I took a chance on this driver and could not be more happy. The club came with a basic stock graphite shaft, which I found too flexible and was 45" long. I put in a Graffaloy 45+ and it really completed this club. My ball flight is consistent and doesn't vary too much off the line on off-center hits. Surprisingly, this driver looks and performs better than any that I have tried.

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I remember looking at these 5 years ago when they were around over $300. Got mine on ebay for $90. Proforce 65 shaft. Consistently long and straight. Much, much more forgiving than my last driver (Cobra). When I hit it on the screws, people gasp and everyone wants to give it a ride. Striking look with the PF65. Very highly recommended. Now my driver is my favorite club.

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WOW! If you get this driver with a premium shaft, you will not be disappointed. I got several heads for around $30 and had them built with super premium low-torque shafts such as harrison, penley, and Rapport. Think twice before going with the Tourflex stock shaft. This driver is way long and very accurate/straight. I just bought a few more heads b/c I can't imagine any club beating this driver out. My buddy who has a Titleist 975D tried my driver and was 20 yards longer with the Goldwin with Harrison UL shaft. My other friends have all offered money on the spot for one of my extras. As one reviewer said, this club IS an engineering marvel. Goldwin is out of business so get em before their gone. WOW!

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Finally! After reading the reviews of this club I purchased a new one on eBay for $43. Prob the best $43 that I have ever spent. Love this club. Easy to hit and very forgiving. Get on if you can!

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Longest driver I've ever hit, and I've hit them all. Can't imagine why this company went under. Goldwin made the best clubs I have ever used, period.

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Fantastic club, consistently carries 240 metres, only gripe I would have (and its being really picky) is that it seems to hit a lot higher than other similar lofted clubs. Get a 9 degree if you hit the ball at all high. Make Big Bertha users cry when you tell them how much you paid (if you can find any left - a golf shop in Adelaide still has a big bag of new ones - the price quoted was new - $300AUS).

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Great club. It took three outings to get used to the oversize head and the feel of this club. At first it felt dead compared to ti. but once I got used to it, WoW! 10-20 more yards than TaylorMade Bubble Ti. Also a club I've loved but have now replaced with Goldwin.

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I think this club is very inconsistent and feels like a brick occasionally. As a scratch golfer I cant afford poor quality like this stuffing my game! It is now for sale in the rubbish bin, good-bye Goldwin!!!!!

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There service is poor!!!!!

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I bought a PGF Slammer for $25 and it is a much better club than the Goldwin!!!

I picked this up for only $85. I've hit it 330 yards a couple of times and I average around 300. It's much straighter and longer than my last driver. It was a great buy.

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I picked this club up for about $75 at an internet auction. What a find!!! Althought distance is only medium to average, the club is VERY forgiving. The overall light weight coupled with its heavy swingweight provide a nice contrast. It really makes you wonder why a club has to cost $300+.

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