Kasco VS Tour Drivers
Kasco VS Tour Drivers
USER REVIEWS
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[Apr 07, 2001]
Lee Chamberlain
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
9 Degree
I bought this club off Ebay and reshafted it with a Penley Stealth 70. The combination is long and low. There must not be much spin, because it is hard to work left or right. Great combination of shaft and clubhead Similar Products Used: Kasco 44 |
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[Feb 03, 2001]
Michael Story
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Kasco VS Tour Driver
What a steal I got on this bad boy! Bought off a closeout rack at the course I work at. Hated it at first. Decided to have it reshafted. Chose EI-70, the same head/shaft combo Kirk Triplett uses on tour. Best driver I have ever hit. Boring trajectory, little to no tendency to hook or slice, and a very solid feel at impact. Not exactly a distance club, but I average a solid 275 and hit more fairways than ever. Feels better than titanium with similar results. If you are looking for control and solid feel, look no further. But as I said earlier, a new shaft is a must. Don't think I would pay the $550 list price in Edwin Watts, but would jump at $400. Similar Products Used: Titleist 975D |
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[Nov 18, 2000]
Kent
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Kasco VS Tour Driver
Driver is designed for the stronger player with a high swing speed. Very long, boring trajectory. Slower swing players should look at the RS model. Hard to give a 5 star value rating when spending more than $500 for a driver. Similar Products Used: Yonex Super ADX, Great Big Bertha |