The Duo driver was popular a couple years ago but it is no longer on the PRGR official site and not even on the spec sheet. Can anyone confirm that it has been discontinued?

As far as i know they still do offer the duo hit Range, as Chris still has at least the 3 wd listed in the pro shop. Im sure the explanation is just that they are pushing their newer models such as the T Series Drivers and the M3 Series.

I had a duo hit 3 wd a while ago and thought it is an excellent club, however decided on pulling the trigger on the newer M3 Hit 3 wd. The comparison that i immediately notice is that the M3 Hit is much larger, slightly deeper face and looks easier to hit from the tee.

This in fact is a super large 3 wood in which im sure in itself could replace the older Duo Hit DRIVER lol! PRGR are always up there at the top of the technology scale!

Here are some pics to see what the M3 Hit series is like....

the entire first duo line (2003+) is no longer being manufactured - so it's diffiuclt to find the right loft/shaft combo if your looking. no idea on the second version duos - seemed like a flop anyways.

plus1 - exactly how big is that m3 hit compared to a driver? thanks!

the entire first duo line (2003+) is no longer being manufactured - so it's diffiuclt to find the right loft/shaft combo if your looking. no idea on the second version duos - seemed like a flop anyways.

plus1 - exactly how big is that m3 hit compared to a driver? thanks!

Judging from the PRGR site, the M3 looks like a rather normal low profile FW and normal length, i.e. 42.5" for a strong 3. I believe that PRGR is only promoting T3, blue, black and now red.

Judging from the PRGR site, the M3 looks like a rather normal low profile FW and normal length, i.e. 42.5" for a strong 3. I believe that PRGR is only promoting T3, blue, black and now red.

I thnk what he meant was 'how big' ie the sizze of teh head, not the length! It is, compared to what i am used to HUGE for a 3 wood. i have no idea how many cc's she has but i can certainly take photos compared to a driver if you wish,,,,,,

ps sorry for the bad info on the duo hit - i assumed that because there was a duo hit in the pro shop that it was still available!

I can still get Duo Hit fw's but the driver is finished.

The T3 has replaced it. IMO there are better drivers available in the high end market.

The new M3 Hit is an oversized FW that is silly easy to hit. I suggest a shaft change to somthing that fits your swing. i tried the M spec shafts from PRGR and dont get along to well with them. Thats just my swing though perhaps others will have a different take.

Yeah chris from looking at the specs on this shaft and from previous knowledge og PRGR shafts they generally are very weak. I plan to have my club fitter whip this out and stick in either an axiv V spec 8072 or possibly a MACH LINE 80g FW shaft.....cant decide yet!

ps from your experience of the club does i go high?

I hope the T3 Hit is better than my old PRGR Zoom Driving Spoon of perhaps 10 years ago. PRGR used to produce great irons and good drivers.