RH Golf Driver - Inesis 500 Medium Speed Size 2

Forgiveness

The face of the driver is widened for less dispersion on offset shots.

Distance

The ultra-slim face maximizes the trampoline effect for greater distance.

Stability

The sole is perfectly stable on address and is very easy to align.

Dexterity

All the Inesis 500 clubs are available for right-handed and left-handed golfers

Anatomic design

The 500 drivers are adapted to suit your size and swing speed.

Clubs that reflect your size

The distance between the ground and your hands determines the length of your clubs. Having spent some time researching, we saw you can be tall with short arms, or short with long arms. Let’s put an end to preconceived ideas: - Women should play with shorter clubs - Men should play with longer clubs - Short people should play with short clubs - Tall people should play with long clubs

Two shaft lengths

We have come up with 2 lengths of clubs that meet the needs of 90% of golfer morphologies. The clubs are tailored to your body, and not the other way round. Our research helped us find two shaft lengths: - Size 1 if your hand/ground distance is less than 78.5 cm (31") - Size 2 if your hand/ground distance is more than 78.5 cm (31")

Two grip sizes

The grip fitted on the Inesis 500 clubs also reflects the length of the club: Size 1 undersize grip on size 1 shafts Size 2 standard grip on size 2 shafts.

Technical features

Loft: High launch corresponds to 12° Swing weight: D3 Flexibility: Regular Length: 45 1/2" (115.6 cm) Size 2 grip weight: 51 g (1 4/5 oz.) Length: 26.5 cm (10 1/2") Diameter: 2.7 mm (1/10")

Our design choices

The 500 Driver has a loft of 12°. This may seem like a lot compared to the 9° or 10.5° usually found on the market. You may think, “It’s too much for me, I’ll end up hitting the ball too high and will lose out in terms of distance.” Rest assured, our studies have demonstrated that 12° of loft enables intermediate golfers to achieve the longest distances with a driver. The shaft was selected for each speed in order to obtain the best trajectory.

How to choose your size

You can easily measure your size at home using the following method: That’s Albert and Samuel in the video. And if they can do it, so can you! ;)

What difference does club size make?

Playing with clubs of the right length guarantees a natural and comfortable swing position for hitting the ball far and straight. Remember: it’s not because you’re playing with short clubs that you’ll get around the course faster. In fact, with the right club, you can hit your ball further because you’ll strike the ball closer to the centre of the club face.

Clubs that reflect your swing speed

Three shafts for three speeds. We carried out a study into 100 golfers which allowed us to divide the swings of intermediate golfers into 3 groups: low, medium, and high speed. For each speed, we selected the shaft that provides the best distance/accuracy ratio. The medium swing 500 Driver is fitted with the Elements Chrome 5F3 graphite shaft. It weighs 54 g (2 oz.) for a good swing speed, and its flexibility allows you to achieve mid-distance trajectories.

How to find out your swing speed?

Ask yourself one simple question: you’re on the fairway, just under 135 m (150 yd) from the flag – which club do you choose? - 5-iron, hybrid, driver: you have a low swing speed - iron 6 or 7: you have a medium swing speed - 8-iron or below: you have a high swing speed.

Why play with clubs that reflect your swing speed?

With a shaft that reflects your swing speed, you will achieve optimal ball height and distance. - A shaft that is too rigid for your swing speed will not have enough give on impact: you will have a harder time getting the ball off the ground and lose out in terms of distance. - A shaft that is too flexible for your swing speed will have too much give on impact: your ball trajectories will be too high and you will have the impression of not really knowing where the club head is during your swing.

- 500 driver engineer

“The loft is not adjustable. In reality, very few golfers adjust their driver and many do so to compensate for a problem with their swing (slice, hook, low balls, etc.). This isn’t helpful in the long term as the driver doesn’t allow the golfer to progress. We decided to make a non-adjustable driver and instead take the weight from an adjustable hosel and put it in the right place on the driver head to create an ideally placed centre of gravity, ensuring good ball flight.”

Shared by Albert, 500 driver product manager

“Two terms guided us when designing the 500 driver: powerful and forgiving. So that you had the maximum chance of hitting your ball a long way, but more importantly, in the middle of the fairway!”