Golf Club Review: The MacGregor MT Driver

It's finally here! My last review of MacGregor Golfs 2008 product line. While there were many clubs coming out this year, I feel they have a good vision for the future and hopefully people will start taking notice to MacGregor Golf once again. Their fresh approach is appreciated by me anyways, and I can see that the revitalization of the MT line will do wonders for the purists who played MacGregor years ago. The MacTec line was great, but the MT line is the best of both the past and present. Clean looks with great technology, I think this is going to be a huge success for MacGregor in 2008!

The MacGregor Golf MT Drivers carry a little bit of technology over from the MacTec line. Featuring the Cub Face 360* Technology, they offer explosive distance and pin point accuracy. The Cup Face design allows for the face to be welded separately from the body for a hotter face and at the same time allowing for more weight to be moved to the perimeter of the club head. Finally getting a driver to the full 460cc mark is also new with this driver.

The past NVG drivers were maxed out at 455. Not that it really makes a difference, but trust me, just for marketing sakes, it will sell a few more drivers for them. Similar to the fairway woods and hybrids, they feature a sole that sets the club down squarely each time and its classic pear shape look had me drooling the first time it was put in my hands!

I liked how this driver looks as you can tell, but what got me was that it was just as long as the MacTec line and had these great looks to boot! It was very workable from the tee and I could move it left and right, high and low with ease. I hope that they offer a Tour version similar to the MacTech line, that club will defiantly be going in my bag! I can't wait to see the custom options they will be offering as well!

This is a great driver for just about every level of player out there. I think it is worth a look for everyone out there looking for a new driver this season, and while you are at it, give the rest of MacGregors MT line a try. You might just have a whole new set after you do!