Sub 70 849 Pro Driver

[lefty2010]

Anyone hit the new @GolfSub70 849 Pro Driver? Looking for some feedback on it. My bag is mostly Sub 70 equipment & was considering adding the driver. 
look, feel, sound? How did it compare to the driver you played or are playing?

thanks for any information you can provide! 

[GregGarner]

I haven't played it, but TXG gave it pretty solid reviews

 

[RollingGreens]

Solid driver, while I don't have it the review highlights a lot of important things for me as a consumer. Adjustable head weights, adjustable hosel. Low spinning driver. Cost effectiveness with the standards shaft offerings and premium shaft offerings that bring the price to a palatable amount ~$550. Vs starting at $550 and adding a premium shaft +$200-250. It showed to be a fairly forgiving face with off center strikes, spin numbers didn't balloon either. Had I not had gotten a new driver I'd consider it

[cnosil]

41 minutes ago, RollingGreens said:

Solid driver, while I don't have it the review highlights a lot of important things for me as a consumer. Adjustable head weights, adjustable hosel. Low spinning driver. Cost effectiveness with the standards shaft offerings and premium shaft offerings that bring the price to a palatable amount ~$550. Vs starting at $550 and adding a premium shaft +$200-250. It showed to be a fairly forgiving face with off center strikes, spin numbers didn't balloon either. Had I not had gotten a new driver I'd consider it

That is he great thing about all the sub 70 equipment.   I have been impressed with everything they put out.  No I don’t have any of their clubs in the bag,  but as one of the most wanted testers I can tell you they are solid clubs.    I hit the JB wedge yesterday for this years wedge test and it performs as well as the top brands.  

[MNUte]

4 hours ago, RollingGreens said:

Solid driver, while I don't have it the review highlights a lot of important things for me as a consumer. Adjustable head weights, adjustable hosel. Low spinning driver. Cost effectiveness with the standards shaft offerings and premium shaft offerings that bring the price to a palatable amount ~$550. Vs starting at $550 and adding a premium shaft +$200-250. It showed to be a fairly forgiving face with off center strikes, spin numbers didn't balloon either. Had I not had gotten a new driver I'd consider it

It's nice knowing that quality and cost effectiveness is the baseline rather than other companies having their baselines set at 1.5 to 2x the price. 

[RollingGreens]

5 hours ago, cnosil said:

That is he great thing about all the sub 70 equipment.   I have been impressed with everything they put out.  No I don’t have any of their clubs in the bag,  but as one of the most wanted testers I can tell you they are solid clubs.    I hit the JB wedge yesterday for this years wedge test and it performs as well as the top brands.  

The ability to get a driver with the ventus blue or black at $550 is pretty nice. The only thing I’d have to do some digging on is if it is velocore ventus or not. The picture they show has HB imprinted on the shaft

[Golfsam52]

I bought two of their wedges and they are by far the best wedges I’ve hit. They’re are very soft to the feel and spin like crazy