subject: Brand New BridgeStone ViQ Driver Review [print this page] For many average and beginner golfers, the hardest club to square up can be the driver. Tourstage has tried to increase ease of alignment both at address where most swing problems originate from all the way to impact with visual cues that help the player hit the ball square on the sweet spot at impact. This is what Tourstage calls its Impact Management System. The visual aspects like the face and crown design are only part of the equation. Tourstage also has placed turbo rubber in three spots on the driver, the grip, the shaft and the head. The purpose of the turbo rubber in the grip is for feel and control while the turbo rubber lining the shaft is for performance and rebound. The turbo rubber under the back weight port is to minimize vibrations and increase MOI.
Tourstage introduces its all new ViQ driver for the 2010 season. The new ViQ line for 2010 has been completely redesigned from the ground up with new technologies and performance features. Tourstage first focused on the design aspect of the new ViQ. The approached the design keeping in mind that golf is as much a mental game as it is physical and designed a new driver pleasing to the eye and easy to swing and square up visually with a gradient crown and gradient color shaft with grip alignment. A new face design with extra large sweet spot features variable thickness and back face grooves. This enhances not only feel but ball speeds and expands the sweet area by over 13% over the previous ViQ.
The new ViQ Driver is for the average golfer. The ViQ has been completely redesigned with a new look, features and its target audience has been expanded from the average golfer all the way up to the beginner. Anyone wanting a driver with ease of use can consider the new ViQ. The most obvious change is the appearance of the driver and this is where Tourstage focused on creating a visual impact on the average player.
