So far in playing this driver, the speed has been everything I could want and removing the fear of left has made it so much easier to work the ball both ways off the tee.

This was my gamer coming in and it was going to be tough to leave the bag. I can draw it, I can fade it, I can hit it off the deck or from the tee.

If I’m going to play a utility iron, then I want it to actually be a utility club and not a one-trick pony. Yes, hitting it high is almost never an issue for me, but the shots I can hit with the U505 are just silly.

The 3DP MB will actually be the first set of blades I’ve ever owned, but these are obviously not your ordinary blades. Because they are as compact as a typical blade, I almost experience a similar phenomenon to when I started playing a mini driver. It doesn’t look like I can hit these things solid and up in the air, but it sure is easy to do anyway.

I hit the ball high and spin it plenty, so using a ball that keeps my spin and peak height in check, but still spins enough for when I need to get a ball to stop, is all I need. Plus, I love the feel, and that’s usually the first eliminator for me.