While there are still a few more drivers expected to launch in 2025, the past month or so has already brought a wave of new releases. If you’re trying to keep up with the latest golf drivers for 2025, here’s a quick rundown. With new models from Callaway, TaylorMade, Wilson, PING, and more, there’s a driver for every golfer this season.
Callaway Elyte Drivers
The Callaway Elyte drivers feature a new aerodynamic shape that improves speed without sacrificing forgiveness. The 10X AI Face is designed to optimize spin and, during prototype testing, it led to gains of 1.3 mph in clubhead speed and 2.1 mph in ball speed.
The Callaway Elyte drivers were officially released on Jan. 24. The Elyte, Elyte X and Elyte Max Fast retail for $599.99 and the Elyte Triple Diamond for $649.99.
Callaway Elyte driver models
There are four drivers in the Elyte series. They include the standard Elyte, Elyte X, Elyte Max Fast and the Elyte Triple Diamond.
- Elyte: Standard model with three adjustable rear weight positions. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- Elyte X: Draw-biased model with two weight positions. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- Elyte Max Fast: Lightweight for increased swing speed, featuring adjustable weight. Loft options: 10.5°, 12°.
- Elyte Triple Diamond: Lower-spin model with a neutral bias, smaller footprint and adjustable front/back weighting. Loft options: 8° (RH only), 9°, 10.5°.
COBRA DS-ADAPT Drivers
The COBRA DS-ADAPT drivers feature the new Future Fit 33 (FF33) hosel system. The 33 adjustment positions allow for fine-tuning of the shot shape for golfers of all abilities. COBRA also updated the H.O.T. Face design to help increase ball speed and forgiveness.
The COBRA DS-ADAPT has been in stores since Jan. 10 and costs $549.99.
COBRA DS-ADAPT driver models
- DS-ADAPT LS: Low-spin, compact head with three adjustable weight positions. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°.
- DS-ADAPT X: Traditional profile with adjustable front-back weighting. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°.
- DS-ADAPT MAX-K: 10K MOI for max forgiveness, rear-weighted design. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- DS-ADAPT MAX-D: Draw-biased design for slicers. Loft options: 10°.
Titleist GT1 Driver
The Titleist GT1 driver will be released on Feb. 21. It is lighter compared to other Titleist drivers and features the longest front-to-back profile in the GT lineup. The goal for the GT1 driver was increased stability with a deeper center of gravity and higher moment of inertia.
The GT1 driver is $649.99 and it comes in lofts of nine, 10 and 12 degrees.
Wilson Dynapower Drivers
Wilson has three new drivers available Feb. 12. The new AI-designed PKR (Peak Kinetic Response) Face in all three increases ball speed. You’ll also find swappable weights in the LS and Carbon models if you want a driver with fine-tuned spin and trajectory control.
The Dynapower LS and Dynapower Carbon cost $549.99 and the Max is $499.99.
Wilson Dynapower driver models
- Dynapower LS: Smaller, aerodynamic low-spin head with adjustable front/back weighting. Loft options: 8°, 9°, 10.5°.
- Dynapower Carbon: More forgiving than the previous Carbon model with front/back weighting adjustability. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°.
- Dynapower Max: Maximum forgiveness, rear-weighted design. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
PING G440 Drivers
The PING G430 MAX 10K was the best driver of 2024 and it’s staying in the lineup for PING. In the meantime, PING has moved on to the G440 model. The G440 drivers feature Carbonfly Wrap crowns, a free-hosel design for better weight distribution and adjustable weighting. The new G440 drivers cost $599.99 and are available now.
PING G440 driver models
- G440 LST: Low-spin 450cc head for faster swing speeds. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°.
- G440 MAX: Balanced performance, the standard model. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- G440 SFT: Draw-biased design, now with a 9° head option. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°.
Srixon ZXi Drivers
The Srixon ZXi drivers feature the Ti72S titanium face and a Rebound Frame. The goal was to provide increased ball speed and forgiveness.
The ZXi drivers from Srixon are available now for $549.99.
Srixon ZXi driver models
- ZXi: Compact, low-spin head with adjustable front and back weighting for shot shaping. Loft options: 9.5°, 10.5°.
- ZXi MAX: High-MOI, forgiving model with a fixed rear weight for stability and increased launch. Loft options: 9.5°, 10.5°.
- ZXi LS: Lower-spin version of ZXi with an adjustable front weight to fine-tune spin and launch. Loft options: 9.5°.
TaylorMade Qi35 Drivers
The TaylorMade Qi35 drivers have a new fitting system that helps measure “closure rate” data. Golfers can get more insight into how they square the club face through impact and which driver helps improve their ball striking.
In addition, the Qi35 drivers have carbon face construction in all models and lower center of gravity positioning for better spin and speed. The Qi35, Qi35 Max and Qi35 Max Lite cost $599.99 and the Qi35 LS is $649.99.
- Qi35: Standard model offering a high-inertia shape with adjustable weights (13g and 3g). Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- Qi35 Max: Designed for maximum forgiveness, featuring a 34g rear tungsten weight to maintain a 10K MOI. Loft options: 9°, 10.5°, 12°.
- Qi35 LS: Low-spin variant. Loft options: 8°, 9°, 10.5°.
PXG Secret Weapon Mini Driver
The PXG Secret Weapon mini driver has a 300-cc head and is a mix between a fairway wood and a driver. It has a four-weight system for adjustability and comes standard at 43.75 inches. The loft is 13 degrees but it can be adjusted from 11.5 to 14.
The PXG Secret Weapon Mini Driver is $449.99.
Final thoughts
Stay tuned for our 2025 Best Golf Driver testing. The results will give us even more details about what these newest driver models offer.
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