Tour Edge Hot Launch X525 Driver
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Who’s It For?
The Tour Edge Hot Launch X525 Driver is designed for golfers who prioritize forgiveness, high launch, and straighter drives. It's particularly well-suited for players who struggle with slices or who tend to miss the center of the clubface. The offset design, heel weighting, and high MOI work together to correct for those mishits and promote a draw bias. The X525 Driver is a confidence-inspiring option for any golfer seeking maximum forgiveness and accuracy off the tee.
The Tech Story
The Tour Edge Hot Launch X525 Driver is engineered for golfers seeking maximum forgiveness, high launch, and straighter ball flight. Its anti-slice offset design and heel-weighted system work in tandem to square the face at impact and combat slices. High MOI stability is achieved through strategic weight placement at the rear of the clubhead, resulting in increased forgiveness on off-center hits. Ridgeback Technology on the crown provides structural support for more power and acts as an alignment aid. Diamond Face VFT technology utilizes 37 variable thickness diamond shapes behind the face to produce faster ball speeds, improve off-center hit performance, and reduce spin. The X525 Driver comes equipped with the ultra-light UST Mamiya Helium shaft for increased clubhead speed and optimized performance.
Facts and Figures
Head Type: Draw Bias
Head Volume: 460cc
Face Angle: 1° Closed
Loft/Lie Adjustability: Fixed Hosel
Senior/A-Flex builds come stock with Lamkin Crossline 360 Midsize grip
Shaft and Grip Info
Stock Shaft: UST Mamiya Helium (L, A, R, S)
Stock Grip: Lamkin Crossline 360, Lamkin Z5 Undersize (Ladies)
Get Fit
2nd Swing offers award-winning club fitting services at each of our store locations and through the 2nd Swing Online Fitting and Support team on 2ndswing.com. Make sure your equipment is fit for your game and schedule your award-winning fitting experience by calling (612) 216-4152 or by visiting the 2nd Swing fitting website: https://www.2ndswing.com/golf-club-fittings.
