I'm looking for a new JDM driver and 3 wood. The more I see the pictures in the proshop, the more I'm leaning towards Fourteen drivers and woods, as I want a driver with traditional shape and deep face. So, I have the following questions.

1. Anybody playing/played either the JC 707 or JC 808? How do/did you like them?

2. Looks like some people really like the 707. Is the 808 as good?

3. Looks like the SF 206 has been getting very positive feedback. Is the 308 as good?

4. If you don't care for Fourteen drivers/woods, what would you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

Edited February 19, 200915 yr by BigEasy

SF206 easy to hit, goes long

I used to own a JC-606 driver. Unfortunately, it turned me off to all Fourteen drivers.

The 206 and 308 FW's are excellent. The lie is 1-2* more flat than most which is another reason they work better for me. Head size is slightly larger as well.

Very easy to hit.

I have not hit the 707 or the 808.

The 206 and 308 FW's are excellent. The lie is 1-2* more flat than most which is another reason they work better for me. Head size is slightly larger as well.

Very easy to hit.

I have not hit the 707 or the 808.

Is there a head size difference between the 206 and 308?

I'm also debating between Yonex 450D and the 707. Anyone have any comments?

At address they look very similar but the 308 is larger. Perimeter is close but it is slightly deeper. I have read a lot of reviews of both Fourteen FW's and have yet to find a review that wasn't positive. I even found the stock shaft to be quite good as well.

The Fourteen drivers are decent, but not as good as what you would expect from a top tier JDM especially after you have tried their irons.

I have tried the 707, 808, and 909. I would put a JDM Srixon and a xxio (biased) driver into play a lot quicker. IMHO the best overall performance JDM drivers are still Tourstage.

im very interested also in info about fourteen drivers

i bought a ut-306 hybrid. good match for my tc-770 forged irons

i've heard about great japanese drivers.

any suggestions for a 20 handicap golfer???

i need something very forgiving and very long

The Fourteen drivers are decent, but not as good as what you would expect from a top tier JDM especially after you have tried their irons.

I have tried the 707, 808, and 909. I would put a JDM Srixon and a xxio (biased) driver into play a lot quicker. IMHO the best overall performance JDM drivers are still Tourstage.

I agree. I have also played many JDM drivers, and I go back to Tourstage and Epon.

re: FW SF 308 is alittle larger. T told me its like hitting another mini driver. Fourteen woods are fav'ed because of their lie angle.

R9 and all the other adjustable lie and face angle woods will be coming out soon.

Edited March 8, 200915 yr by xchangmanx

Big Easy,

How are you. saw the post for Fourteen. Fourteen JC 707 great driver and LOOOOOOOOONG I just bought the matching 3 wood SF 206 as well. Really like this brand.....

I have a BRAND NEW never been hit JC 707 stiff graphite 10.5 standard length for sale

and an extra matching SF 206 3 wood stiff graphite 15 degree standard length for sale

I had an extra set for my travel bag, but really don't need them......all brand new with headcovers.......shoot me an e-mail I can send some pics if interested? [email protected]

I'm looking for a new JDM driver and 3 wood. The more I see the pictures in the proshop, the more I'm leaning towards Fourteen drivers and woods, as I want a driver with traditional shape and deep face. So, I have the following questions.

1. Anybody playing/played either the JC 707 or JC 808? How do/did you like them?

2. Looks like some people really like the 707. Is the 808 as good?

3. Looks like the SF 206 has been getting very positive feedback. Is the 308 as good?

4. If you don't care for Fourteen drivers/woods, what would you recommend?

Thanks in advance.