Sub 70 Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide

Drivers: the 859 series

859 is the 460cc head with Axis of Rotation Technology, a carbon crown and toe section, adjustable weights and a neutral-to-slight-draw bias.

859 Pro is the 450cc option — lower spinning, more control, a slight fade bias, and a quieter, more traditional sound.

859 JD is the 450cc fade-biased head developed with input from John Daly.

Fairway woods and hybrids: the 949X series

949X and 949X Pro cover the fairway woods and hybrids, succeeding the earlier 939X range.

This is where golfers get confused. The 949X is a fairway wood, not a driver, and the 849 series is the previous generation of drivers rather than a current one.

Irons

A deep range. 699 v2 is the game-improvement set. 699 Pro V3 is the current players’ distance and players’ cavity back option. Combo sets pairing 699 and 699 Pro are offered as standard.

For better players there is 669 CB, 669 TC and the forged 659 MB muscleback. 699U is the utility iron, and TAIII covers the tour models.

Wedges

287 Forged is the current premium option — 1020 carbon steel, CNC milled grooves, multiple grinds, in raw and tour satin finishes. The 286 remains in the lineup, alongside TAIII and JB wedges.

Putters

CNC milled 303 stainless steel in blade, mallet and mid-mallet shapes, including the Sycamore series and zero-torque models. Fully customisable for length, loft, lie and grip.

How buying works

Everything is built to order in Illinois and shipped directly. There is a demo programme so you can try before committing.

Buying tip: Learn the numbers before you shop. 859 is the driver, 949X is the fairway wood, and mixing them up is the most common Sub 70 mistake.

Model names current as of September 2026.