to decrease loft to fight the wind, but the lack of moveable weighting along the sole of the club was disappointing.

Although it’s a real shame that the M6 doesn’t have the bells and whistles of the M5, if you are in the market for a stationary driver that has an adjustable loft sleeve but keeps the weighting centered, then this driver should definitely be at the top of your list.

As a result of this cheaper process, the results a golfer can expect from the PGX Offset are limited. Golfers needing help with their slice will get it here, but don’t expect a bump in distance. We can’t really suggest this driver for any golfers, other than those who need considerable help with their slice.

But those warnings aside, for around the price of a green fee, you can have a driver that will definitely help correct those errant shots to the right side of the golf course. The feel of the club is a little hollow, something that our testers noted with a bit of disappointment, but the performance of the club received solid praise from our group of beginning golfers.

Made to help inexperienced golfers get the ball into the fairway so they can enjoy the great game of golf with more enthusiasm, the PGX Offset Driver is a very solid club.

Another feature worth noting include a carbon fiber crown that lowers the center of gravity and increases the launch trajectory while boosting forgiveness.

Even though the weights are interchangable, we did miss the ability to play around with the club’s weight distribution for differing shot shape. If you are an experienced golfer, the F8 may fall a bit short in your estimation if you are looking for total control of the shotmaking capability of the club, but that does not mean the driver is a disappointment.

With one of the best milled faces we’ve ever seen on a driver, the F8 reduces side spin, enhances accuracy and keeps the ball where it should be and that’s in the fairway. Great for the mid handicapper who wants an upgrade at driver with several worthwhile adjustable features, the Cobra King F8 Driver is well worth the look.

Starting with the Inverse T-Track, the M5 comes to play with a unique and wildly innovative collection of bells and whistles that certainly impress, but also create unbelievable performance. The weighting track system takes two weights and allows the golfer to move them to adjust forgiveness as well as shot shape.

Powering the driver is the speed injected Twist Face Technology that the company has created to give the M5 one of the hottest faces in recent memory. With the newly designed face, the M5 produces more clubhead speed for outrageously long distance.

Perhaps the M5 isn’t as fast as some of the latest drivers, but the adjustability of the club continues to be unmatched and one of the big reasons why professional golfers still reach for the playability of this driver.

Great for low handicappers, the M5 does not discriminate, providing unbelievable performance and wonderfully long distance.

A lower center of gravity is anchored by the rear weight that acts as a hammer to the golf ball at impact. Our testers were knocked out by the distance and solid feel that the M2 produces on drive after drive. At impact, the M2 produces a magnificent response, immediately assuring the golfer if their swing created magic down the fairway.

Even though the weight is not able to slide to provide more customization, the M2 does feature an adjustable loft sleeve that increases or reduces the loft of the clubface for better control of the shot height. The loft sleeve does give the golfer 12 different settings to choose from to help the weekend warrior find the right combination for their weekend round.

A solid worker that is so well balanced that the club works for any skill level, although mid and low handicappers are poised to benefit the most from this club, the M2 is a dynamically well-made piece of golfing equipment.