FT DRV 2010 ST-110 MD-350 FD

OVERVIEW

Fourteen Golf announced several new releases this year at the 2010 Japan Golf Fair. The Fourteen booth continues to be impressive year after year and this time was no exception. The all new Fourteen ST-110 Driver was on display featuring a 435cc head volume as well as more shallow face versus the JC-909 driver.  Another huge selling point is that this driver was produced by Endo.  The new Fourteen ST-110 Driver face height coupled with the 435cc head should produce a medium/high trajectory that should fit most golfers very well.  Fourteen ST-110 Driver lie angle has been adjusted to 60.5* and the overall length of the shaft reduced to 45.5 a full inch shorter than the previous model. Fourteen ST-110 Driver also has the same VL Titanium Forged Cup face  which allows variable face thickness to enhance feel at impact. This four pieced titanium club head futures a hybrid titanium crown that guarantees more distance of off the tee. Its shallow and wide setting of the club heads makes it easier for golfers to execute powerful shots while its cup-face technology ensures consistenly.

TECHNOLOGY

Fourteen Golf, a company better known for their high-end wedge designs has launched their brand new Fourteen ST-110 Driver. This high-performance club features a four-piece titanium head that guarantees you extra yards off the tee. The crown of Fourteen ST-110 Driver clubface is made with two different types of titanium, the company says this addition makes the crown incredibly lightweight, allowing for additional weight to be placed back in the sole of the club for added MOI and a higher launch angle. To create even higher MOI, Fourteen ST-110 Driver club feature variable thickness on the clubface – the sweetspot carries the thickest part of the clubface, and this gradually decreases as you move towards the heel and the toe of the face. The company says this design promotes consistency in the sound at impact – and in case you didn’t know, the "sound" a club makes at impact largely contributes to our perception of how a club"feels".