Bobby Jones Golf 9 Workshop Driver Regular Flex by Jesse Ortiz

• The Workshop Edition Driver is ranked #1 by independent testing company Rankmark. This #1 score is the widest margin in votes cast between #1 and #2 in their 8-year testing history. (www.rankmark.com)
  
• Jesse on why the triangular design exceeds square-head options in playability and performance: I prefer to design a club for maximum forgiveness on 95% of shots, not for the 5% of extremely poor ones.
  
• When you swing your driver, the head is rotating through the swing: away from your target and then through the target. A square driver resists the twist and helps correct extreme heel and toe hits, but it doesnt adequately correct hits that are slightly off center. A triangularshaped club gets the ball square easier at impact than a square driver. Jesse repositioned the weight deep and directly behind the center of the impact zone, which creates an effect like a hammers head.
  
• The triangular shape of the 5" x 5" USGA maximum dimension head visually guides your swing path at address, inspiring confidence.
  
• The club face is made of Russian Beta Titanium (BT-23), a thinner, harder titanium that imparts less spin and more velocity and has a distinctive sound and feel.
  
• The face is square although it has a curvature that can make it look like its slightly closed. This curvature reduces spin.
  
• The shaft is a half-inch longer than our Players Series Driver, but still shorter than many manufacturers shafts. Shafts that arent too long have a better chance of hitting the sweet spot.
  
• The Workshop Edition Driver is available with a variety of shafts, including the Aldila DVS and Aldila Proto VS lines.

Model: 9° R.H.
Flex: Regular
Shaft: Aldila DVS 55g
Length: 45"
Face: Square