The 10 Best Golf Drivers

The Callaway Golf Rogue (about $341) comes in a variety of configurations, ranging from regular to extra stiff and with lofts from 9 to 13.5 degrees. It has a fully connected crown and sole that produces the "jailbreak effect," or in layman's terms, lots of ball speed and distance.

The TaylorMade RBZ (about $200) features an adjustable loft sleeve that lets you fine tune the club to your hitting style. A strategically-placed titanium core provides good trajectory control, while still producing a nice amount of loft.

You can't go wrong with the TaylorMade M4 (around $300), which just so happens to be one of their top of the line offerings. It has been specially engineered with a face curve that corrects the angle of off-center hits, resulting in straighter drives.

The Ping G400 Max (about $595) is the same club as swung by the 2018 Masters champion Patrick Reed, so you know that it is capable of producing some really solid drives. It features a very aerodynamic head that allows you to generate a lot of swing speed with minimal effort.

The Cobra King F6 (about $147) allows you to adjust the center of gravity based on what you are trying to achieve. By moving it forward you'll get more roll at the end of your shot, while moving it backwards produces higher loft and greater forgiveness.

Not all great drivers are made for men, as is proven by the Callaway Ladies Big Bertha Fusion (around $410). It features a triaxial carbon crown and sole that are forgiving, while also producing very straight and long shots, so you'll get to the green in less swings.

The Cobra F-Max Offset (appx. $330) is a good choice for somebody who doesn't want to spend an arm and a leg, but wants something better than you get when you scrape the bottom of the barrel. It has a back-weighted center of gravity to produce high launches.

The Cleveland Golf Launcher HB (around $200) is aptly named, since most users find it adds some decent distance to their shots once they get comfortable playing with it. A big part of this is due to the "flex fins," which help to send as much energy as possible to the ball.

You certainly wouldn't find the Pinemeadow PGX Offset (about $50) on any professional tours, but for the golfer who is just getting into the game, it's not a bad option. It comes in at an incredibly budget-friendly price, but don't let that deter you, as it offers great ball control.

The TaylorMade AeroBurner (about $490) produces very long and explosive hits, but it's not ideal for fast swingers, as they will find it hinders their ability to control the ball. The logo dead center on the top makes it easy to align when getting set up.