Choosing you correct Driver Set up:

STEP1.

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STEP3.

Launch: Choose launch based on your ball-fight requirements

High: High Launch, Mid Spin
For the player with a lower swing speed and the desire to get the ball to fly higher and longer.

Mid: Mid Launch, Mid Spin
For the player with an above average swing speed and standard launch looking for mid launch and mid spin.

Low: Low Launch, Low Spin
For the player with a high swing speed.

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STEP4.

Any Custom requirements please contact our clubfitter

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Extra Face ID information:

Face ID refers to the face geometry of each model. The concept of "Bulge and Roll" and "Gear Effect" have been around for some time, but are typically just set to a profile that works for the average golfer. Bryson knew it could be better fit for the player. He and LA GOLF developed different models for each swing speed range, ensuring the proper amount of gear effect from Bulge and Roll.

• Face ID: 8-7   Loft Range: 2.5° to 5.5° (standard setting is 4°)

Engineered for elite long-drive competitors and players with swing speeds over 135 mph, the 8-7 is built for maximum ball speed and distance. With an ultra-low launch and spin profile, it delivers a penetrating trajectory and optimized stability, allowing high-speed players to unleash their full power while maintaining control off the tee.

• Face ID: 9-9   Loft Range: 6.5° to 9.5° (standard setting is 8°)

For players with extremely high swing speeds, the 9-9 model provides low launch and reduced spin while maintaining control, balancing distance and forgiveness for those who generate explosive clubhead speed. Its face curvature is designed to keep drives long and straight, ensuring off-center hits stay in play while still bombing it past your friends.

• Face ID: 10-10   Loft Range: 8° to 11° (standard setting is 9.5°)

Optimized for high swing speed players, the 10-10 model features a precise bulge and roll profile to manage side spin on off-center strikes. This results in straighter, more controlled drives, helping players maintain accuracy and consistency at higher speeds.

• Face ID: 12-11   Loft Range: 9° to 12° (standard setting is 10.5°)

Built for mid-range swing speed players to increase carry distance and optimize side spin to straighten off-center hits. The 12-11 features a slightly increased face curvature compared to the 13-12, producing the precise spin conditions for a perfect blend of maximum distance and accuracy.

• Face ID: 13-12   Loft Range: 10.5° to 13° (standard setting is 12°)

Engineered for players with slower swing speeds, the 13-12 model offers a higher launch and optimized carry distance. Its tailored bulge and roll profile helps reduce side spin on off-center hits, promoting straighter, more consistent ball flights for players seeking added forgiveness and distance.