Hi Andy, Love your videos!! My personal experience with TE is the Exotics line. I have played the 723 driver and also an Exotics 3 wood. The 3 wood is several years old now but it hits so well that I refuse to move it out of the bag. Also, this summer I purchased a 52 degree WINGMAN wedge from TE. I love all of the TE clubs I have purchased. One other thing...the customer service from Tour Edge is absolutely top notch. Thanks for all of your reviews! JR from Minnesota USA.
Andy, great review! I play a Tour Edge E722 driver with a Fujikura Air Speeder 40 R-flex shaft. I have to say this driver is very forgiving, has improved my dispersion and I've gained a few yards with it. This model is over 2 1/2 years old and I'm impressed. I can only image that the E725 would perform better than my E722.
A good friend of mine replaced almost his entire bag with Tour Edge this summer. He has been really smashing his driver, and he hasn't played that much golf since he was still working. He retired this month, and I think he will continue to improve next season.
Excellent video. I only wish more companies take a note from them! I work hard for the money I earn. I golf every week. I don’t want a pay check to go to a driver. We all want to play and have fun. Well done Tour Edge!
@@TheAverageGolfer I’m a big Sub70 fan. I have the black 659 cavity back irons and love them. Even dropped down to playing 7 clubs total. Love it. Like everyone just want things more affordable and the price and quality of this driver is legit.
When I used to visit Florida to play golf with my US friends Ed (RIP) and Randy they both played Tour Edge Drivers and Fairway Woods and they wouldn't use anything else. As I remember they sounded a touch "tinny" in those days but I'm sure they have the sound dialled in by now. PS I hope that everyone has a great time at Cardrona, it's a magical place (my eldest Son lives a few miles away and spends most of his time mountain Biking in the surrounding hills)
Always have loved Tour Edge. The brand that Cobra was 8 years ago, quality equipment at a massive discount. It is much more popular here in the US then it seems to be in the UK.
Hey Andy, I'm a big fan of Tour Edge here in the US. I'm in the process of converting half of my bag over to TE. They make quality equipment for a fair price.
I did play the maybe 2nd generaty Tour Edge exotic driver, it was great, I broke it though. But good news is I have the Tour Edge Exotic EXS 5 wood 18 degrees, same generation. Talk about a solid weapon it's my go to on shots 205 to 210 . I ditched my Taylor Made 3 wood and go exclusively with the 5 wood. I may have to go and give new driver a test drive. I'm totally comfortable referencing Tour Edge to anyone. Great products without astronomical costs.
Agreed. You’ve turned my head Andy, but cannot see it in the U.K. as of yet. I see they have a 30 satisfaction guarantee which is good, but I’m not sure if this is extended to overseas customers.
I have an older (5 years) Tour Edge driver and 16.5 degree 3 (4) wood. Both are good clubs. The only downside is the shaft selection. Thier standard "senior" shaft is OK. I had a driver fitting at Club Champion and we kept the Tour Edge head but I bought a new shaft. Great value products certainly.
Glad to see even though you are being supported by PXG, you are giving fair looks at other manufacturers. I very you a few tour edge products for about 20 years, and they preform well at a fair price. Like the channel.
I use a TE Exotics 722 3 wood and 5 wood. Both are excellent clubs, and I'd highly recommend them. Exceptionally good value. I'd be keen to try the new driver. BUT it's impossible to demo TE clubs in the UK. They are not carried by Pro Shops and, at least until recently, could only be purchased through American Golf or possibly direct from Tour Edge in the USA. That is a key reason why we don't see them in many bags in the UK. This is a pity, as they are excellent clubs
Hello Andy , again an amazing golf course you have chosen. Todays golf clubs seem to be all good. At the end of the day it comes down to the players skills and the budget available. Money doesn’t buy performance if you can’t hit the club well. This driver seems to be a very cost effective version. Enjoy your day. 😊😊😊
Another great video Andy. A great looking club and some really good ball flights. Great drive on No. 16 by the way. It takes bottle to take driver off that tee with trouble both left and right.
Tour Edge has a lot of players on the US Champions (Seniors) Tour, including Bernhard Langer. I have a C721 3 hybrid which won Mygolfspy's best hybrid a few years ago. Resale value isn't great though.
