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Snake Eyes Compressor Ti Driver Head. Grade: Incomplete. Like most golfers, I’ve got a shed full of drivers. Even though I know better, I’m convinced that a new driver will produce better results. The Fire Forged Compressor Driver is based on the old Zevo Compressor design. Sep 16, 2012 - ZFS finally comes to OS X thanks to GreenBytes. Homepage / Download / Support Forum What is ZEVO? Like data integrity, concurrent metadata updates, native snapshots, built-in compression, efficient replication and dynamic block sizes. Autodesk Student Community - free software for your students.
Snake Eyes Compressor Ti Driver Head Grade: Incomplete Like most golfers, I’ve got a shed full of drivers. Even though I know better, I’m convinced that a new driver will produce better results. The Fire Forged Compressor Driver is based on the old Zevo Compressor design, which Golfsmith bought last year. The head of the club is held together under 12,500 psi of compression, using an internal cable system. This is supposed to keep the head from distorting at impact, keeping the ball straighter, and transferring more energy to the ball. I put this club together with a Snake Eyes Fire Forged driver shaft in an R Flex.
For me, the results on this club are mixed. It is certainly the longest driver I have ever hit. I attribute this to the compression technology. However, I have had trouble developing any sort of regular tendency with it. At the beginning of the season, I hit it with a high fade — my normal shot. Then, it was a low screamer on a rope to the left.
Lately, though, I have been slicing it off the fairway; so badly, in fact, that I have abandoned it in favor of my 3 Wood. Much of this is probably the gradual disintegration of my swing over the summer. I’m now in a phase where only my short game stands between me and quitting golf altogether. Still, the thing does not inspire my confidence. One bad thing about it: the sound.
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It makes a horrible, very loud, popping sound at impact. People on the teebox one fairway over will turn around to see what happened. When struck just right, it sounds like an automobile hitting a tree. Of course, when hit just right, I hit it goes a long way.
I’m going to have to give it an “incomplete” for a grade. I think I like it, but I just don’t know for sure yet. GolfBlogger GolfBlogger.Com is a daily golf blog featuring golf news, golf course reviews, golf equipment and golf book reviews, golf lifestyle, golf fitness, golf history, Michigan golf news and reviews, photography, cigars, food and beverages, the PGA Tour and the LPGA with essays and musings. This is the golf blog of golf’s 99%: The working stiff who plays at munis with ten-year-old clubs and whose family and work take precedence, but whose love of the game never diminishes. The Golfblogger is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America. Proudly Made In Michigan Since 2004.