PXG Golf 0311 Black Ops Mens Driver - Right Hand - Graphite Shaft

This is his wife, Patty! It must be great because he comes home now every week and claims he drives the ball a LOT further than his buddies!!

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Driver this nice - required proper evaluation, which I have tried but not sure if I succeeded. I rented a time slot at the local PGA superstore and their TrackMan booth to try to compare my current driver vs PXG 0311 10.5 degree Regular shaft driver. I used to be avid golfer but haven't played but 1/2 dozen rounds in the last 12-15 years (family and work got in the way). But recently got fitted for a new driver and irons. I used to hit a 9 degree TaylorMade Burner driver with Stiff shaft and irons with stiff shafts as well. But the computer analysis placed me with a 10.5 Regular shaft 55 grams TaylorMade Stealth II driver (and regular shafted irons). Thus this comparison is between very similar setups as PXG Black Ops is also regular shaft, 55 grams, 10.5 degree driver. Unfortunately my hitting session was very inconsistent with either driver and not the best comparison. But from some numbers I was able to gather that PXG slightly outperformed my current driver. Club head speeds were slightly higher, 2-3 mph. The spin rates were in the ballpark while carry and total distance were better by about 8-10 yards. To give it a better comparison, I took it to the local driving range and luckily was having little better day swinging... Couple of things stood out with this driver, three actually - well four to be exact. The sound is much much better. Not that it matters but it was nice to hear that "full" hit. The driver was more consistent/forgiving. My slices were not as bad. It also felt good at contact. It seemed that I could 'feel' that ball longer on the club face. I know, the ball is on the face for a fraction of the second. Hard to explain. But I really liked that about this driver. One minor negative is that the ball flight was higher at my "regular" tee height. I had to consciously tee it up slightly lower to get the medium to medium high ball flight vs a pop up. I may play with the adjustments a bit to see if that helps. The club does come with a wrench to do just that. In summary, this club is going in my bag for now. Of course, the proof will be on the course :)!

The PXG Black Ops driver has certainly exceeded expectations. Its visual appeal is evident upon first glance, evoking a sense of confidence as one stands over it. The acoustics upon impact with the ball resonate with a satisfying tone, characteristic of PXG's commitment to both forgiveness and performance. I found it to be an excellent fit. Equipped with a tool for loft and lie adjustments, though I admit my personal expertise and equipment are not yet sufficient to undertake such fine-tuning independently. Nevertheless, the club's balance and weight distribution are commendable, providing a marked improvement in distance compared to my previous driver of 15 years. Initially acquired as a gift, I couldn't resist adding it to my bag, recognizing its substantial upgrade over my current equipment. The PXG Black Ops driver boasts exceptional forgiveness on mis-hits, offering both accuracy and distance in equal measure. Its performance at the driving range showcased an additional 10 to 20 yards of distance compared to my previous driver, further affirming its prowess. As a player with a higher handicap, I value the forgiveness inherent in this driver, along with its potential for precise adjustments to suit individual swing preferences. Its construction exudes quality, complemented by a sleek aesthetic that undoubtedly adds to its appeal. Transitioning from my old driver, the PXG's lighter weight was immediately noticeable, contributing to improved control over the clubface. While my initial shots were met with admiration, subsequent attempts reinforced the driver's consistency and reliability. In conclusion, the PXG Black Ops driver has earned its place in my bag, signaling a welcome departure from outdated equipment. Its performance, combined with its aesthetics and ergonomic design, renders it a formidable choice for golf enthusiasts seeking an upgrade.

I got this for my son, he currently has a used set of Taylor Made clubs, this is a HUGE upgrade as far as the driver goes. I compared this to my Ping G430 driver, I am a Ping man, however this driver really surprised me! I tested it out on an indoor golf sim, best way to get swing path and clubhead speed and such, and I was very surprised to find that this club matched my more expensive Ping driver in almost every way. I got the PXG in a right handed regular shaft 10.5 degree loft, basically same setup as my Ping. I am about a 10 handicap or so, driver clubhead speed of only around 105mph now that I'm older, and basically hit a slight draw most times. This club matched all my basic Ping swing components, speed, swing path, ball speed and such. I also really liked the feel and sound upon impact, golf is 90% mental, and if your confident in your equipment your game will show it. Hopefully my son will appreciate it, and it should help his game a tad. PXG put out a real nice driver here!

After upgrading to the PXG Golf Driver - 0311 Black Ops, I've noticed a significant difference compared to my previous TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Driver. The first thing I noticed was the distinct sound it makes upon impact, providing a solid and satisfying feedback. The feel of the club in my hands is undeniably premium, offering a level of confidence with each swing. One of the standout features for me is the forgiveness of this driver. It's been incredibly helpful in correcting my off-center hits, which is a boon for someone like me who is still honing their swing as a beginner. When I manage to get my swing just right, this driver truly amplifies my game. The adjustable loft and lie hosel add versatility to my shots, allowing me to adapt to various course conditions. Overall, it's been a fantastic addition to my golf bag, and I'm looking forward to improving even more with this driver by my side.

I compared this to my old driver and the first thing I really noticed was how much lighter it was. My swing is slowing down a bit so I went with a higher flex shaft. At the driving range, my first three balls were beautiful. Wow, I was impressed! But then I returned to my normal self and sprayed a couple of wayward shots. But my assessment, (IMO) with the lighter weight, I had an easier time controlling the face of the club. My wife even commented that I had better control with the PXG than my old driver. So with that, I can't say anything bad about it. I play for fun but I was pleasantly surprised by the PXG driver. For me, it will be in my bag. So out with the old, in with the new!