New driver

[Gdub17]

I recently upgraded my  driver from an ancient Calloway to a new TM stealth 2 10.5 degree paired with a Mitsubishi diamana s60 shaft . I’ve heard these clubs aren’t the most durable but I hit the ball flush most often with around a 110 mph club head speed. How long do you think this driver will hold up for me on a strikes basis because I hit more range balls than playing rounds unfortunately? I really like the driver as it’s pretty effortless to keep the ball in the fairway with descent distance. Opinions or any thoughts on durability of this driver?? Thank

Edited June 25 by Gdub17

[Gdub17]

Nobody?

[Gdub17]

Should I see this thing before it breaks or will it hold up for years with normal use and proper care? Thanks 

[Ghostwedge]

From what I have read on here it could last you a few years or the face could fall off tomorrow. I think they're good drivers but I would lay off the range balls unless your at a club with buckets full of top of the line balls.

I play golf with guys who play the Stealth and Stealth2 drivers and had no problems with them.

[Gdub17]

Glad to know your plying partners have had no issues with stealth or stealth 2😊, hopefully it lasts me years because I really like it 💪 I’ve been using it for a couple months pretty heavily and it looks and performs perfectly like new. Hopefully this engineering and build quality hold up?

Edited June 25 by Gdub17

[BraxtonFullerton]

Nobody can tell you how long it'll last with TM's build quality and QC not exactly the best in the business. Good news for you, is that their customer support is absolutely top class and they'll usually replace and upgrade the head for you if something does happen.

[Gdub17]

Hopefully it holds up because I don’t want it o deal with all that nonsense. Does anyone play a stealth or stealth 2 that’s held perfectly for a good while? 

Edited Tuesday at 06:03 PM by Gdub17

[Gdub17]

I really like this driver except for the factory TaylorMade grip. I play chorded grips on my irons and my old driver which I really like because of the grip security they provide even though they destroy gloves. lol. what’s the best or which chorded type grip would best suit a driver? Opinions or thoughts? Thanks 

Edited Thursday at 05:42 AM by Gdub17

[Gdub17]

Nobody?

[BraxtonFullerton]

Whichever one you like best. Just get the same one you have on your other clubs.

[Gdub17]

The one I currently have on my irons chew through gloves super quickly but I love  the strong connection the grips provide. Though there might be something better or equivalent that doesn’t destroy the standard FJ gloves I’ve been using for years.  I almost go through a glove in one round which gets expensive. Thanks for any recommendations 

[BraxtonFullerton]

I'm not a fan of chorded grips exactly for that reason. I've gone to a softer rubber in the Lampkin Crossline 360. You may want to try the MCC grips first though.

[Gdub17]

Thanks