Welcome back to the average golfers channel in a video that I love doing each year and this time it's to find out the Most forgiving drivers of 2021 and my favorite is in my hands right now But of course, I'm not gonna tell you what this is right now. We can't start at one We'll start at number five and that is right before we get to number five And I tell you what head is on the end of this shaft Then we need to in time on a tradition. I need to waffle on a bit to keep you guessing what those top five are Well, that's your question in the meantime that question is You can do your top five, but what is your most forgiving driver of 2021 in your opinion? Either you've bought it or you've tested it I'd love to know your feedback and will compare at the end yours and mine Right, so that fifth place driver comes from Calaway and officially this one was released in I think latter part of 2020 but it's part of their current range Calaways. It is the Big Bertha B21 Now there's falls on the GaNSis driver and there's a reason why it comes in at number five I'm just gonna turn that over so our camera lady can see the shape of it because the shape is a real issue for me Personally, even though I've played it for quite some months But it's not for everybody and hence the reasons in number five It's kind of an odd little shape in terms of that tail end of it not for everybody There's a bit of offset there again not for everybody, but don't forget this is about forgiveness It's the most forgiving drivers of 2021 and for me the B21 is ultra forgiving It's also very much anti-slite and again, that's why I say I'm sticking in at five because it doesn't appeal to necessarily the masses But it'll appeal to the majority of average golfers out there It performs incredibly well I stuck a fairly lightweight shaft in there and the combination of the two have meant that it's really been Struggling to dislodge it out on my bag to be honest with you even though from a visual perspective I wasn't that keen on it to be honest with you so in number five Big Bertha B21 Really forgiving driver Downsides are shape looks and if it's if you're a drawer of the ball anti-slite Not really a worry yours right so next up at number four Well it comes from Taylor made. I think this will be a massively sold driver for them It's hugely popular range. It is their sim max two product and for me It kind of it's really good at address. It looks superb I think what they've done in terms of the changes in the last few years in terms of this the sort of checkered flag I call it in terms of the crown it's been muted down a little bit Gray line has been narrowed down over the years as to what it was in the sort of front of the crown It's just a really decent looking club at address I'm not overly keen on underneath a criticize sort of what the material was on the on the bottom of the club I and again I can't even remember what it was to be honest here But I wasn't overly keen on visually the looks of it But they've done something in terms of strip down the adjustability this time 24 grams of weight packed right at that back in so Emma M.O.I. is everything that I'm aiming at in terms of forgiveness on this driver bit of adjustability in the In the Huzzle in terms of loft, but this driver is aimed at very much the average golfer when all they're looking for is Forgiveness, but not dropping out massively in terms of ball speeds Really really popular driver and for me have been at number four the negative would be this was priced as was the B21 Really high end in terms of that price point so that would probably be a little bit of error a downmark But number four for Taylor made this year Right so up into the top three of our most forgiving drivers for 2021 and no surprises in terms of what's coming in that top three I don't think all there might be one thrown in there But this is sort of an ever presence. It never goes far away. It's a pin driver It's the D425. It's their max product and really it's a bit of a no brainer to be honest with yet The front three are very much hard to split and this could have easily been put at number one to be quite honest It looks really really good. I've always been a fan of this kind of stealth black look on the top No crown sheen if you like from a book which again, I like Never been a fan of turbillases would rather see a flat crown personally But underneath the changes are black and silver and chrome's or whatever you want to call it this year It just looks really really good again They've got the weight packing at the back end. There is some adjustability in terms of a drawer and fade bias if you prefer it But ping drivers are really aimed other max product in particular is all again about M.O.I So in terms of being ultra forgiving that's exactly what they are I think if a golfer walked into the custom fit bear at four golf then I Think maybe 90% of them will get on with a G425. It's that simple It is just a really good driver dispersion has always been really good with it The negative for me in this range full stop has always been the sound I'm not keen on how hard they sound off the face That's been a negative for me all along in the last two maybe three iterations of this product So that's why it's in at number three and not number one purely the only difference separating them I've sort of minor details and that would be just the sound off of this face on that Hard to go wrong with that ping G425 Right so it's into the top two it's serious business and a few years ago this thing would have never got even close or this Brand would have never got close and it is of course from PXG There's a number of reasons this makes the top two one is it is ultra forgiving and that's this particular model I'm referring to it's the 0811 XF there's three models within this range XF is extreme forgiveness So that's exactly what this looks to do again Wait all the heavy weight at the back end looking for that M.O.I. and looking for forgiveness The bits that would stop it being from number one is perhaps the looks again It goes back to number five, which is the B21 it's possibly a Marmite product this top end this crown is too different in many ways And two different for me in many ways and much prefer the older style that PXG produced to be quite honest with you But that's overridden by the performance of this thing like I said ultra forgiving ultra consistent But then the one thing that really hikes it up the chart this year is the bit that I would have never expected to say with a PXG product and that's the price It's 345 pound for this driver and for me it's still very much a premium build It sits definitely in line with the other four that we've mentioned so far in terms of the build quality and at 345 It's 50 to 100 pounds less expensive than those others So it's not more forgiving than five four or three to be quite honest with you But it's got a price point that sticks it in there and pushes it up to number two So for this year the 0811 XF from PXG would be my number two most forgiving driver a 2021 so that just leaves us to go back to the beginning and find out what was that driver that I had in my mits Yeah back where we started what is my number one driver or most forgiving driver? This is of 2021 and it's Callaway They've already appeared once at number five, but I think they've got a much more a product that appeals to the masses So where the B21 was maybe a little bit odd the epic max is more traditional in its shape a little bit elongated But what they've done here again you can have the weight directly central behind and that's a pure M.O.I Version if you like and there is a sliding weight to give you that draw and fade bias adjustable Huzzle as well plenty of differences you can make in terms of custom fit But it just looks really good at a dress like I said It's a more classic sort of tear drop shape, but just a little bit elongated It's got that pattern on the crown again, which you've seen a number of drivers now It's a quality finish in my book But what they did really well with the max and with the epic range really Is that it did really well in terms of distance for me anyway on a personal level So when I tested it yet it was forgiving dispersion was good It felt and sounded really good, which is again another key factor for me as a personal on a personal opinion But what it didn't do was normally as soon as we're looking at M.O.I. and forgiveness Sometimes it can be that as a compromising terms it gets a little bit higher in a spin rate Distance drops off and ball speed drop off and that's what it didn't do and that's why this would without doubt be my number one porn it comes with a price tag don't get me wrong It's still at that high end, but for me it outstripped the rest because it ticked every box And that's what makes it my number one most forgiving driver for 2021 It won't more ball to finish and let's just see if we can get a long and straight one and Back off what I've been saying Well, it's got a little bit of drawing it right to left I'm liking that one and it backs up my opinion that in I think this is the best But the important bit is what do you and that's the last thing we'll end on don't forget as I said earlier on in the video the important bit is This is five drivers that I think are the most forgiving, but what do you and comments down below and love to hear from you? 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