PXG Black Ops 0311 Driver
The Black Ops 0311 is a really enjoyable driver to use. The acoustic and feel in particular are right out of the top drawer, as is the new aesthetic with its multi-material glossy crown. I found it a little light on ball speed compared to some other models I have tested in 2024 but the overall performance package is excellent.
For
- I really like the modern visual
- The sound and feel are excellent
- Really good all rounder
Against
- A little light on ball speed versus some competitors
The Ping G430 Max 10K delivered in bucket loads. The stability and forgiveness of the head would be remarkable in isolation, but combined with the relatively low spin levels and high ball speed, it’s pretty exceptional. Ping has achieved a performance package that will suit a very broad spectrum of golfers here.
For
- Exceptional stability and forgiveness
- Very tight dispersion
- Powerful feel and ball speed
Against
- The stretched out footprint may not appeal to all
PXG Black Ops driver vs Ping G430 Max 10K: Read our head-to-head verdict
PXG are renowned for making some of the most powerful drivers on the market, while Ping are known for their drivers that offer incredible stability and forgiveness.
Having tested a whole host of incredible drivers over the years, we know what makes a really great driver, and both the PXG Black Ops driver and the Ping G430 Max 10K make the cut.The question is: which of these two incredible drivers (both of which made our best drivers guide), is the best option for you and your game play?
Looks
When it comes to the look of the Black Ops driver, when you place it behind the ball it’s fair to say that you’re greeted with a rather hectic aesthetic. Although our tester usually prefers a cleaner and more simplistic aesthetic, they noted that they felt PXG had really pulled the slightly fussier look off, and liked the look of the all-gloss finish, complete with a carbon crown and subtle gray accent graphics.
In terms of the look of the Ping G430 Max 10K, the driver head is noticeably larger than older models, but the proportions of the club still felt right to our tester. Not only does this driver look good, it sounds good too. The sound of strike is another feature that sets this driver apart from its predecessors, as it delivers a louder and more high pitched acoustic when struck.
Technology
Looking at the technology on offer, the two key areas – like on any good driver -…
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