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3 drivers tie as the lowest-lofted of 2020: TaylorMade SIM Driver, Titleist TSi2 Driver and Titleist TSi3 Driver, all down to 8°.

15
drivers
7
brands
9°
median lowest loft

All 15 drivers with a loft are ranked below, along with 5 more lists: highest opening loft, widest loft range, narrowest loft range, longest, shortest.

Every driver the record publishes a 2020 release year for. A model year is the year a club was launched, not the year it was designed or the year it left the shops — a driver still on sale is still filed under the year it launched.

Each figure is ranked from both ends — strongest and weakest, most and least — over the same clubs, and each list counts only the clubs that publish that figure, so the totals differ between them. Loft, lie, offset and bounce are fitting specifications — a stronger loft is a longer-carrying club of the same name, not a better one, and neither end of any list here is the good end. How this is worked out.

Who they are built for

The 15 drivers by handicap band — DERIVED from published loft, offset and length by the same classifier the fitting uses, never taken from a maker's marketing copy. A club whose category publishes nothing to read keeps its own row rather than being sorted into a band nobody computed.

Handicap banddriversShare
Low handicap
1
Mid handicap
9
High handicap
5

Lowest published loft

— all 15 clubs with a loft

The lowest loft the model is sold in. A driver line opening at 8° and one opening at 10.5° are aimed at different players; this is that difference, stated in the manufacturer’s own numbers. Irons are excluded — their lowest loft is whichever long iron the set happens to start at, which measures set composition rather than the club.

Highest opening loft

— all 15 clubs with a loft

The lowest loft the model is sold in. A driver line opening at 8° and one opening at 10.5° are aimed at different players; this is that difference, stated in the manufacturer’s own numbers. Irons are excluded — their lowest loft is whichever long iron the set happens to start at, which measures set composition rather than the club.

Widest loft range

— all 15 clubs with two or more lofts

Degrees between the highest and lowest loft the model is published in — how far the line stretches to fit different players. Measured over the lofts on record for the model; a model we hold in a single loft has an unmeasured span and is left off rather than recorded as zero. Putters are excluded, being sold at one loft.

Narrowest loft range

— all 15 clubs with two or more lofts

Degrees between the highest and lowest loft the model is published in — how far the line stretches to fit different players. Measured over the lofts on record for the model; a model we hold in a single loft has an unmeasured span and is left off rather than recorded as zero. Putters are excluded, being sold at one loft.

Longest

— all 13 clubs with a length

Published playing length in inches. Irons are read at the 7-iron, so a set starting at a 3-iron is not credited with length a set starting at a 5-iron never had; every other category is read at the longest club the model is published in.

Shortest

— all 13 clubs with a length

Published playing length in inches. Irons are read at the 7-iron, so a set starting at a 3-iron is not credited with length a set starting at a 5-iron never had; every other category is read at the longest club the model is published in.

Who makes them

The 7 brands with the most, of 7 with at least one driver on record. Each brand with its own boards links to them, where its line is ranked against itself and never against another maker's.

BranddriversShare
Callaway
5
TaylorMade
3
Honma
2
Titleist
2
Ben Hogan
1
Cobra
1
Tour Edge
1