KZG Gemini

[Gxgolfer]

 

The KZG Gemini is without a doubt the most accurate club on the market. The Gemini Drivers have virtually no loss of accuracy or distance on toe and heel hits! If you are looking for a club that keeps the ball in play, look no further.

 

The Gemini Drivers are guaranteed to improve your performance and enjoyment of the game. These innovative drivers are designed with a second plate behind the forged and heat-treated titanium face to add greater stability and rigidity. The result: the entire face reacts like a giant sweet spot.

 

The feel, sound and performance of the Gemini Drivers are exceptional. When custom built with the shaft and specifications ideal for your swing, this innovative driver is guaranteed to out-perform any driver on the market!

 

The four-piece titanium body comes in two sizes: 355 cc and 395cc. Available in a Steel Blue or Midnight Black.

[tbowles411]

This also comes in a 460cc head as well...

 

This club is one of the best I've ever used. This rockets the ball off the face. These are not clones. A 14 degree (yes they make one) won me a Cleveland Launcher Comp. It was a contest at a course in PA and a drivable Par 4 (330 yards) and my configuration with a Fuji ZCom TW64, smacked one about 315, it took a good bounce and snaked up onto the green. The longest shot of my life. I don't know if I just wanted the driver badly or just hit it pure (for once). Since then I've never been able to duplicate it.

 

A totally tricked out config can get near $600. This is for the stuff if you want to really pay for and money is no object. More realistic is in the $350-$450 neighborhood. This driver will be complimented in Oct/Nov with the Gemini II. Same basic characteristics, but an SP700 beta titanium face which will make it lighter and have the ball come off the face faster....so my clubmaker tells me. This will probably be my last driver for a VERY long time. Famous last words, but you will like this or any other of their drivers.

 

Come on KZ users, back me up on this.

[3puttbogey]

I have a kzg gemini 460 and it came with a fujikura tour platform for $280. I've been looking for a new driver lately but haven't been able to justify replacing this one. Anyone know the COR for this club?

[tbowles411]

.830...USGA conforming.

[prepp]

I concur with everything said. I had always struggled with the driver until fitted with my KZG. My friends call it boring to see me drive cuz I regularly hit 12-14 fairways and on many holes driver is not necessary or even beneficial. Mine is attached to the business end of a Graffaloy Blue shaft. I did have a problem with my first one when the very bottom just underneath the face began to crack, but they replaced it under the lifetime warranty it came with and this one has continued to perform as well the last.

 

I have less than $300 in it. One of the few clubs I have ever bot that actually improved my handicap without any swing changes whatsoever. Don't pay for millions of dollars in sponsorship fees! Just buy the KZG and swing for the fence!! prepp

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

I have been playing a 12 degree 395CC KZG Gemini for well over a year now, AWESOME driver, instills confidence and is longer than anything else I have tried. It replaced a Titleist 905 in my bag. I may even try the 460cc head Gemini later this summer...

[Island Par]

Bumping this up. How does the Gemini II compare to todays driver? any comparisons?

[hamletsdead]

And where can you buy a Gemini II? I've been searching the web and can't find anyone selling one. I'd really like to get the 355 cc version. Anybody know where to get one of these commercially? Or know a clubmaker who has Gemini II heads and will build one.

 

I'm in Northern California.

[cspin]

Looking for the same thing! I have a 460 cc Gemini II ML that is my gamer. Want to have another one built as a backup in case something happens to the one I have. KZG no longer manufacturs them, but there has to be some inventory floating around out there.

Anyone....

[deakanutz]

I saw this thread and thought man it must be old we stopped making both these these Drivers years ago. Our warehouse doesn't even have any left but some dealers may havesome lying around. PM me your city,state and I can hunt around for ya.

[jscrash]

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And where can you buy a Gemini II? I've been searching the web and can't find anyone selling one. I'd really like to get the 355 cc version. Anybody know where to get one of these commercially? Or know a clubmaker who has Gemini II heads and will build one.

I'm in Northern California.
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I have a 355 prototype head. 10.5 degree, I've been holding as a backup. I'd be willing to sell for the right price. ihitbombs41 at yeah who

[hartman33]

Love this club head. As good if not better than anything out there. One driver I will never get rid of. Shame they stopped making it. A classic bomber.

[95124hacker]

Yes, I know this is a 10+ year old driver, but I can't help to think the dual face technology is similar to the Cally Epic Jailbreak. I just bought one cheap 460 12* on eBay this morning. Need to re-shaft it and try it out. Unfortunately I don't have an Epic to do a side-by-side just yet. Waiting for the hype and prices to come down a bit first.

[raggal62]

Yes, I know this is a 10+ year old driver, but I can't help to think the dual face technology is similar to the Cally Epic Jailbreak. I just bought one cheap 460 12* on eBay this morning. Need to re-shaft it and try it out. Unfortunately I don't have an Epic to do a side-by-side just yet. Waiting for the hype and prices to come down a bit first.

The later tour version Gemini's were redesigned to prevent previous weld issues. They were designated as LL, ML, HL, and SL for loft angles.

 

One of KZG's best drivers, along with the GF series.