The Razr X Black is aimed at people who want more power and more distance from the tee - which is a lot of golfers. James Cornish from Leaderboard's Chart Hills Golf Club in Kent reviews it here.

Adams Golf are well known for producing good value improvement clubs that help all aspiring golfers make the most of their game. We review Adams Golf's newest offering, the Speedline Fast 12 Driver.

With classic looks yet the unmistakable presence of high-performance technology, the Cleveland Golf Classic 270 Driver is like being in a hot rod as the lights turn green, so we're taking it for a test drive.

Graham Green gives us his take on the new Nike VRS driver, with its NexCOR technology and Str8 Fit ball flight adjustment system.

Oversized, overstated and snow-white, the Cobra Golf White ZL Encore Driver is a club you either love or hate, but it has a combination of technologies that can benefit golfers of all levels, and we review it here.

Although Fazer may not be the biggest name in golf club production, this brand offers superb value for money with their range of well-constructed and reasonably-priced game improvement clubs. We review their Ladies Firepower 5 Driver.

Anyone familiar with the excellent Ping G5 Driver will know that improving on it will be a difficult task. We tried out the G10 Driver to see if Ping managed it.

Given the quality in build and design of TaylorMade drivers, it's no wonder they are so popular on the tours. We tried out their R9 Superdeep TP Driver.

We review the Callaway FT-iZ Tour Driver, built around delivering increased accuracy and distance off the tee.

We take a first look at the Ping G20 Driver, which is the newest addition to the Ping G series and replacement for the steadfast G15.