Features
For perfecting this driver, it was used Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to drastically change the design of the face and to increase ball speed, especially when hitting off the center. Flash Face features a unique, one of a kind internal mapping made of ripples flowing from the heel to toe. Though their configuration, height, and size seem to be random, they work together to elevate COR in the center of the face. The sophisticated architecture of the face was created by Artificial Intelligence and “Machine Learning” a system that has never been seen before. In combination with Jailbreak technology that integrates two bars that stabilize and stiffen the sole and the crown for more speed, this is one of the fastest drivers on the market today, while the perimeter weighting promotes straighter ball flights, fades and draws.

Performance
Some golfers claim that this is the fastest golf driver for mid handicappers based on the fact that it delivers more distance and low spin even when it comes to mishits. Even though it is rare to see a driver that doesn’t sacrifice the speed and the distance when it comes to high performing drivers, Epic Flash Sub Zero does precisely that.

Cost and Value
The investment into Epic Flash Sub Zero means a steady investment into a driver that is going to last for quite some time. Bearing in mind the fact that it is the first driver that has been made from a computer, and the entirely new concept into driver production means huge company’s investment which in translation means the high price to cover the expenses.

Features
Speed Injected Face means that drivers feature a various level of “hotness” which translates into different speed levels. In M6 the speed is driven to the maximum level and then dialed up for more forgiveness and each driver clubhead is individually speed tested and injected with tuning resin to maximize the COR all around the face. M6 is engineered with added loft in the high toe and decreased the loft in the low-heel for added consistency at the most common mis-hits. With the lighter carbon fiber crown and low and deep center of gravity, the overall clubhead is called Inertia Generator which accelerates faster at impact with more aerodynamic properties. The Hammerhead sole slot expands the sweet spot thanks to its flexibility and spring-like effect.

Performance
When talking about golf drivers for mid handicappers, we think of a driver that can enhance the speed of the ball but at the same time to allow more forgiveness to the reluctant mid handicapper. The overall technology contributes towards making the driver as playable as possible, creating less spin and straighter ball flight.

Cost and Value
The year 2019 is the year that marked a new era of many technologies that are designed to make a breakthrough in delivering better performance and playability. Among those that can be called top-notch in any sense of the word are the M5 and M6 drivers, optimized to reach the limit. This means that the price golfers will pay for is certainly high, however, it is also good value for the money and surely it is an investment for a long time.

Features
The proprietary speed pockets and power holes have existed in irons for quite some time, however, the C300 is the first to introduce this technology to a driver. Wilson claims it improves the overall ball speed across the entire face, and it can increase the yardages to up to 7 yards. There are three interchangeable sole weights to dial in a draw, fade or neutral bias to suit any golfers preferences. However, what makes it super fast and forgiving are the power holes positioned two on the sole and two on the crown, making the sweet spot much larger.

Performance
C300 is a taller model and it is aimed to deliver the versatility to golfers with powerful swing speed, such as mid to low handicappers. Having stretched, wide design, it is engineered to deliver ultimate forgiveness and perseverance of the ball speed, but the taller, and somewhat narrower head helps to reduce the spin and improve the overall playability. The striking adjustability deriving from the adjustable hosel that ranges from 8 to 14 degrees loft, guarantees that the golfers will be able to find the perfect set up.

Cost and Value
Wilson is specifically targeting mid to low handicappers with the C300, made to fully deliver the performance it offers. The red crown and the power holes appearance might not be appealing to everyone’s taste but they quickly fade into the design at the address. The award-winning construction and the effect it delivers seem to be underpriced, so C300 is indeed excellent value for the money.

Features
This driver incorporates multiple advanced technologies which deliver the company’s lowest spin rate so far, and it is one of the longest too. One of the most outstanding features is the CORTECH structure in the SP700 titanium face. What the designers wanted to achieve is consistency in the ball flights, an aspect that is of high importance for mid handicappers. The driver also integrates Amplified Wave soleplate which is one of the latest concepts for speed enhancing. It also features Switch Fit adapter that helps golfers easily adjust the loft settings to enhance the playability of the driver.

Performance
This driver has been designed to produce mid to low spin, but the feature that makes it much more worthy compared to the competition is the stability and the consistency it delivers. With the 6g back weight, it increases the MOI on off-center shots making it a perfect option for mid handicappers. By pushing the weight towards the face the effect it delivers is double, it is faster and the spin is lower. This will add yardages but will demand more precise golfer to smake use of it since forgiveness is not what the driver boasts.

