This is THE driver! I purchased it for $80 on eBay, and believe me, it's worth every penny. 20-30 yards further than my Cleveland. Very forgiving, not to mention the best looking club on the market.

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best club I ever spent $40 on. Hits very straight and long 260 -280
Recommend getting a 10 degree or less and changing the shft if you swing hard

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Great big bertha, Pure spin, Jazz fat cat, Wilson Invex Orlimar driver

Very nice club. Great distance accuracy feeling. Looks cool too. I think this club is a great alternative to the Titleist 975. What deals you can get. I picked mine up for $35 us.

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They've gone under so dont screw up your club.

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Tight Lies, Taylor Made Burner Bubble

This driver is so easy to hit sweet and straight that I've stopped using a 3-wood on narrow fairways altogether. It's light weight makes it easy to get your hands through. Even if I hit the ground in front of the tee (rarely, of course) I still get good results. This dirver lets you know that the Callaway phenomenon was more marketing than substance.

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The best driver I have ever hit. As a long player, this is the 1st graphite shafted club which I can hit consistantly straight and long. Much better than Talor Bubbles, Callaway Ti Big Bertha or King Cobra Ti.

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Callaway Great Big Bertha Ti, and Big Bertha (Steel Shaft) Taylor Made Ti Bubble Shaft, King Cobra Ti.

Excellent design, very light weight and comfortable to swing. Unbelievable distance with solid feel. By far the best driver I had but too bad the company is out of business.

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I bought this club real cheap, $56 + shipping on ebay! The unusual combination of the high loft and the unbelievably stiff shaft (strong flex), I guess. In short, the club is excellent. VERY long, even at this loft, and very forgiving. Now that I'm sold on the brand, I'm in the market for an 7* or 8*. I see absolutely no reason for me to play another brand, with or without the price break. Try the Goldwin!

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Callaway Big Bertha Warbird, Great Big Bertha, Orlimar TriMetal Deepface.

After a 35 year hiatus I am back to hitting that little old white ball around a course. When I was younger I use to hit in the 80's but it may take me a little while to get there now. With regard to this driver, I am very pleased. It is difficult to slice a ball due to the construction of the head. I have been at the range a lot lately to get my swing back. I am getting pretty consistent and hitting the ball between 250 and 300 yards. For a stainless steel head, it hits as far as the titantium. You can sometimes pick up a good deal on the ONSALE auction site.

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Unfortunately, the Goldwin manufacturer in the US is out of business--however I think the club is still being made overseas.

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Adams tight lies, Palmer, Big Bertha

This is a nice driver. Easy to hit and gives the ball some pop. I like the noise it makes when you hit it. The head is very ligt so you can get some serious club head speed. I got the stiff shaft, the regular is too whippy for me.

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By far, best clubs used yet. Hit it consistently with a nice draw, distance is very good. Good feel with D-9 swing weight, (weight towards the head). Very accurate!!

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