MATERIAL GAINS

XXIO introduces a brand-new titanium alloy in its XXIO 14 range of clubs.

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Golf club manufacturers are forging ahead with ever-improving technology to make clubs that hit the ball further, straighter, while providing the kind of feel and sound players like.

XXIO is no follower of trends, and have always attempted to push the envelope of performance forwards. Their latest XXIO 14 range introduces the world to VR-Titanium, an all-new material that allows clubs to be made with thinner faces, enables more overall flex, and thus, heightening ball speeds.

Compared with previous models, the XXIO 14 and 14+ driver has a coefficient of restitution (COR) area that is more than 1.5 times the size of previous models.

Both drivers of the new range have Enhanced Edge Rigidity to prevent deformation at impact and to convey more impact energy. Thinner body walls lower rigidity so the body flexes more, enlarging the high all-speed zone.

The new VR-Titanium alloy enables the face to be made even thinner, further increasing flex. In synergy with the thinner body, the entire head bends more at impact, boosting initial ball speed.