Gigagolf Powermax GX Squared Draw Driver

GigaGolf’s second generation square driver has been designed with a high moment of inertia (resistance to twisting) for accuracy, and a cup face design for distance. The draw model features an internal weighting system that will promote a left to right ball flight.

And you can’t beat the price. This square technology titanium driver starts at just $99. Even better: These clubs come with a 30 day play guarantee.

              GigaGolf P2 Hybrid

New for 2008 is GigaGolf’s P2 Hybrid. These easy to hit clubs come in 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 iron configurations. The clubs are constructed of 17-4 stainless steel, and can be built to your specifications for shaft type, length and grip.

Plus, they come with GigaGolf’s playability guarantee. At just $33, these are a great way to try a hybrid.

GigaGolf P2 Ti Driver

The P2 Titanium Driver is new for 2008 from GigaGolf. Coming in at the maximum 460cc limit set by the USGA, the P2 is designed to be both playable and forgiving. It’s also affordable—a nice option in the days of the $400 driver. You can get this titanum driver with the graphite shaft and grips of your choice for between $90 and $150 dollars. And with GigaGolf’s guarantee, there’s no risk to you.

P2 Deep Cavity Irons

New for 2008 are GigaGolf’s P2 Deep Cavity Iron. With a deep cavity that allows precision weight redistribution, these irons are designed to offer the higher handicapper distance, control and forgiveness.

Interestingly, the set offers an optional 2 iron—something you just don’t find today. GigaGolf says that’s a measure of how confident they are in the playability of their clubs. Or, you can add matching P2 Hybrids.

You can customize these clubs to your heart’s content, changing grips, shafts, flex, length and lie. As with all GigaGolf products, these come with a playability guarantee.

GX Squared Fairway

The GigaGolf GX Squared Fairway takes the principles of squared drives and applies them to a fairway metal. The square design moves the weight to the outside, resulting in a high moment of inertia. The crown and sole are constructed from 17-4 stainless steel, while the face is forged in Carpenter 455.

Best of all is the price. You can have this club—along with Gigagolf’s playability guarantee—for as little as $49.

GX920 Composite Crown Hybrid

GigaGolf’s new GX 920 Hybrids offer a composite crown that reduces weight on the top, allowing the designer to move weight to the sole for higher ball flight and longer carry. The clubs have a 17-4 stainless steel face and body and are offered in 2, 3, 4 and 5 iron equivalents.

Best of all, you can get one custom built for as little as $26.

Like all GigaGolf products, this one comes with a 30 day playability guarantee.

Turbo Power V92

This classic profile stainless steel fairway wood is designed to complement the XQ Ti driver. GigaGolf says that it has a high rebound face that helps players get maximum distance. The best part is that you can get one for as litle as $38.

Like all GigaGolf products, this one comes with a playability guarantee.