Tour Edge

Exotics EXS

Our Review:

The Exotics line is known as Tour Edge’s high-tech luxury brand, but the EXS costs more than $200 less than comparable models. Still, the EXS checks off an admirable technology roster: a weight-saving carbon-composite crown and sole panel that push mass low and deep for forgiveness, low spin and high launch. There’s also a variable-thickness face to enhance ball speed on mis-hits. Finally, movable sole weights and an adjustable hosel let you manage spin and direction among 16 settings.
Price: $300
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Ratings
Performance

45%*

Innovation

30%*

Look / Sound / Feel

20%*

Demand

5%*

* Percentage of total score

Player Comments
Low-Handicapper
The carbon-fiber clubhead produces the soft, duller sound that I like, and there’s no discernible vibration.
Mid-Handicapper
The EXS is one of the easier drivers for launching the ball in the air, and the ball flight was easy to control.
High-Handicapper
My drives had consistently low spin with high trajectory—the formula for distance.