Cost and Value
Golf drivers for mid handicappers are very versatile clubs which can range from being more forgiving to more-pro oriented. So, the spectrum is rather large, matching golfer’s skills within this skill level since there isn’t a straightforward definition for being a mid handicapper but it usually encompasses multiple factors. The same implies to the clubs that these golfers use, and this driver is more advanced and pro-oriented as the low spin and speed do sacrifice the forgiveness it delivers. The price it has is high end too, being a perfect fit for the quality and the performance of the driver.

Features
The forged face is CNC milled which makes it one of the thinnest ever, while the titanium face insert makes the face with a variable thickness which allows more forgiveness. The face features an accented curve near the crown and around the leading edge, and it is flatter to prevent the spin that occurs when hitting the ball high or low on the face. Aesthetically speaking, the aerodynamic ridges are muted and they look like painted alignment arrows on the crown.

Performance
This is an advanced driver, and the reason for including it among the best golf drivers for mid handicappers can be seen in its exceptional adjustability. F8 features adjustable hosel which allows lowering or increasing the loft settings so that golfers customize it following their needs and playing styles. It is lightweight with enough forgiveness not to obscure the feel, plus it comes with a choice of several shaft selections and five different flexes. This is the driver which will provide you with consistency, high flying trajectories, low spin, and more distance.

Cost and Value
A quick summary of what we said above will be enough for realizing the real worth of this golf driver. It is adjustable and customizable, and above all it is multifunctional. With two adjustable centers of gravity, 8 adjustable loft settings, and the precision milled face, it is the golf driver that is bound to make a difference in the performance of mid handicappers. When it comes to the price it has, currently it is lower than it used to be, making it a good value for the money.

Features
The major improvement in the Z785 is the use of the lighter and stronger titanium alloy Ti51AF in the face. It’s considered to be the strongest driver face currently on the market, and due to the fact that it’s made as a “cup”, the face doesn’t feature any welds, which means it has a larger hot zone that delivers more ball speed even on clear mishits. The carbon-fiber crown is upgraded and as Srixon says, it is one of the strongest that you’ll find in drivers of this kind and it moves the weight to the perimeter so that golfers still have some forgiveness when hit the ball off-center. The overall effect is softer and hotter feel and more pleasing, muted sound.

Performance
Srixon is a brand that is focused more on advanced and Tour players, so it comes expected to see a smaller head design and more technology-focused design. The adjustability is top-notch here too, so golfers can improve the custom-fit set up with the Quick Tune System that adjusts the loft settings and the weight. The New material and the cup face add more feel and sound, two crucial elements that mid and low handicappers highly appreciate. However, it is the distance, low spin and the accuracy that golfers get when playing with this driver.

Cost and Value
All the test results and the performance data indicate that Srixon Z 785 is the driver that deserves to be among the best golf drivers for mid handicappers. The all-new face material together with the cup face design, delivers a fantastic performance. Coming with HZRDUS Red 65 stock graphite shaft, it is a complete package that delivers speed, backspin, distance, and straighter shots. The mid-range price and superior performance make it an excellent value for the money.

Features
The Callaway Rogue driver integrates the Jailbreak and X-Face VF Technologies, and an improved Boeing aerodynamics pack with triaxial carbon crown, all engineered to enhance the speed in the ball flight and distance. This is not the first time that we see cooperation between Boeing and Callaway, as the XR driver was the start of this journey. In the sole near the heel, there is a 5-gram screw and also there is heel-positioned internal weighting with the CG placed deep towards the heel. The head designed like this creates a 'gear effect' a physical phenomenon that reduces slice-spin.

Performance
Callaway claims that their upgraded Rogue driver delivers up to 1.5- 2mph faster speeds compared to the previously released Epic driver, and this has been achieved by perfecting the proprietary and revolutionary Jailbreak Technology with new, hourglass-shaped bars made from titanium that are 25% lighter to make the sole and the heel stiffer. The thinner face also contributes towards better energy transfer and has a large sweet spot for more forgiveness and consistency on off-center shots. This, in turn, leads to more speed and distance. This is also a fully adjustable driver that allows golfers to adjust the lofts and the weight, allowing them to create their perfect set up.

