Want to hit more fairways? The latest edition of GOLF's RoboTest highlights the importance of driver face angle.

For ClubTest 2025, we put all the newest clubs to the test to determine the best drivers for every type of golfer. Here are the results.

By comparison, a new driver face design usually takes eight to 10 iterations. Callaway's super computer rhrough a staggering 15,000 iterations of face design.

A strike on the face that is toward the toe of the driver will cause the face of the driver to slightly open at impact, resulting in the ball drawing back towards the target line.

The driver's face is curved slightly open on the high toe and slightly closed on the low heel, helping golfers hit straighter shots even if they don't make perfect contact with the ball.

M3 and M4 drivers fueled by new research that leads to face with multiple curves for shots that work back toward centerline ...

Some of the best drivers for slicers feature a closed face angle, some feature an upright lie angle, and some rely heavily on a heel-bias CG location.

Mini drivers are definitely the club of 2025, with players at various levels keen to add them to their bags. We take a look at a trio of great options.

Rory McIlroy has endured a two-day spell to forget at the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon - with the Northern Irishman missing the cut and throwing a club into his face ...

I must say swinging a persimmon wood means you can’t swing as hard as you would with a [modern driver]. You need to hit it out of the middle of the club face.

It took TaylorMade more than two decades to create a carbon fiber driver face that could stand up to the rigors of the golf course.