Best Golf Driver (Ultimate Review & Buying Guide) In 2020

TaylorMade SIM Max RRP $499

An awesome looking club, the SIM Max is up there with the top three longest hitting drivers in 2020. TaylorMade have focussed in on aerodynamics, making it also one of the fastest drivers.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5° / 12°
• Stock shafts: Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 or Red 5
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (+/- 2°)

Callaway Mavrik RRP $499

Incredible performance from the Mavrik, only two yards short of the longest driver in the test, and just shy of the fastest. All whilst with the narrowest back and the least sidespin and carry drop-offs.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5°
• Stock shafts: Project X Evenflow Riptide 50g / Aldila Rogue White 130 MSI 60g / 70g
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (-1/+2°)

Ping G410 Plus RRP $545

Although one of the oldest in this roundup, it's moveable weight capabilities has no impact on forgiveness and rotation, not the case for most MOI drivers.

• Lofts: 9°/ 10.5° / 12°
• Stock shafts: Ping Tour, Ping Alta CB, Grafalloy Evenflow, Mitsubishi Tensei Orange
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (+/- 1.5°)

Mizuno ST200 RRP $399

Although Mizuno are known for their exceptional irons, their team have produced top level drivers in recent years. Not least this ST200, which has earnt it's place in the top 5.

• Lofts: 9.5° / 10.5°
• Stock shaft: Choose from 11 premium options
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (+/- 2°)

Callaway Epic Flash RRP $529

Although Callaway have since upgraded this model, it still producing awesome results and put's five more yards on the Mavrik. A great driver for tuning shot shape.

• Lofts: 9°, 10.5° and 12° HT. 
• Stock shafts: Project X Evenflow, Project X HZRDUS Smoke, Mitsubishi Tensei AV
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (- 1°/+2°)

PXG 0811 XF Gen 2 RRP $499

With the highest MOI model, you'd expect slow aero results because of the big head, however not the case with this stunning PXG, in fact it's the lowest spinning of all in the test results.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5° / 12° / 14°
• Stock shaft: N/A, PXG insist on only fitting you to your best performing option
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (+/- 1.5°)

Cobra King Speedzone Xtreme RRP $449

Juging by the results, the Xtreme certainly performs better than the standard Speedzone driver from Cobra. With better forgiveness thanks to the bigger head at a similar price, it's a no brainer.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5° / 12°
• Stock shaft: UST Helium, MCA Tensei Blue 65, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Yellow, Aldila Rogue Silver 60
• Adjustable hosel: Yes (+/-1.5°)

Srixon Z785 RRP $499

In recent decades it's hard to find many tour pro's who carry a Srixon, but that's no longer the case. This is a beautifull driver which sounds epic at a great price compared to most entries.

• Lofts: 9.5° / 10.5°
• Stock shaft: Project X HZRDUS Red 65
• Adjustable hosel: Yes 12 settings (+/- 1°)

Wilson Staff D7 RRP $289

This extremely lightweight driver meant it was over 1mph fastest in the test compared with all other clubs. Incredible performance considering the price point. A must look for all golfers.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5° / 13°
• Stock shaft: UST-Mamiya Helium
• Adjustable hosel: No

Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo RRP $349

Our final driver in the roundup, the HB Turbo is a no thrills no spills driver, a solid performer without adjustment, means golfers don't have to be fitted. Although slightly down in performance, the price tag makes up for it.

• Lofts: 9° / 10.5° / 12°
• Stock shaft: Miyazaki C Kua 50
• Adjustable hosel: No