Knuth Golf High Heat Driver

I have played 4-5 rounds with it, so far and I don't really see any differences from what I was playing, based on the specs and hype I was expecting much more. It definitely turns heads with the look and sound.

You must where ear plugs while using this driver. I only hit about 5 or so golf balls with this driver before putting it down. I purchased the 10.5 degree with regular shaft. I actually lost distance. My Taylormade sldr from 4 or 5 years ago is still a better driver. And the sldr is not an expensive driver. 3 or 4 hit golf balls did stay in the fairway, but barely went over 200 or so yards. I returned it. I normally hit around 250 -280 so this was not a driver for me. Again, the sound from the driver from hitting off the tee is dreadful!

Didn't like sound when striking ball. Did get a lot of roll on ground. Didn't get any more distance and hiegt than my current driver (Taylor, high trajectory) with fiberglass shafts. Didn't feel worth the $350. Vs what I have.

Sound is annoying, but results are satisfying. I get a little more distance, less slice and great ground role. This club is great for beginners.

Haven't noticed any increase in distance but I am in the fairway more often.

Worst driver ever. Not as advertised.

Outstanding driver.

Have used this driver 2-3 rounds per week for 2 years. Color/sound unique..certainly gets comments (sounds like an aluminum bat in Wrigley Field). My rating? "So-so". Definitely not longer than previous drivers, but perhaps a bit more accurate. Does not live up to overstated claims and is, in my view, not worth the premium price. Simply put, the High Heat is a B level piece of equipment that looks good, but overpriced for what it is.