GOLF DRIVER LEFT HANDED GRAPHITE - INESIS 100

A VERY FORGIVING DRIVER

The maximum volume allowed for a driver is 460 cm3. This is the volume of the driver 100. And a large aluminium head means a more forgiving driver as it generates more inertia and its large face is more forgiving of off-centre hits. You are more likely to hit the centre of the face, which is the best way to send the ball flying.

DRIVER / technical characteristics

Designed to hit very long distance from the teeing ground. Our engineers have designed a driver with a shorter shaft, which will allow you to hit the ball in the centre of the face more often - the single most important factor in generating good ball speed.

Club head volume: 460cm3

Loft: 14°

Shaft: UST Mamiya graphite



*Driver cover included: we recommend putting it back on after each use so as not to damage the club head.

EASY LAUNCH BALL

The Driver 100 is distinguished by its "spoiler", the volume that the designers have placed at the lowest point of the club and set back from the face. The benefits are twofold:

The driver's centre of gravity is lowered to generate higher ball flight.

It also guarantees perfect placement for better alignment. You can place your driver behind the ball, set or change your grip, and nothing moves.

GRIP

Rubber grip

S1 grip weight: 44 grams

Length: 26.5 cm

Diameter: 2.6 cm



S2 grip weight: 51 grams

Length: 26.5 cm

Diameter: 2.7 mm

HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR CLUB SIZE

It is the distance between the ground and your hands which determines the length of your clubs.

At Inesis, we offer 2 sizes:

SIZE 1: suitable for golfers with a ground to wrist distance less than 78.5 cm

SIZE 2: suitable for men and women golfers with a hand-to-ground distance of 78.5 cm or more.

We recommend a size 2 if the measurement is 78.5 cm.



You can easily measure your size at home by following method you see in the video.

LIGHTWEIGHT, HIGH-PERFORMANCE SHAFTS

We offer graphite shafts in two heights for a great start in golf: size 1 and size 2 to suit your body type.



UST Mamiya was asked to develop graphite shafts specifically for the 100 clubs. They are very light, with a low bending point, which produces high trajectories and good distance.