I second all the comments that Tour Edge makes excellent clubs at a reasonable price. I have a TE Exotics 722C with the Fujikura Ventus red shaft in R flex. That is the OEM version TE came with, not the higher priced Velocore version, but a good shaft. It says “T4” down near the tip. I reversed the front and back weights, heavier one back, to get a bit more spin and launch. The 723 models were a mistake, with overly busy bottoms that looked ugly. The new 725 models were totally redesigned on the bottom and are now sleek and functional. They have also improved the sound. TE keeps costs down by avoiding the massive and hugely expensive marketing campaigns of the better known premium brands. Not by skimping on quality. They have Bernard Langer and several other winning pros on staff. You find them more on the senior tour. Personally I would recommend that anyone getting a fitting should include a Tour Edge Exotics in it (and also a Wilson). Any large golf store should have both. Then you can make up your own mind.
Been playing tour edge for yrs on and off , never had a bad club to be honest , another bargain on a budget is the c524 driver and fairways ( yet to see a British review of it ) available from American golf at less than £200 for driver I think at moment , they’ve used a lot of tech from the exotics line into the budget line . The longest 3 wood I ever hit was the exs 220 which c as n be had for peanuts on the used market .
am thinking of getting the E725 Driver at 44.5 inches and the Eleven Hybrid irons 3-PW and Eleven's wedges 50 / 55 your thoughts ? i am 59 years old and want to make golf as easy as possible cheers from Canada
Great video. cardrona is a great course. There's so much reasonably priced equipment around now for golfers. wish they're had been this choice when I first started.
Gosh, for a minute or two, I thought you were in Spain. So much for the Scottish stereotype! Driver wise, I don't think I'd have any trouble choosing TE retail over a $200+ more retail Bigger Name. But if a US $250-300 version of a 2-year old model of a big dog brand were available, that would be hard to turn down. For example, in the U.S., there are still some $300 Sim 2 drivers around. Same with the Mizuno ST-230s line and Cobra's previous line. I'd love to see you try out the Model 11 driver as well.
Another really good video Andy and I hear what you what you say about Tour Edge productions, but where on earth can you get them in the UK. I’m sure you can purchase them somewhere but it’s very sparse.
I;ve been playing the same Tour Edge Exotics CB1 3 wood since around 2010. I reached the point where my bat speed went down and had to use a lighter/softer shaft. I tried a number of 3 woods from diff companies and ended up buying the same CB1 with a softer shaft. It's bonded hosel. and recently found a 5 wood to match on eBay. Exotics doesnt buy players to use their gear and back then lots of pros were swinging Exotics fairway woods and the rest of their bag was Titleist or whatever. . I also have an Exotics hybrid which is also great. I;ve tried Exotics drivers in the past but they just werent very good....until now I guess. They are headquartered in the States in Chicago I think and dont make huge quantities of clubs per day or have a huge staff so they can keep their costs down and dont carry huge inventories and can develop new products more easily than the big guys. How's that for more info you might wish to process? whirrrrr.....whirrrrrrr Since you play a baby fade have you tried setting the weight to a draw bias? That seems to work to a small degree on some clubs and not at all on others
I have tried their drivers in the past, but the feel has been quite harsh. I would love to try again; however, they don't seem to have lighter stiff shafts (in the 50s), so until they offer those, it can't be a consideration (sad face)...
I think it’s great that you’re still able to review any brand despite PXG sponsoring the channel. Keep up the good work.
Hi Andy, Love your videos!! My personal experience with TE is the Exotics line. I have played the 723 driver and also an Exotics 3 wood. The 3 wood is several years old now but it hits so well that I refuse to move it out of the bag. Also, this summer I purchased a 52 degree WINGMAN wedge from TE. I love all of the TE clubs I have purchased. One other thing...the customer service from Tour Edge is absolutely top notch. Thanks for all of your reviews! JR from Minnesota USA.
Andy, great review! I play a Tour Edge E722 driver with a Fujikura Air Speeder 40 R-flex shaft. I have to say this driver is very forgiving, has improved my dispersion and I've gained a few yards with it. This model is over 2 1/2 years old and I'm impressed. I can only image that the E725 would perform better than my E722.
I also have C722 with a Ventus Black S- flex shaft. Even though I normally use R-flex, this one is straight and long. I like it!
A good friend of mine replaced almost his entire bag with Tour Edge this summer. He has been really smashing his driver, and he hasn't played that much golf since he was still working. He retired this month, and I think he will continue to improve next season.
Excellent video. I only wish more companies take a note from them! I work hard for the money I earn. I golf every week. I don’t want a pay check to go to a driver. We all want to play and have fun. Well done Tour Edge!
