Benross V6 Compressor driver
Cheap as chips at £169
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BENROSS V6 COMPRESSOR £169
DESIGN
The 450cc head seems large even in a world of ever expanding drivers. The promise of power might be a hard thing to live up to. But don't forget, ofetn a forgiving strike will come with a large head.
Article continues belowTEC TALK
The highly responsive Beta Ti face has an enlarged sweetspot for added forgiveness. Ideal for mid or high handicappers after a bit more consistency with the big dog.
PERFORMANCE
This driver produces more of a powerful 'thud' than an attractive 'ping'. But drivers aren't made to sound pretty and this one will add a few yards to your tee shots. The bal flight was high - potentially difficult to control on a windy day.
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TOTAL GOLF VERDICT
The ball flight was not as strong as some of the more expensive models but for £169, you'll get a solid strike and impressive distance. Benross might not be the name you'd immediatetly think but with an impressive range of clubs on offer at surprisingly low prices they're definitely worth a crack.
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