Tour Edge

Why we like it
Replacing heavier titanium with lighter carbon composite is a great way to make a more stable and forgiving head. Lighter weight in some areas means heavier weight in the perimeter to provide more resistance to power-sapping twisting on off-centre hits. These heads also incorporate a thin strip of rigid titanium down the centre of the crown to further stabilise the head and provide support for a more flexible face. About that face: its backside features rows of dozens of variably sized, diamond-shaped indentations designed to perform like mini-trampolines for more ball speed and higher launch.

C723

• Compact shape appeals to better players seeking lower spin.
• Carbon-composite sections make room for moveable rear and front sole weights.
• The centre of gravity is more forward than in the E723.
• 8, 9, 10.5 (with an eight-way adjustable hosel).

Top 10 quietest, drivers, high swing speeds

E723

• This model is the largest of the two and emphasises forgiveness.
• A rear weight can be positioned in draw, fade or neutral positions.
• Three 40-gram shaft options provide higher launch  possibilities for slower swingers.
• 9, 10.5, 12 degrees (with an eight-way adjustable hosel).

Top 5 most forgiving, drivers, high-handicappers