8 Best Driver Lofts of 2021 [For Distance & Speed]

Taylormade is the most popular choice amongst enthusiasts, professionals, and beginners alike. And there’s no wondering why. The company has continuously made premium driver lofts for years. And the RBZ Balck Driver happens to be their premium option.

An Amazon’s Choice product, this golf driver delivers the most promising performance with utmost adjustability. The club comes with a large 460cc titanium head that makes it more forgiving than most drivers. The adjustability as mentioned a little earlier happens in the same head which enables golfers to customize the trajectory of the launch by placing the position of the head to their liking.

The shaft of the club is a Matrix White Tie Graphite which is TaylorMade’s choice for achieving the greatest distance while also giving a satisfying impact feel. We can assure you, the materials do make a difference. The sound and impact that comes off from this club are nothing short of ultimate satisfaction.

This is without a doubt, our top pick from the list!

What driver loft do most pros use? Probably this one.

If for some reason, you didn’t want to go with the RBZ Black Driver, hopefully, another flagship from the Taylormade loft driver catalog might compel you. The M6 is another widely recognized and adored driver since the performance it gives stays consistent every time with longer durability periods.

Design-wise, the M6 closely relates to the RBZ but it’s what the company put inside the club that puts this product in a class of its own. The head of this driver loft is injected with a tuning resin that increases the speed and the distance with every shot. When close to impact, the repelled resin creates a force that adds to that coming from the golfer, which then resultantly increases distance and speed.

The cup is designed with their “TWIST FACE” approach which shapes the face of the head in a way that increases the sweet spot. This increases the likelihood for a perfectly placed shot every time and that is something a golfer in any skill level would appreciate.

The driver is available in various lofts including the more famous 9 and 10.5 lofts.

This one closely relates to the Taylormade M6 iron specs. This becomes apparent when one learns it uses the same twist face on the head with resin injected inside. These two collectively provide a wider sweet spot and assist in increasing ball speeds. It allows loft adjustments to be made which helps people to customize the trajectory of the ball to their liking.

The few apparent differences include the choice of materials and design being a little larger, giving much more forgiveness than its counterparts.

Drifting away from the obvious favorites of the driver lofts Taylormade, we explore another brand that is equally important in the golf world. Callaway makes some of the highest quality irons in the market and their drivers are no exception.

The Big Bertha is the brand’s best driver for distance as this club is marketed as their flagship product with all the latest technology.

The design of the driver heavily focuses on forgiveness and ball speeds. The Flash Face, for instance, is their face design which came from multiple tests using AI to make the perfect, unmistakable shape that would eradicate most errors and maximize sweet spot area for a straighter shot, every time.

The driver provides another assistance in straighter shots by placing weights in the heads to help keep the club straight whenever swung.

Callaway continues its excellence in golf with its Rouge driver which comprises multiple technologies that help make a straighter, longer shot. The most impressive though is their approach with the design and construction of the head. Inside the head are hourglass-shaped titanium bars that allow a boost in ball speeds when creating an impact post swing. This not only increases ball speeds but also stiffens the crown and the sole.

The larger head gives a larger surface area to hit the ball on which increases the forgiveness with the club. You’d never hit a shot off-center with this club, which is exactly what all the technology in this loft driver aims to achieve.

This closely relates to the technologies featured in the Rouge driver. The best feature like the previous one stays the use of the titanium rods in the head which not only increases the speed and power from each shot but also provides more strength to the crown and the sole of the driver.

The only considerable feature that the previous one doesn’t have is the overall weight. Callaway claims that with their materials, they make the Mavrik Max Driver on an average 6 grams lighter than traditional titanium clubs.

An underdog in the whole scheme of driver lofts, this product doesn’t shine in the spotlight but packs a punch in the shadows. In a more conceivable language, this a highly underrated driver. The High Launch, as the name implies, aims to give the highest ball flights possible. The head of the driver is huge with a 10.5 loft from which the shots would only make the balls fly long in the air. We love the velvet grip on the driver which helps immensely in controlling the driver whenever swung across.  This comes in clutch especially on hotter days when people happen to sweat extensively in the hands.

A complete bargain, we finish off our list with a driver club which almost shocked us with how it was asking and how much it was offering. It doesn’t have all the tacky features and quirks that other brands tend to sell. Rather this driver nails the basics and delivers the perfect performance with all that’s at its disposal. The 520 cc, 10.5-degree head shape guarantees a higher shot every time. The club suits beginners who want a no BS driver to get them started on their golf courses. This could also work great as a back-up driver to your collection in case you wreck your daily driver.