Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti Drivers
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti Drivers
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[May 23, 2002]
Elite_Digger
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged 320 Pro COR 10*
I purchased this driver late last summer but didn't have much success with it due to the shaft not being right for my swing. I started out with a stiff Aldila HM2000 shaft....beautiful shaft/head combination but I wasn't getting the results I wanted. I talked to the clubmaker and we decided on the Fire Forged shaft matched to the clubhead. Still wasn't performing like I'd hoped...Finally went and got tested at a local component store and found that although my swing speed is in the low-mid 90's, I don't torque the shaft much so I needed a regular shaft, not a stiff. So I decided on a regular flex Harrison Titanium Lite. Not the best looking shaft in the world, but an excellent shaft that fits my swing great! Because of a bad back I'm not the longest hitter anymore, average drive probably around 240-250. My last round with this shaft/head combo I hit 12-14 fairways with 2 drives over 300 including my first ever par four drive-the-green hole. Lol, I missed the eagle putt but made the short bird..... Bottom line is this: If you have a shaft that fits you, with this awesome head, you cannot do better with any of the pro line drivers. This club hits long and straight and I can't wait for the warm weather to come.... Customer Service Excellent! Would buy from this site again in a heartbeat. Worked with me tirelessly on my shaft changes till I was happy.... Similar Products Used: Wilson Deep Red, Taylor made 300 series, Ping TiSi, etc. |
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[May 17, 2002]
hondo
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FF 320 C.O.R. 10*
"Best bang for the buck". If that is you then this is your club. I''ve tried other proline clubs and this is just as good if not better than any. It long, forgiving, light, and sets up well. You don''t feel like you have to really rip at it for it to go far. I assembled it myself with a graffaloy prolite 45 stiff @45". I hit it straight or with a draw (something I never do). I''m completely satisfied and am no longer checking out what the other guys are hitting! Customer Service Friendly and helpful Similar Products Used: Top flite intimidator, Bazooka, Cobra |
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[May 09, 2002]
badfishlbc
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
320
I use the 9 degree non-conforming driver. It''s the longest club I ever hit. The shaft is an untrimmed 46", stiff BiMatrx RXi. Hitting over 300 yards is easy now as long as I get solid contact. I don''t like the sound of the club as it''s a very muffled "thunk" sound. But the feel is great and it''s easy to tell if you hit the ball well just by feel alone. Customer Service Excellent! Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Firesole |
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[May 06, 2002]
texasric
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti 320cc(Non-conforming)
I Have used this driver for over a year now and love it. I will give up this "non-conforming" driver only when they pry it from my cold dead hands. Customer Service Very good service / advice Similar Products Used: Callaway "Big Bertha", Lynx Forged Beta Ti, Wilson Invex Ti, Pro Gear "R.I.P" |
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[May 05, 2002]
hondo
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Fire forged 320 C.O.R. 10*
"Best bang for the buck". If that saying is you, then this driver is for you. I put this together with a graffaloy prolite stiff and am very satisfied. Very easy to hit and long. I have tried different drivers of fellow golfers (titleist, Cobra, Callaway, Knockoffs) and none is any better! I never wanted to be stuck with an expensive club I couldn''t hit. This way you get to save some money for more golf! Customer Service I knew what I wanted to get because of the reviews I read on it so their wasn''t much service involved. Similar Products Used: Top flite intimidator, Bazooka, Cleveland Quadpro. |
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[Apr 21, 2002]
Ted
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FireForged Pro-Cor/10 degrees/Firm
This club is a good-looking red head with long legs and a bargain besides.I took mine out of storage yesterday and hit drives of 280+ yards on the first and eighth holes, about 30 yards longer than I would normally hope for on a good day. More impact points than usual near the center of the club face. Even toe hits are playable. A sweet, sassy dependable addition to your life for a mere $165. Customer Service Excellent, friendly, informed, prompt. Similar Products Used: Killer Bees with Bullwhip Shafts (46" and 48") and Taylormade clone (46"). |
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[Apr 20, 2002]
Payton Griffin
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti
I was looking for an over size driver when I came upon this one. It gives me the distance i need for my size, and the confidence I need to play with strangers. If you have been playing for about one year and you are looking for a driver that will give you club head speed with out totally screwing up you tee shot I would suggest buying this club. Customer Service When I bought the driver i need a new grip and asked them what was their best girp and it came back with the tour wrap on it. So they give you what you ask for and charge you for it. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made 320, Ping IST Titanium |
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[Apr 19, 2002]
Steve
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged 360 Por COR
What a week! Temps soared to high 20''s in Toronto this week. I finally got out today with my new Fire Forged 360 driver. This club is hot! Do yourself a favour, find a clubmaker in your area and get one of these. I built it myself with a Grafalloy ProLite 35 that was pured by Golfsmith and a winn grip. In my humble opinion it is one of the best drivers on the market. Long and forgiving! Customer Service First rate. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made, Callaway, Dynacraft |
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[Apr 18, 2002]
GETOVRIT
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
FF 320 COR
I have tried various drivers in search of the "Holy Grail" but with little success. The FF 320 COR set ups perfectly, great alignment, square face and the best part is that feels solid on contact. It has definitely added distance to my drives (+15yds at min). You can spend more on other brand names but why? (Unless you think that your playing partners will laugh at your decision to play a component club!) The FF 320 can be custom fit to your specific playing ability, versus buying an expensive brand name and then retrofitting to meet your personal requirements. This club could easily be sold in professional golf stores for $500+, it''s that good. Proof - Scott Verplank used it last year when he won the Canadian Open! Without a doubt, the FF 320 COR can improve anybody''s game, whether you are a so called "hacker", competitive weekend golfer, scratch player or professional!It''s the best value in driver’s, period. My FF 320 COR: 9.5 degrees Penley Platinum X-stiff Tour Velvet Midsize Customer Service Golfsmith - TOP NOTCH Similar Products Used: Taylor Made, Ping, Clevland, Titliest |
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[Apr 11, 2002]
porker
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
360 pro C.O.R
I have named my driver Smashy. Wow. Never hit a ball like this before. Used recommended FF shaft. Can''t wait to see my score card on my first round. Customer Service A-1 Similar Products Used: Taylor Made 360Ti. Titelist (newest model) |