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Review of the Sub 70 859 Driver

News RoomBy News RoomMarch 17, 2025Updated:March 17, 20253 Mins Read
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Sub 70’s innovative approach to MOI and forgiveness with the 859 Pro driver caught the attention of many golfers in 2024. Now, their 859 driver promises even more forgiveness at a more affordable price point. With a full 460cc head size, this driver aims to be one of the most forgiving options on the market. Let’s take a closer look at what makes the Sub 70 859 driver stand out.

The Sub 70 859 driver shares a similar design to the 859 Pro, with a sleek all-black appearance and interchangeable weights for customization. The addition of carbon fiber on the toe of the 859 driver sets it apart from the Pro model. At address, the driver features a crown design with carbon fiber fading to matte black near the leading edge. Aesthetic “fins” on the standard 859 provide alignment assistance and add to the overall look of the club.

Sound and feel are crucial aspects of any driver, and the Sub 70 859 does not disappoint in this regard. With a heavy metallic sound and a solid-yet-springy impact sensation, centered shots produce a satisfying whip-crack sound and feeling. The driver offers precise feedback on mishits, allowing you to instantly know where the ball met the face. The Sub 70 859 driver maintains the high standard set by the 859 Pro in terms of sound and feel.

The standout feature of the Sub 70 859 driver is its Axis of Rotation Technology (ART), a unique approach to weighting and face curvature that aims to produce straighter shots and maximize energy transfer on mishits. This technology sets the 859 driver apart from other drivers on the market and has proven effective in improving forgiveness and ball speed. Adjustability options, such as interchangeable weights and a hosel adapter with twelve positions, further enhance the performance of the 859 driver.

During testing, the Sub 70 859 driver displayed strong ball speed and a noticeable draw bias, leading to leftward shots. Adjusting the weights and hosel settings allowed for customization of the ball flight, with the maximum fade setting providing a solution for shots veering off to the left. The driver’s versatility and draw bias make it accessible to a wider range of players, showcasing the effectiveness of ART in a larger, more stable club head.

Overall, the Sub 70 859 driver delivers on its promise of forgiveness and performance at a competitive price point. The combination of industry-leading technology, such as ART, and a direct-to-consumer model make this driver a compelling option for golfers looking to improve their accuracy off the tee. With a visit to The Seventy in Chicago for a fitting, golfers can experience firsthand the quality and innovation that Sub 70 brings to the table. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to try out the Sub 70 859 driver and see the difference it can make in your game.

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