Wilson Staff Triton Driver Club Tested: Triton Driver Shaft: Aldila Rogue Silver 60; Flex: Stiff; Loft: 9°; Stock sole plate and weight settings The Takeaway Winner of the Golf Channel’s reality show Driver vs. Driver, Eric Sillies design, the Wilson Staff Triton driver, offers complete customization from the world’s most adjustable multi-piece driver. Movable weight technology incorporates two interchangeable sole plates and 5 weights that can be configured in 18 different combinations. Players can adjust for launch angle, spin rate, and a draw or fade bias. Swing active technology is purposefully designed to be a few millimeters narrower than…

Over 30 years have passed since TaylorMade unveiled their first ever driver into the market, and as you can see, a lot can happen in three decades. The M1, released in 1980, has the distinction of being the first metalwood to feature a traditional headshape, inspired by the persimmon drivers that had come before. As the years progressed, TaylorMade continued to innovate and push the envelope; creating drivers with orange heads, offering multiple cc volume options, and even adding moveable weights and fully adjustable heads to promote customized ball flight, launch, and workability. Recently, we’ve seen a boom in TaylorMade’s…

The club in your bag that is designed to hit the ball the farthest, your driver can either be your best friend, or your worst enemy. Due to the long length of the club, the driver is also the most difficult to control and hit straight consistently. Many golfers only reach for the driver on par-5s, or particularly long par-4s, or forgo the big stick entirely. However, thanks to advances in modern driver technology, the driver is now easier to hit longer and father than ever before. By understanding and utilizing things like custom weighting, loft and face angle adjustability,…