Driver Features

5,000 g-cm2 MOI Drivers Designed with a Non-Radical Shape

- Extended 113mm face to back dimension positions mass farther from the CG to increase the MOI to >5,000 g-cm2

- The 919THI faces are designed to offer a superb combination of both on and off-center hit distance. TWGT is truly proud of its face design capability and the 919THI face is a perfect example of how that skill translates into outstanding performance.

- The elongated back design pushes the CG to a point of 48mm back from the face to offer a higher launch angle without having to increase loft. Each 919THI loft launches the ball 1 to 1.5 degrees higher than the same loft on our models 915CFE and 525GRT

- TWGT's extended back design shape sets up beautifully at address and allows golfers to play with a 5,000 g-cm2 MOI without having to accept a radical shape.

- Finished in a black gloss with satin polish highlights. Available in RH in 8°, 9°, 10.5° Draw Bias, 11° and 13° High Launch models and in LH 10.5°.

- TWGT research has proven that MOI increases at a rate of 33 g-cm2 for each one gram of added headweight. When building the 919THI drivers to 45" length, the MOI will be 5,000 g-cm2. But as the 919THI drivers are assembled to shorter lengths, the MOI increases to a point of being more than 5,400 g-cm2 when built to a length of 43.5"

Fairway Woods Features

Shallow face, high MOI, high COR design for complete ease of total playability

- New for 2008 to match the high performance of the popular 919THI drivers.

- 31mm shallow face design is ideal for golfers who need help getting the ball up to fly, or golfers who play off very tight fairway lies.

- Elongated back design shape allows for more rear weighting to increase the MOI and launch angle for high fly trajectory.

- Reduced sole width reduces the sole to ground contact for the elongated shape to allow for more consistent, solid contact with the ball.

- Designed in 14°, 16.5°, 18° and 21.5° lofts to allow customizing the set makeup - better players may play the 14° and 18° for best results, while average to higher handicap golfers are better fit into the 16.5° and 21.5° set makeup