Integra SoooLong 175 SuperLite Driver

The Integra SoooLong 175 is the hottest driver idea we've ever seen at Value Golf! What is so different? A few things, the biggest: the weight. A common driver head weight is 200 grams or more, but the Integra SoooLong 175 is just as the name suggests: 175 grams. This head is meant to be combined with a super lite shaft, and a super lite grip to equal a “featherlight” driver combination.

What does that mean for you? Simply put: longer drive distances! When you shave that much weight off a conventional driver setup, you can literally add 10 miles per hour to your driver swing speed. Lets say your average swing speed is 95 MPH, that would add a whopping 20 yards to your drives! Think you could use that distance? Of course, who wouldn't? Nothing like turning a 6 iron approach into an 8 iron, or hitting it 260 yards vs 240!

The 15-3-3 beta titanium face is made with a special, patent pending heat treated process, and the spring face effect on this driver is more than a standard driver. We can tell you right now that this club is not USGA COR legal, so if you care about that, you might as well move along to our other offerings. This club is for rules breakers only!

Because of the unique aspects of this driver, we only allow a couple options. As we said earlier, this head needs to be combines with a super lite shaft to reach it's full potential, so we offer it with the lightest shaft we sell: The Integra SoooLong UltraLite 45. As far as the grip, just one choice, the Winn Lite V17 Soft, which at 25 grams, is literally  the lightest grip in the world. When you combine these components, you are shaving a typical 80 to 100 grams off a conventional driver setup! Incredible.

We also make the standard length on this driver just a little longer than normal, at 46”. This club is meant to be played that long to add extra distance, but if you want it shorter, you can choose accordingly in our options below.

PLEASE NOTE: Because this head is 25 grams lighter than normal, we suggest that you order ONE FLEX SOFTER than your normal choice. The less weight at the end of  the shaft, the less the shaft flexes. For example, if you regularly play a stiff, than order the regular. If you normally play a regular, order a senior, and so on. There are no flex designations on the shaft, so your buddies won't make fun of you if you go down a flex, they will just be in awe of your distance gains!