Feel Golf Announces its Next Generation Driver-The Pro Tour 787 PR

The Longest Driver among the Company’s storied history of Long Drivers

Monterey, CA - Feel Golf Company is very pleased to announce the new release of its Next Generation Driver, the “Pro Tour 787 PR” 460 cc. Feel Golf’s history of producing some of the longest and most accurate drivers on the market include being ranked by Sports Illustrated as the best among the Top 25 drivers on the market and was the driver used by the “World’s Amateur Long Drive Record Holder” with an amazing 449 yard blast.

The “Pro Tour 787 PR” was designed to incorporate our history of producing some of the longest drivers and most accurate on the market - so it produces a very high MOI”, said Greg Cottingham, PGA Member and Director of Manufacturing at Feel Golf. “But we also wanted to design the driver to be very forgiving - giving amateur golfers a better chance to hit the fairway - even with off center tee shots such as hitting off the toe or heel of the driver.

Since no Company can improve upon a player’s “Good Hits”, we wanted to design a forged driver that would “Make your Bad Hits Better”. The “787″ is designed for today’s modern golf balls producing significantly less spin for better ball flight trajectory, less wayward shots, and resulting in greater forward roll after landing on the fairway.”

Using a focus group of testers through each design stage and from all skill levels, most marveled at the ability to “keep the ball” in play, even on off center hits and still not lose much distance.

Nick Miller, the World’s Amateur Long Drive Record Holder, stated: “With Feel’s history of producing some of the very best long drivers on the market, the “787″ is definitely the next generation long driver that a golfer can hit with more confidence of finding the fairway, and a lot further down the fairway! The Company has always been known for producing some of the best feeling golf clubs in the world and better feel produces better feedback and more confidence resulting in lower scores and a lot more fun on and off the course.”