Forgiveness from a driver is not one thing. The golf industry has long used MOI (moment of inertia) as its standard measure ...

Built to reach 10K MOI without adding head weight, Wilson’s new Max+ pairs maximum stability with the ball speed golfers still care about. Wilson’s DynaPWR line has quietly become one of the more ...

Twenty years ago, the USGA was so concerned about how forgiving drivers were getting that it put a limit on what then was a relatively arcane engineering measurement known as moment of inertia (MOI).

Forgiveness is one of the buzzwords in drivers today. It’s usually surrounded by scientific terms like moment of inertia (MOI), center of gravity and grams-centimeters squared, and although there is a ...

Essentially, a forgiving driver is one that performs somewhat satisfactorily, even on a mishit. Even if you don’t hit the sweet spot, a forgiving driver will enable you to retain more ball speed, ...

I was a big fan of last year's Black Ops drivers from PXG, so I was excited to see what was on offer with its new Lightning family. The PXG Lightning Max-10K+ driver has been designed to be the most ...

Ping drivers have always been known for being “brick s***houses” — as our gear director Johnny Wunder likes to say — that no matter where you hit it on the face, you barely lose any speed and it flies ...