Next year will be 11k
Agreed
No it won’t…….ill informed comment 👍
@@TheAverageGolfer I’m a big Sub70 fan. I have the black 659 cavity back irons and love them. Even dropped down to playing 7 clubs total. Love it. Like everyone just want things more affordable and the price and quality of this driver is legit.
@@timpitcairn8021 unfortunately I haven’t tried any Sub70
When I used to visit Florida to play golf with my US friends Ed (RIP) and Randy they both played Tour Edge Drivers and Fairway Woods and they wouldn't use anything else. As I remember they sounded a touch "tinny" in those days but I'm sure they have the sound dialled in by now.
PS I hope that everyone has a great time at Cardrona, it's a magical place (my eldest Son lives a few miles away and spends most of his time mountain Biking in the surrounding hills)
Always have loved Tour Edge. The brand that Cobra was 8 years ago, quality equipment at a massive discount. It is much more popular here in the US then it seems to be in the UK.
Yes it seems limited availability in Uk
@@deanmackogolf8023 UK 🇬🇧 guys love Wilson, but they have a stigma in USA
Hey Andy, I'm a big fan of Tour Edge here in the US. I'm in the process of converting half of my bag over to TE. They make quality equipment for a fair price.
Based on this driver I would have to agree
Their lifetime warranty is awesome. No question asked!🎉
Haven’t seen them on the course, but they seem as good as the pricier brands. Another option for value is last years PXG models
I did play the maybe 2nd generaty Tour Edge exotic driver, it was great, I broke it though. But good news is I have the Tour Edge Exotic EXS 5 wood 18 degrees, same generation. Talk about a solid weapon it's my go to on shots 205 to 210 . I ditched my Taylor Made 3 wood and go exclusively with the 5 wood. I may have to go and give new driver a test drive. I'm totally comfortable referencing Tour Edge to anyone. Great products without astronomical costs.
Where can you get fitted in the UK Andy? American golf sell the old drivers.
Agreed. You’ve turned my head Andy, but cannot see it in the U.K. as of yet. I see they have a 30 satisfaction guarantee which is good, but I’m not sure if this is extended to overseas customers.
I have an older (5 years) Tour Edge driver and 16.5 degree 3 (4) wood. Both are good clubs. The only downside is the shaft selection. Thier standard "senior" shaft is OK. I had a driver fitting at Club Champion and we kept the Tour Edge head but I bought a new shaft. Great value products certainly.
Glad to see even though you are being supported by PXG, you are giving fair looks at other manufacturers. I very you a few tour edge products for about 20 years, and they preform well at a fair price. Like the channel.
I review every brand on this channel, always have done and always will 👍
They make quality clubs. I play the 723 model driver and fairways woods. The company is out of Chicago, Illinois.
I use a TE Exotics 722 3 wood and 5 wood. Both are excellent clubs, and I'd highly recommend them. Exceptionally good value. I'd be keen to try the new driver. BUT it's impossible to demo TE clubs in the UK. They are not carried by Pro Shops and, at least until recently, could only be purchased through American Golf or possibly direct from Tour Edge in the USA. That is a key reason why we don't see them in many bags in the UK. This is a pity, as they are excellent clubs
Hello Andy , again an amazing golf course you have chosen. Todays golf clubs seem to be all good. At the end of the day it comes down to the players skills and the budget available. Money doesn’t buy performance if you can’t hit the club well. This driver seems to be a very cost effective version. Enjoy your day. 😊😊😊
Yes very true, it’s all about what suits the individual
Love Tour Edge & have used the C721 Driver since new … Lot older now so this looks like a good upgrade.
It’s impressive
Fantastic video I will check out that driver
Another great video Andy. A great looking club and some really good ball flights. Great drive on No. 16 by the way. It takes bottle to take driver off that tee with trouble both left and right.
That’s a great golf hole……maybe if it was a medal round on a Saturday the 5 wood is out 😂
Tour Edge has a lot of players on the US Champions (Seniors) Tour, including Bernhard Langer. I have a C721 3 hybrid which won Mygolfspy's best hybrid a few years ago. Resale value isn't great though.
I second all the comments that Tour Edge makes excellent clubs at a reasonable price. I have a TE Exotics 722C with the Fujikura Ventus red shaft in R flex. That is the OEM version TE came with, not the higher priced Velocore version, but a good shaft. It says “T4” down near the tip. I reversed the front and back weights, heavier one back, to get a bit more spin and launch.
The 723 models were a mistake, with overly busy bottoms that looked ugly.
The new 725 models were totally redesigned on the bottom and are now sleek and functional. They have also improved the sound.
