The 2025 Driver Index: Every Release in One Place

Drivers are always the headline grabber. They are designed to be swung as fast as possible and go as far as possible and for golfers at all levels they can make or break a round of golf. Not only that, they are the single most expensive golf club most golfers are going to purchase (unless we're talking about very high-end custom putters), which is why it’s important to make sure you get the right one.

So, to help kickstart your 2025 driver search, we’ve put together a beginner cheat sheet of all the newest drivers from the biggest manufacturers. And to make things as unbiased as possible—we’ve compiled them in alphabetical order.

Callaway Elyte

With Callaway’s launch of the Elyte series, their designers have put a greater focus on how segmenting clubs within the product line can help golfers find a performance advantage. This is made possible with the help of artificial intelligence and the evergrowing database they can draw from to create differentiation. For 2025 Callaway has four new options in the Elyte driver series with the Elyte (Core), Triple Diamond, X, and Max Fast

More on the Callaway Elyte Series here: Callaway Launches New Elyte Series of Clubs for 2025

Cobra DS Adapt

All four of the new DS Adapt driver models include core Cobra technologies and design attributes including PWRBridge (depending on the model's weighting needs), machine-learning refined H.O.T. variable face thickness, and weight saving carbon crowns and soles. Whether you're looking for all out speed or max forgiveness, between the four available options, there is something for any golfer.

More on the Cobra DS Adapt Series here: Cobra’s New DS-Adapt Drivers Are Its Most Customizable Yet

Ping G440

The G440 series from Ping utilizes modifications between models to help golfers see greater differentiation during the fitting process, along with improved internal design features to boost performance. The three models include the Max, LST (Low Spin Technology), and SFT (Straight Flight Technology) to help any golfer find the best fit and play their best.

More on the Ping G440 Series - Ping Refines Performance with New G440 Line

Srixon ZXi

With the help of a new and stronger Ti72S titanium, the engineers at Srixon have evolved the thickness pattern behind the driver face to further optimize energy transfer. This is made possible because the new titanium had a higher strength-to-weight ratio which allows for the middle of the face to be made thinner without sacrificing durability so thicker areas could be placed on the heel and toe to help with mishits. The Three models include the ZXi (core), ZXi LS (low spin), and ZXi Max.

More on the Srixon ZXi Series - Srixon Delivers Amplified Performance with New ZXi Line

TaylorMade Qi35

With advanced Carbon fiber technology at its core TaylorMade engineers have combined greater forgiveness with improved speed and speed retention—this means less spin variation and more distance more often. Add in an expanded collection of models (Qi35 Core, LS (low spin) Max, and Max Lite) and fitting technology, the Qi35 series is the most customizable line of woods TaylorMade has ever released.

More on the TaylorMade Qi35 Series - TaylorMade launches all new Qi35 Series

Titleist GT Series

The entire GT driver line which includes the GT1, GT2, GT3, and GT4 offers greater ball speed retention thanks to the extra strength and flexibility of the ATI 425 material used in the face. The line is also the most stable Titleist has ever produced thanks to the incorporation of a proprietary matrix polymer crown to save weight from the top of the club head. This material not only helps create a more ideal weight distribution but also helps the driver maintain a preferred metallic sound at impact.

More on the Titleist GT Series - Look inside the new GT Drivers

Wilson DynaPWR

The new 2025 Wilson DynaPWR driver line offers the most expansive fitting and model options from Wilson ever, with three different options to cater to golfers across the board, plus expanding fitting tools with each model.

More on the Wilson DynaPWR series - Wilson Upgrades DynaPWR Woods and Irons for 2025

Other current drivers in the market

Mizuno ST-230

At the core of the Mizuno ST-230 line of drivers is their CorTech Chamber which places a high-density stainless steel weight inside of an elastomer TPU built right into the sole of the driver. The TPU fills a through slot on the sole of the driver that creates more flex on the rigid bottom of the face to increase flexibility for faster ball speeds and lower spin.

With four models to choose from including the high MOI ST-230 MAX, it’s easy to find one that will fit your game, not to mention budget since they start at just $300.

More on the Mizuno ST-230 series - Mizuno ST-230 Drivers

PXG Black Ops

When it comes to drivers, the Black Ops line from PXG marks their biggest improvements across the board. By introducing a new titanium for the club face, high-strength carbon on the sole and crown, and adjusting the geometry to improve aerodynamics and MOI - the result is PXG's fastest and most forgiving driver line, with the added benefit of improved feel. Not to mention, they also just added a mini driver to the line - PXG’s Secret Weapon: The Best Mini Driver on the Market?

More on the PXG Black Ops series - PXG Black Ops

Cleveland HiBore XL

Although the head design might be slightly unorthodox with it's triangular shape, the performance is anything but. The HiBore XL features an extra large face which has been optimized with the help of A.I. to help reduce dispersion. We can't forget the ActivWing Aerodynamics to help close the club face - a technology borrowed from Dunlop's super premium XXIO line. Add in the hosel adjustability and you have a driver that offers maximum forgiveness and fitting capabilities.

More on the Cleveland HiBore XL - Cleveland HiBore XL Driver