G425 LST

Reviewer testing confirmed the chassis feels extremely stable for a smaller head, with off-center distance respectable and the ball not flying off the planet. Independent commentary noted commitment to keeping spin rates reasonably low and forgiveness relatively high — MOI should shake out at about 5,100 or so with the LST trade-off described as very minor vs the family's max-MOI head. Industry award commentary highlighted the company's highest moment of inertia, quantifying stability on off-center hits. Best-in-class for a 445cc tour-spec LST head of the era despite being below the family's max-MOI sibling.

Reviewer launch-monitor data measured 155mph ball speed and 258yd carry in testing, with spin dropping about 200 RPM vs the family's max-MOI head. Robot/lab data confirmed the LST spins 500-700 rpm less than the family's max-MOI sibling per manufacturer player testing, and 200 rpm less than the predecessor LST. Spin concentrated around 2,600-2,800 RPM — playable for fast-swing players. Strong distance-optimized chassis for the 2021 era; pear-shaped 445cc head sheds spin to maximize total distance for 105+mph swingers.

Reviewer testing confirmed the pear-shaped 445cc smaller head shape is ideal for better players who like to shape their shots — a smaller head and pear-shaped profile create less drag and more workability. The 17g CG shifter with Draw/Neutral/Fade settings enables active shape-tuning. Independent commentary noted a more workable 445CC head relative to the family's max-MOI sibling. Compact tour-leaning chassis with a CG-shifting weight — strong shape-shifting capability for the 2021 era.

Reviewer testing called the feel sharper, harder, and a little more solid than the family's max-MOI head — nevertheless explosive, with the strong, solid feel of impact complimenting the sound. Industry award commentary noted player feedback of great sound and absolutely unbelievable feel. Mishit feedback is clear, with the clearest mis-hit feedback coming from the sound though feel itself stays solid. Premium tour-spec tactile character — sharper than the family's max-MOI head but solid.

Reviewer testing called the acoustic a strong, percussive clap that's turned down a couple decibels from the family's max-MOI head, with clear audio feedback and the sound turning a bit off-key on mishits. Independent commentary called the impact soft and buttery with useful feedback about strike quality. Industry award commentary noted a pleasing click at impact. Metallic medium-pitched pop characteristic of the brand's drivers but more muted than the family's max-MOI head — clean tour-spec acoustic.

Reviewer testing called the address profile a more compact, traditional look with a smaller head noticeably smaller than the family's max-MOI head — pear-shape with low-profile. Independent commentary noted the family heads sit beautifully behind the ball, with black, silver, and grey cosmetics creating the brand's cleanest looking driver for some time. Pear-shaped, low-profile 445cc shape with a more workable address profile. Tour-leaning silhouette appropriate for the LST brief.