Titanium Face Drivers

Magnum 550 Ultra 

The combination of the hot SP-700 beta ti face, the deep face design, and the Rapid Fire Multi Flex shaft, make this a user friendly club with excellent control and long distance.

Magnum 550 Ultra XL driver, with beta ti face, 10, 12 degrees, 460 cc’s, with patented Rapid Fire graphite shaft, RH only

Specifications:

materials	beta ti SP-700 face, ti 6-4 body
face height	60 mm’s
face angle	1 deg. closed
depth	105 mm’s from face to rear
face width	110 mm’s from heel to toe
volume	460 cc’s
lofts	10 or 12 degrees
lie angle	56 degrees

The configuration of head dimensions does several things:

• It places the center of mass of the head rearward, promoting a higher launch angle and greater ball carry in the air. For most players the key to greater distance is with more carry.


• The deep 60 mm face allows the player to launch the ball with less backspin which translates into less air friction and longer hits. Most players find 31/4 inch tees to be optimum for this design.


• The face width is almost the same as the distance from face to rear. This relatively compact arrangement, with a face width of 110mm’s, allows the player to bring the toe of the clubhead around to a square position at impact and overcome the inertial drag found commonly on other designs. In combination with the multi flex rapid Fire shafts, the design fights slicing and tends to promote straight hits. Because of the overall size of 460 cc’s, off-center hits have minimum twist at impact.


• The main body is finished in metallic black to reduce sun glare.


• There is an aiming arrow on top of the head for ease in set up.

Shaft Selection

In general, players will match the shaft flex to their swing speeds.

X stiff	above 110 mph
still	100 - 110 mph
firm	90 - 100 mph
regular	80 - 90 mph
seniors	75 - 80 mph
ladies	under 75 mph

These shafts tend to work well with players who have intermediate swing planes – not very upright or very flat. They also work well for players with intermediate tempos - not very fast or quite slow. In exhaustive studies done at True Temper in the early 90’s it was found that swing speed is not the sole consideration in shaft selection. The results showed that it is not how fast you swing but how you swing fast – how you load the shaft and how you release its stored energy – that is also a vital consideration in shaft selection.

Fast tempo players should consider a one step increase in shaft flex, ie. firm to stiff, or regular to firm, etc., when selecting a proper flex.

Flat plane swingers who battle a hook should also consider a one step increase in shaft flex.

 Players with very upright swing planes should consider a one step decrease in shaft flex, i.e. stiff to firm, or firm to regular, when selecting a proper flex.

And players with slow tempos should also consider a one step decrease in shaft flex.

Standard wood lengths:

These lengths can be changed to meet your needs.

Right hand only

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