Cost and Value
Callaway Rogue has been undoubtedly one of the top three golf drivers for mid handicappers released last year and it is still one of the best when it comes to distance-enhancing drivers. You will indeed have to invest a lot of money on it, but this is a club delivers on its advanced-performance promise. Rogue's a leap forward When it comes to forgiveness, too, so having the high price seems completely justifiable.

Features
Ping G400 driver features high-density tungsten back weight and in combination with Dragonfly Technology, it helps bring the combined MOI much higher and at the same time to position the center of gravity lower and farther back. The head is slightly smaller with improved aerodynamics and stability which contribute towards more forgiveness and playability. Ping claims that the multi-material construction improves the ball speed and at the same time it delivers a muted impact sound thanks to the carbon fiber crown.

Performance
This is one of the most forgiving golf drivers for mid handicappers and if you are a kind of a golfer who seeks to enhance the distance and the speed, G400 is one of the best options even though it is not the latest release coming from Ping. The Bolder Turbulators on the crown are engineered to reduce the aerodynamic drag and enhance the airflow for maximum distance. So, if you are still developing your performance and you are not a steady mid handicapper, this is the driver that will help you see enhancement in the yardages and straighter ball flight.

Cost and Value
PING G400 is the driver that is engineered particularly to improve your long game and deliver plenty of forgiveness. It is an excellent choice for everyone who wants to improve his/her game with higher ball speed, improved control of the draw, reduce the slice and get more than ever distance. The pricing is not on the high end as it was when it was first released, even though it isn’t cheap at all. However, for avid golfers, it is completely worth the extra bucks you’ll spend on it.

Features
Even at a glance, you know that the TS2 belongs to the Titleist family thanks to its futuristic, glossy black crown design and the flatter face. The TS2 is sleeker than all the other models, and the company claims it features 20% less drag over the 917. TS2 is made from premium-performance titanium featuring thinner titanium crown that saves about 10 grams of weight. There are an additional six grams of weight which was shaved off so that the variable-thickness face is made thinner. The saved weight has been redistributed into the sole weight in the back of the clubhead to reduce spin and deliver a higher launch angle.

Performance
Testing shows that TS2 delivers more ball speed compared to their previous models, and when it comes to distance, it is very competitive with any other driver currently on the market, including TaylorMade, Callaway, Wilson., to name just a few. It is the higher launching, lower spin version of the two. TS2 is a golf driver that is particularly designed to meet the needs of mid handicappers and its adjustability resembles 915 or earlier models. So, besides speed, you get more forgiveness, consistency and moderate custom fit.

Cost and Value
If you were thinking of buying the TS2 are worth spending a considerable amount of money, then the answer is positive, based on the performance these clubs deliver. What you are going to get is distance and accuracy, some of the key factors when it comes to enhancing the performance of mid handicappers even more than you’d hope for. If the relatively high price-tag is not a deal-breaker for, then this is a good value for the money driver.

Features
There are two different loft options, 9.5° and 10.5° with the adapter system which allows +/- 2° adjustability both ways. The carbon fiber crown is designed to show off the integrated tech and the deep gloss finish with the subtle blue metal flakes make it look outstanding. The EXS is among the drivers with lower spin heads. Plus, the EXS is tunable and the use of FTS provides golfers with the opportunity to dial in the head to a wide range of swing needs. With the triangular shape the Carbon Fiber to reposition weight and increase the overall MOI, you get a more forgiving driver. The Variable Face Thickness and the “RollFace” increase playability and forgiveness. It is not the most forgiving driver, but this is what it makes it one of the best drivers for mid handicappers as it blends game-improvement concepts and the better players features.

Performance
When it comes to the performance it delivers, it is the consistent ball speed that stands out the most. The combination of the thin beta titanium face and the carbon fiber in the crown and toe deliver high ball speed and mid-low spin. The high level of customization is delivered from the adjustable hosel so you can tune the loft for two degrees. Tour Edge has integrated a Flight Tuning System that allows golfers to relocate a 9-gram and 3-gram weight to create a neutral or draw biased CoG. Finally, Tour Edge Exotics comes with Mitsubishi Tensei Blue CK which is a mid-launch profile shaft that will be comfortable for many golfers.

Cost and Value
Rarely can golfers get what Exotics EXS has to offer for the non-norm price tag when it comes to premium drivers? Its price has made many feel a bit biased because of the outrageously high price tags that many other similar golf drivers for mid handicappers have, but a few rounds are more than enough to get rid of any second thoughts. It is an excellent driver for more than a reasonable price tag.