1. macnasty | Rated | 12 Mar 2003 | Add A Review

It's perfect if you hit it in the middle, if not look out! Not a club for higher handicaps. Skinny hooks can be the order of the day, lots of better drivers around and cheaper.

2. duke750 | Rated | 11 Dec 2002 | Add A Review

I tried a demo ERC II 10` with an Ultralight Regular shaft. I used it in a comp without any range time and I was pleasantly surprised. Long and straight with a nice draw. I did hook one, but in general the club was superb. I teed the ball high (I use a brush tee) and made a conscious effort to swing long and smooth. At the end of the round I was regretting the fact that I didn't have more drives to hit. Pity about the price.

3. jdwon | Rated | 11 Aug 2002 | Add A Review

Size of sweet spot is same as golf ball.

You gotta hit it with driver's sweet spot to get spring action. At least 80% of golf ball surface.

Penalty for miss hit is very severe.

Once you "got" it, ball fly like a
bat out of hell to green.

I hit between 140~290 yds.

Good for practice to sweet spot.

Eventually You'll get it somehow.

4. kingjam | Rated | 31 Jul 2002 | Add A Review

The ERC II is in my opinion not really a club for high handicap golfers. I'm off single figures and still couldn't get it to work all the time ;)

When you do get one pure the distance is awesome but these are far too infrequent for my liking.

It seems to have the ability to introduce a duck hook into your game like no other club - I know I'm not alone in this.

Unfortunately its inconsistency outweighs its benefits.