Yonex Ezone GS Driver
The Yonex Ezone GS driver is one of the products featured in our Editor's Choice 2020 product list.
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The Yonex Ezone GS driver is one of the products featured in our Editor's Choice 2020 product list.
Yonex Ezone GS Driver
When you hear the brand Yonex, you might immediately think of graphite shafts. While it is true the brand excels in this area, it’s talents also spread much wider into metalwood design and specifically the new Ezone GS driver.
Editor's Choice 2020
The GS stands for Graphite Speed and the goal was to create an adjustable, playable driver with an emphasis on superior speed. The driver features a high-tensile, Honeycomb Structure graphite crownthat allows for more flex at the top of the face.
A second-generation Power Groove Sole has been added to the sole of the driver to allow maximum repulsion from low on the clubface. This combination enlarges the sweet spot and optimum ball speeds across all areas of the face.
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So with ball speed taken care off, Yonex then needed to make the Ezone GS accurate. It has done this through a vertical polish on the face, which allows the ball to slide upwards at impact, reducing the amount of sidespin that is created compared to a ‘traditional’ horizontally polished or milled clubface where the spin axis can become tilted more easily, causing the ball to curve offline.
There are also interchangeable 2g and 8g weights on the sole, with one port located in the heel that enable golfers to increase the draw bias on offer. The hosel is also adjustable for loft and face angle to help tighten start lines and optimise launch.
This driver feels incredibly solid from a wide area and this translated into good distance without sacrificing accuracy. In fact, the forgiveness of the head going a long way to offset any issues with strike and clubface control. While it may work better for golfers with slightly slower swing speeds, its appeal is much wider than previous models from Yonex and the price point of £349 is very appealing, which is why it has earned a position in Editor’s Choice.
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