TE keeps costs down by avoiding the massive and hugely expensive marketing campaigns of the better known premium brands. Not by skimping on quality. They have Bernard Langer and several other winning pros on staff. You find them more on the senior tour.
Personally I would recommend that anyone getting a fitting should include a Tour Edge Exotics in it (and also a Wilson). Any large golf store should have both. Then you can make up your own mind.
Been playing tour edge for yrs on and off , never had a bad club to be honest , another bargain on a budget is the c524 driver and fairways ( yet to see a British review of it ) available from American golf at less than £200 for driver I think at moment , they’ve used a lot of tech from the exotics line into the budget line . The longest 3 wood I ever hit was the exs 220 which c as n be had for peanuts on the used market .
Also I’m sure they give a lifetime warranty on their new products these days too !!!
am thinking of getting the E725 Driver at 44.5 inches and the Eleven Hybrid irons 3-PW and Eleven's wedges 50 / 55 your thoughts ? i am 59 years old and want to make golf as easy as possible cheers from Canada
Great video. cardrona is a great course.
There's so much reasonably priced equipment around now for golfers. wish they're had been this choice when I first started.
Where could we buy this in The Netherlands or EU?
New Sub70 driver coming soon too!
Bernhard Langer who I believe is sponsored by Tour Edge, is still using a Ping G400!!
Gosh, for a minute or two, I thought you were in Spain. So much for the Scottish stereotype!
Driver wise, I don't think I'd have any trouble choosing TE retail over a $200+ more retail Bigger Name. But if a US $250-300 version of a 2-year old model of a big dog brand were available, that would be hard to turn down. For example, in the U.S., there are still some $300 Sim 2 drivers around. Same with the Mizuno ST-230s line and Cobra's previous line.
I'd love to see you try out the Model 11 driver as well.
hit some tour edge game improvement irons 2 years ago performance was amazing for the price
I did enjoy this comparison.
Good to hear
Another really good video Andy and I hear what you what you say about Tour Edge productions, but where on earth can you get them in the UK. I’m sure you can purchase them somewhere but it’s very sparse.
I agree…..I can’t find anyone!
I have a Tour Edge 5 hybrid. It’s a nice club. As good as other more expensive brands
That’s the only other club I have tried from tour edge
I have tour edge fairwood (5) they're renown for ❤
Never seen one let alone try one! Nice looking club. Did you have e a regular length shaft or shorter?
The shaft was reg length and also reg flex Kenny
@@TheAverageGolfer thanks Andy
I;ve been playing the same Tour Edge Exotics CB1 3 wood since around 2010. I reached the point where my bat speed went down and had to use a lighter/softer shaft. I tried a number of 3 woods from diff companies and ended up buying the same CB1 with a softer shaft. It's bonded hosel. and recently found a 5 wood to match on eBay. Exotics doesnt buy players to use their gear and back then lots of pros were swinging Exotics fairway woods and the rest of their bag was Titleist or whatever. . I also have an Exotics hybrid which is also great. I;ve tried Exotics drivers in the past but they just werent very good....until now I guess. They are headquartered in the States in Chicago I think and dont make huge quantities of clubs per day or have a huge staff so they can keep their costs down and dont carry huge inventories and can develop new products more easily than the big guys. How's that for more info you might wish to process? whirrrrr.....whirrrrrrr
Since you play a baby fade have you tried setting the weight to a draw bias? That seems to work to a small degree on some clubs and not at all on others
You know far more than me! 😂 this was neutral settting and happy enough with ball flight but yes could obviously tinker 👍
I play with fitted Tour Edge Exotics E723 irons with Mitsubishi Tensei shafts. I think they are brilliant irons.
Never tried them tbh
Who stocks these in the uk
I have tried their drivers in the past, but the feel has been quite harsh. I would love to try again; however, they don't seem to have lighter stiff shafts (in the 50s), so until they offer those, it can't be a consideration (sad face)...
I am told that one area that is vastly improved is the sound and feel on this line up 🤷♂️👍
They are a company underated i think
Absolutely
Officially Bernhard Langer plays (and wins with) Tour Edge
Yes indeed
hi Andy did you mention a golf day?
@@garytailby3351 yes I did bud, there will be four next year, dates to be announced soon
@@TheAverageGolfer brilliant, had a great couple of trips to Conwy last time around.
@@garytailby3351 look forward to seeing you again next year
Bargain for a driver I must say Andy, wish more company's would charge that for there drivers