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Tour Edge Exotics XCG-V Driver Review

Submitted by on April 2, 2009 – 2:47 amNo Comment
Tour Edge Exotics XCG-V Driver Review

Overview/Technology-

The Exotics XCG-V is a very unique driver in that it uses a mixture of materials that include a lightweight magnesium crown, a larger sweet spot than last year's model.  In addition, the driver touts lightweight titanium cupface, sidewalls and sole.  A V-shape stainless steel rear sole plate provides optimal CG force, much deeper than it's model predecessor.

The materials used in the XCG-V are actually joined by a chemical brazing technique unique and patented by Tour Edge.

This driver is a low launch with low to mid spin rate making this one not for the faint of heart.  Although geared for a wide range of players, the driver probably fits into the better player's bag more comfortably than a beginner or recreational player.  Golfers needing a high launch driver should look elsewhere or at a different model Exotics (review to come, stay tuned!).

Tour Edge Exotics XCG-V Specs-

Face Height...................: 53 mm

Heel to Toe...................: 108 mm

Face Area......................: 44.7 cm

Front to Back.................: 112 mm

Shaft Length.................:  45 inches

MOI................................:  High

Launch Angle................:  Low

Spin...............................:  Low - Medium

Actual Player Feedback-

"the XCG-V is a very impressive club"

Pros/Positives-

Great low CG driver built for the serious golfer looking for a low piercing flight.  Comes with an option of either the Graphite Design Tour Ad or Aldila Voodoo shaft, a definite plus.

Cons/Negatives-

Low launch for piercing drives may not be for everyone however.  If you need a higher launch, you may want to check out other Tour Edge models (again stay tuned).

Overall Rating-

The Tour Edge Exotics XCG-V is a great driver that happens to look pretty cool too.  Produces low piercing drives with a low to moderate spin rate.  Great shaft option considering the VooDoo is one of the top rated shafts for 2009'.  Definitely a driver to look at this year.


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