Bought this club new for 149 bucks. Hit it in an indoor, mini-trial room and liked it. Price was very appealing. Took it to the range, a different story. Had the 10 degree. Ball flight was low for a 10 degree. Returned it for another thinking maybe it was rated wrong. Same low ball flight. Smallish head by todays standards. Also a smallish sweet spot. Quite frankly this is probably a great club in the hands of a better player. I was way too inconsistent with it. If you shoot in the 90-100 range, this is probably not the club for you. Older technology. Too many newer model out there to choose from. Especially those 460/forgiving/drive it a mile drivers. Now if I could only find one!!!!

Bought like new at a local golf store for $100. I have the 10 degree with the System 55 shaft and this is a great club. I hit it better than the Taylormade R580 I have. Everyone who tries it finds the same thing I did - it is a nice club. I hit 270 - 280 off the tee in warm weather. I am hitting more fairways and have a lot of confidence in the club. Sound is not an issue to and I like the sound this one makes.

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Never used

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Long,not forgiving. I have a tendency to get stupid with my swing and this driver doesn't put up with none of that.

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? heard its awesome

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everything else

I've been using this club for over a year and absolutely love it. The head is not too big (or small) and looks very unique. It gives a thud-like sound which might turn some people off. But honestly, by the time you hear the impact, the ball is well on its way. I have tested this club and the new FT-3 Fusion and found little to no difference in performance. I prefer the ERC over the FT-3 because the FT-3 is too big for my taste. Both use almost identical technology, and you can find this one for about $200 less. I had a firm Grafalloy Blue shaft put on this season and it made my game off the tee better. Very workable, powerfull club. Highly recommended!

What can I say? I hadnt played in 7 years because of back surgery. I was totally confused with all the new technology. I spoke with a Callaway Rep, he recommended the ERC Fusion. The club feels solid, I can move it either way, and more importantly, when I miss it, it stays in play.

Customer Service

Callaways' customer service is one of the reasons I went to Callaway. I ran a retail golf store in the 90s, and Callaway was then, and still is today, the number 1 customer service company in golf, period!!!!

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I'm a young guy so I involuntarly try to kill the ball with a driver. I've discovered that with this club I can pretty much swing as hard as I want to and the ball goes nearly dead straight every time without fail. The sound it makes was a put off at first but now I've grown to love. This is an excellent club for anyone who likes hitting a long ball down teh center cut.

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I'm 66 years old with a smooth swing and a 4 handicap. I've been looking for a driver with which I can consistently hit drives of 240-250 with a slight draw. THIS IS THE ONE! I found it on eBay a couple weeks ago through Callaway pre-0wned for $95. What a steal. So what if the sound is a little on the clunky side. Its the results that count.

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I've tried them all.

I was looking for a driver that could get the Cobra 440 out of my bag.I went to the local pro shop and they had a brand new ERC fusion.I took it to the range with the Great big bertha and the r5.The ERC out shot them all. Ive played about 6-7 rounds with it now and hit some of the furthest and straightest drives ive had in a while.The club is great for me and you should try it sometime to find out.The sound is a little unordinary but who cares when the ball flys great and has alot of roll to follow.

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none

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This Callaway Fusion ECR 10 degree driver will stay in my bag.Hit this on the range , picked my spot to land the ball , hit the spot 8 out of ten times, nice carry with a nice smooth loft. Anyone who can't hit this needs lessons. I have refused to give up my 10 degree Biggest Big Bertha until I found this at a cart demo sale for $99.00 .Took it to the range and hit the cleanest drives in my life, long (260 or better and straight as a arrow) and I am 55 and been golfing since I was ten when golf wasn't cool.Hit this with a smooth slow swing and it flies off the head. I belive that this club is for everyone as I have a swing speed of 90 and I have been considered longer then most of the players I play with, most of us are not scratch golfers as most of the posts would have you belive. If you can find this club for $150.00 or less grab it , it will blow away the knockoff listed in the same price range. I never buy a new model of club, the asking price is to dear the first year and my game is not to the level that I am looking to save a shot or two, more like ten if I can stay in the middle of the fairway and this club will do that. Looking forward to beating my foresome this year. Just a great club , Might have time to find there balls in the bush and water, oh well will save money not buying lost balls

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Have used Callaway before and rate there service tops

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I have been using a cobra sz 440 for a while, but was looking for more distance. I tried a buddy's fusion during a game around the holidays. All I can say is wow, I blew 40 yards past my initial drive with the cobra. I hit it a couple more times to see if it was a fluke or accident, but ended up with the same long long results. I bought one on e-bay, 9 degree with an NV 65-Regular flex. My cobra was a 9 degree with a Graphite Design 5.5 stiff flex. The initial fusion I tried was a 10 degree with a stock regular flex shaft. I took both clubs to the range to see which club was going for sale on e-bay. The fusion is staying. Shot dispersion was incredible compared to the cobra. The fusion is definitly more forgiving. As far as distance, the fusion has a longer air time and carry. I averaged 220-240 carry with the cobra, and averaged 250 + with the fusion. The fusion significantly had more roll after the carry than the cobra. In all fairness I think using a regular flex vs. a stiff flex might have had something to do with increased distance. My swing speed is 95 mph, borderline stiff based on most shaft makers. I normally would get stiff, until I tried a fusion with a regular flex shaft. Anyone using a stiff flex, you might want to try a more flexible shaft if you want to gain more distance. The sound sounds like a muffled whack, which is quite different from the cobra. You can actually go by the sound to get your feedback, a very dule whack is on the sweet spot, but a pingy whack is usually a mis-hit, confirmed by the impact tape. I bought this mint condition on e-bay for 109 shipped. I'm happy with the club overall, but I have not tried the new fusion FT-3:)))

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