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Hi.I am somewhat new to online forums but thought this would be a great one to be a part of. I love the game of golf and I am a big fan of Callaway equipment. I wanted to know the thoughts of those who play the new Epic driver. I have not had the chance to test on it yet. I play the FT-9 and I am very attached to it.

I love the feel, the ability to move the ball in both directions, and the look of the club head. Maybe some of you guys and gals that play the Epic could chime in on your impressions? The feel, the playability, and any benefits to your game?? I received my Epic driver for fathers day and have been struggling to get it dialed in the way i like it, normally play a 2013 Callaway X-hot that I hit extremely well.

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I'm thinking I just might have the Epic finally dialed in after this weekends round, 10 of 14 fairways hit. My next task is to be able to get the same distance out of the Epic as i am able to do with the X-hot, Epic is still about 15 yards shorter, maybe that's just from being another older who knows. I will not give up on the Epic as my wife would be pissed and my son would take it and probably not give it the care and love it deserves. I believe in this club so I will continue to improve on it and get the best out of it. I've gained some yardage with the Epic, but where I really notice the difference is the distance on off center hits.

With my old driver, an off center hit would cost me 25-30 yards while with the Epic its about 10 yards. I got fitted for the Epic, but not 100% convinced I have the right shaft. I ordered another shaft in a heavier and stiffer configuration.

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My hope is that I can swing harder with the new shaft and recognize some more distance. Even if it doesn't make a difference, the Epic has been worth it. I have 3 shafts for my 9 degree loft Epic Sub Zero driver. They all are 44.5' long. I adjust it 1 to 2 degrees up in loft and in the N (neutral) or D (draw) setting. My average driver swing speed is 113-114 MPH, with a quick swing Aldila Silver 60 XS 72G shaft, 3.1 torque low ball flight, tight dispersion, lots of run, shortest but more than acceptable distance and lowest trajectory Rogue Max65 S 66G shaft, 4.2 torque Good distance, wider dispersion, unsure of ball flight Project X HZDRUS Black 6.0 S, 3.2 torque Longest distance, low to medium ball flight, can adjust ball cut direction, predictable cut or draw I shot a 73 (my lowest round in more than a year) and hit 13 of 14 fairways with the HZDRUS shaft.

The lowest weight wise of the three, but a shaft I can load. It kept my drives medium to low ball flight and it kept me long and in the fairway. Hi.thanks for your feedback. I am looking forward to testing on the Epic. My FT-9 has become so reliable for me I hate to think about playing anything else.

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However, when the time is right, I know I can adjust to something new as long as it is not too different. My FT-9 is a 9 degree and I usually can carry my drives in the 255-265 yard range. We don't get much roll out here in our part of the country on our public courses. So far, I don't feel like I am giving up much with the FT-9 since I am pretty accurate with it. What I would love, would be to be able to test on the Epic and my FT-9 side by side!