Armed with the same traditional clubhead shape, matte black finish, and PVD sole and clubface finish as the company's DFX MOI model, this latest driver features a 9-gram Nitrogen Valve sole port that's moved 20 cm forward towards the clubface. This moves the CG to a low, face-forward position that in turn promotes fast ball speed and low spin for more distance.
Combined with our Nitrogen Charged Technology -- Powerbilt's patented method to reinforce the clubface without adding weight by pressurizing the clubhead with nitrogen at up to 80 psi -- it allows for the thinnest face in golf. There's no need for internal metal bracing. That in turn boosts trampoline effect, smash factor, ball speed, consistency and accuracy -- all while reducing spin. It's a recipe for incredible distance, without golfers having to worry about any hot or dead spots on the face, Air Force One clubs have the largest sweet spot in golf -- one that's edge-to-edge, as pressurizing the clubhead with nitrogen creates equal pressure across the entire clubface.
The Air Force One DFX Tour driver is available for right-handers only, in lofts of 8.5°, 9.5° and 10.5°. Standard shaft length is 45 ½". The club is offered with Fujikura's Pro 53, 63 and 73 shaft models, in R2, R, S and XS flexes. MSRP is $299.99. Top manufacturer shaft upgrades are available for an additional charge.
Golfers can order the Air Force One DFX Tour driver by calling 888-488-4653 or visiting www.powerbilt.com.
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