As for Callaway RAZR Fit Driver, its Callaway's first time with adjustability and people have said its a bit late but I find they have done a great job, as it is simple and changes make a noteable difference.
It is similar to the
TaylorMade R11 Driver , however I do feel that the forged composite is what makes this driver different. The club is very well balanced and feels great. There's something about forged composite in a driver that gives it an explosive feel and ball flight.
I had recently found success with the
Ping K15 Driver, and had stuck with it for over a year, deciding that it was really going to take something special to knock it out of the bag. The adjustability is really straight forward, 3 setting for face angle: closed 2.5 degrees , square, and open 2.5 degrees. And there are 2 weights: a 2 gram and 12 gram weight. Putting the heavier weight on the toe will reduce a hook and putting it on the heel will reduce a slice.
There's something about forged composite in a driver that gives it an explosive feel and ball flight. When my swing is solid, the
Callaway RAZR Fit Driver does help me get the slight draw that I prefer. After testing and trying different settings, I have adjusted it once (the "fitting" directions are very easy and clear) and I expect to keep it this way forever.
I am confident as I use it more my yardage will increase simply because my swing is getting better. Need to tweak it some but a great driver from what I can tell. I don't like the cheap grip that came with the club and am going to change it since I prefer the oversize full cord grips. It will be interesting to see how this
golf clubs for sale works out as I get more rounds with it.