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dthrog00 24 July 1, 2020 0 Comments

I have a slightly out to in swing path with driver that results in a fade of ~ 15 yards on good shots. I suffer from periodic heel side contact and am getting nasty gear effect misses with my 9.5 degree Mizuno ST190 driver.

I’m interested in a Maltby driver. I want to stay with lower loft as I also present too much loft at impact. The KE4 TC, STw2 and M890 each come in a 10 degree model. What type of player profiles fit each driver? I’m not considering the ISO-T because of cost and reports of fade bias.

Regards

Dave

1 Answer

Answer 1 · 2020-09-18T09:21:29+00:00

All of our drivers can fit a variety of player profiles. The TC is obviously the most versatile since it is adjustable. It would be my first choice for you for that reason. It gives you the ability to adjust the settings and dial in the ball flight you are looking for. The STw2 is an awesome driver as well and it has a slight draw bias weighting, so it might be worth a look too. The newest arrival, the M890, is available in a 10 degree and initially was designed to appeal to medium to slower swing speeds. that being said, one of our guys here with a clubhead speed of around 100, tested it and liked it so much he put it in his bag. ISO-T is great as well, but I understand your thinking on eliminating it as an option.

I don’t think you can go wrong with either the TC or the STw2.

Britt Lindsey

Britt –

Is there anything about the design of the M890 driver that would suggest it will help promote a draw? I had a hard time turning the Stw2 over into a draw (but wow was it long) and am looking at the M890 due to the shallower face. My swing speed is right at 100mph and I play a soft draw. Thanks. Robert