Intech Tec Plus Golf Drivers for Men & Women, Right Handed Standard/Offset

Solid feel and surprisingly forgiving on mishits. Perfect for casual rounds without breaking the bank.

I own an older Callaway driver. It's a VFT model about 10 years old and was about $400. It has the smaller head compared to these larger headed drivers. I read the reviews on this very inexpensive driver. So I went for it. The first day on the driving range was just to get a feel for it without any great expectations. I was shocked at the performance of this driver. I'm used to the smaller head, so this driver was easy to get used to and felt great! I was hitting crappy range balls 275 yards right off the bat! I highly recommend this club.Update: 4-30-2010. I went and played golf with the usual buddies I play with. I showed them my new driver right off the bat. They asked me what I paid for it, but I wouldn't tell them. I said I would after the round was over. The first Tee-Shot was awesome. Long and right down the middle. They thought I was just lucky with a new club. I out drove all of them. Then it happened again and again. By the 6th hole of the front 9, they were convinced it wasn't luck!They practically begged me to tell them, but I still didn't. Throughout the round they kept guessing. I did say I got a great deal. None of them guessed less than $150. At the end of the round I told them $20. They just about crapped their pants! 2 of them are buying this club now! I also bought another one just in case something happens to the first one. At this price why not!

This is a hilariously efficient club for the price. Bought this thing for $37 and was rolling up on my buddy's Ping G25 drives, and that's even with this 10.5 degree vs the G25's stock 9.5. There's no doubt this is a cheap club, though, and it feels like the head will cave in on any drive. Played the range and the first round with it yesterday and there's not even a scratch on it, so it should be fine for a while. The head feels pretty cheap to the touch, but that doesn't affect the swing too much. The head feels perhaps a percent or two heavier than a big name brand driver, but it's negligible.The shaft is a bit flexible, so you can't really put too much heat into it if you have a big swing. If you have a bigger swing you'll have to work to get that head in front of your hips. If you hit this with a full power lag swing it's taking a hard 90 degree slice, so you really need to get this club head around first.All in all, you're not gonna find a driver for less than this, so if you're new or budget shopping, this is the ticket for you, and it's not even close.ProsPrice price priceDistanceConsFlexible shaftCheap construction, don't know how long this will last

Head snapped off on my second range trip, only 35 days after purchase, which was conveniently only 5 days after the support window?I'm pretty sure drivers should last a minimum a year, and there was no funny business here. Is the club low quality in general? Yes. Did I get a defective club? Maybe... Probably? Idk. What I do know is I am still irritated that I basically I paid $40 to have a driver for 3-4 short trips to the course. Pretty lame.The clubs performance in general? Kinda whippy. Didnt really see much range increase compared to my old school driver. In fact, I think it increased my fade a bit. Would I buy again? No. With no support or replacement, I am left in the dark wondering if I bought a piece of junk or whatever. However, it seemed decent for the price for those few weeks yipppeeee

I bought this to replace an OLD driver of mine that was starting to fall apart. I'm a fairly terrible golfer and I really don't have a triple digit golf budget, so I figured this would be better than nothing. I had no idea what I was missing. I'm hitting straighter, MUCH longer, and more consistent than my old club. This was the perfect solution to get me back on the course and swinging again, and it had the effect of improving my game a bit. I'd say I've added at least 40 yards to my old driver.Pros: Cheap. Does it's job. Seems durable enough for a 2-3 time a month golfer.Cons: Paint/finish is a little cheap looking. Doesn't have a brand name to show off?

I've never been a regular golfer, but I am a life-long one. I haven't played enough rounds to know my handicap, but I do have a semi-decent swing style, pace, and speed (even if it's inconsistent). Ample covid free time took me out to the driving range and I started to get back into it, which lead to this purchase.It's a good looking driver. The huge 460cc head offers a lot of confidence behind the ball. The sound is very meh. It's not a very scientific way to describe it, but it sounds 'cheap'. Which it is, I mean it's a $40 driver.Swinging about 80% max speed I shoot this out about 220 with a slight right hand fade. Not much run-out with the 10.5 degrees, maybe 225 total distance. If I try to swing full strength however, I get an unbelievable slice. I attribute this to the extremely flexible shaft. Good for beginners, but as your swing speed increases, you'll start slicing.To test my theory I took my old youth driver with a stiffer shaft to the range. I tried my hardest to hit draw shots with the TEC and not once got it to go left. The head just lags behind too much to get the face closed. When I switched to the youth driver I pumped 3 in a row out past the furthest TEC shot, on a nice slight draw. The youth driver is easily half the head size of the TEC.This is a great driver for someone just trying to go out and play golf, especially if they haven't refined they're swing yet. It's cheap and accessible, and that huge head is a big confidence booster in a fledgling golfer. If you have an understanding of swing mechanics, weight shift, and engaging your hips, then you'll probably swing too fast for this driver.I'm passing mine along to a new-to-golf friend. I'm on to find a stiffer shaft driver that wont break my bank!