Feel TiCn Wet Driver

Wetter is Better
David A. Dodson

Feel TiCn "Wet" Driver

A few years ago, Feel Golf made quite an impact in the golf world with the introduction of their Dr. Feel, a line of drivers boasting more distance and control than any club on the market. Featuring a deep-faced head with rocker-type sole design made from a handcrafted forging of advanced Beta-Titanium for maximum COR and controlled distance, the Dr. Feel driver claimed to have what it took to unseat the big boys. Now they say that they have done the impossible and improved upon their design with their TiCn "Wet" Driver. The big idea: a new Titanium-Copper-Nickel face reduces the ball backspin and provides a more precise launch angle. Feel's revolutionary Hi-Low Face Technology delivers drives that are thirty percent higher with a thirty percent greater hang time and generate only half the RPM's of other drivers. This results in higher, longer and straighter drives.

But does it deliver? Like FedEx. I tested their 360cc driver with a nine-degree loft and a standard forty-five and a half inch Maximum Kinetic Release 980 graphite regular-flex shaft and Feel's original X-Line Full Release Grip. The results were shocking, the TiCn Wet Driver added at least ten yards to my drives. Even when I missed the sweet spot, I had no trouble staying in the fairway. This club turned many a head on the driving range too. After three hits, total strangers were actually walking up to me and asking to give it a try. This club definitely has a home in my bag.

Feel's Line of Full Release Grips

Worth mentioning are the Maximum Kinetic Release Shaft and Full Release Grip. The MKR Shaft is an amazing 3-piece shaft design that has a double tip - a stiff tip in the hosel and a soft tip directly above it that builds potential energy to release once the clubhead is in motion, thereby increasing hangtime by an average of fifteen percent. The Full Release Grip uses Taper Tip Technology that allows the left hand portion of the grip to be carried loosely in the fingers due to the much smaller grip diameter in the left hand. The grip can loosely be held by the fingers of the right hand due to the grip's larger diameter at the bottom of the grip as compared with traditional grips. The grip fits comfortably and naturally in one's hands, thereby reducing the hand and wrist tension and increasing club control. Equipped with the Hi-Low Face design, the Maximum Kinetic Release Shaft and the Full Release Grip, the TiCn Wet Driver utilizes more technology than the Death Star.

The TiCn Wet Driver doesn't come up short in the looks department either. Available in Candy Apple Red or Pearl Black, it looks pretty much like any other driver from above. The underside is two-tone with the head color on either side and a titanium colored sole with a copper face. Also stamped on the sole are the loft, head size and a handsome "Feel" golf logo. The shaft varies as several models are available; all in all, it's quite easy on the eyes.

Without a doubt, this is the driver to get if you are serious about improving your long game. I got consistently longer and straighter shots with the TiCn "Wet" Driver than any driver that I've ever hit. For about four hundred and fifty dollars or so, you can pick one up most anywhere clubs are sold or online at FeelWedges.com.