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2025 Golf Club/Driver Brand Rankings

【2025 Golf Club/Driver Brand Ranking】Relying on the big data of the whole network, the golf club/driver brands selected according to the brand awareness, brand strength, word-of-mouth evaluation and sales popularity of golf clubs/drivers (in no particular order): TaylorMade TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping Bang, Titleist Tetrist, Cobra Cobra, MIZUNO Mizuno, Honma Honma, Srixon, Maruman, Wilson, if you are looking for golf clubs/drivers, what is the best brand? This list of golf club/driver brands is for your reference only.

TOP.1

TaylorMade TaylorMade United States

In golf, a standard set of clubs can have up to 14 clubs, of which the tee and putter used for tee shot is a must for almost every golfer, and the importance of a convenient tee can allow golfers to get more distance on the tee. Historically, the driving club was once made of wood, so it was also called the driver and the driver, but with the development of the sport, it was discovered that metal had better hitting performance and durability than wood, so metal began to be widely used in the manufacture of clubs. Today's drivers are mostly made of metal, but the name of the driver has been retained to this day. TaylorMade is one of the world's leading golf equipment manufacturers, specializing in the production of high clubs for 40 years, and the brand is currently owned by KPS Capital. TaylorMade has always been known for its high-tech high clubs, and when it was founded in 1979, founder Gary Adams made a name for himself in the industry with a set of stainless steel wood shafts, which ushered in the metal age. In 1998, Adidas took TaylorMade's parent company under its control, and since then, TaylorMade's popularity and product ...

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Score

92

popularity

9348
TOP.2

Callaway United States

Callaway is the world's largest producer of golf clubs, a company founded in 1982 by Ely Callaway Jr., an avid golfer in his youth. In 1991, Callaway launched the Big Bertha driver named after the German long-range cannon, which ushered in the era of large club heads, and in the early 2000s, Callaway launched the CB1, HX, HX Tour and other golf balls, making Callaway's golf balls the second most used brand on the PGA Tour. Callaway's R&D concept and production level are in a leading position in the whole industry. As early as 1996, Callaway recruited engineers from DuPont and Boeing to develop golf balls using aerodynamic principles. In 2016, Callaway partnered with Boeing to develop the XR16 driver, which was selected by British player Daniel Willett and won the Masters in the same year. At present, Callaway's main products are EPIC FLASH and ROGUE series, priced at about 5000 yuan and 4000 yuan respectively.

2

Score

90

popularity

19523
TOP.3

Ping Bang United States

PING IS AN AMERICAN GOLF EQUIPMENT PRODUCER KNOWN FOR ITS PUTTERS AND CUSTOM CLUBS. In the year of the founding of PING, founder Solheim created the brand's first putter based on the principle of balance, which solved the problem of poor balance that was common in golf clubs at that time. In 1967, professional Julius Boros won the Phoenix Open with a PING putter, and sales of PING began to rise steadily, and by the 80s, the PING EYE2 putter became the best-selling club at the time. PING has set a number of firsts in the history of golf and has deeply influenced subsequent manufacturers. In 1976, PING developed the first swing simulator robot to more accurately detect the newly developed club based on the swing action. Since the 80's, PING pioneered the customization of clubs for customers, and today it is still the go-to brand for custom clubs in the eyes of many professional golfers and enthusiasts. The G-Series is a PING staple and features a reduced weight at the back of the driver head that mimics a dragonfly's wings, allowing the rig to be repositioned elsewhere in the clubhead for a lower, deeper CG and farther shot,...

3

Score

89

popularity

8060
TOP.4

Titleist Tetrist United States

Titleist is part of Acushnet, Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of golf equipment, which has five product lines that sell golf, clubs, shoes, gloves and related accessories. Titleist currently holds more than 1,000 golf patents and is the most used golf ball in professional competition, with the Pro V1 and Pro V1x recognized as the best golf balls in the industry. Titleist clubs have also earned a reputation in the industry for their professionalism and bespoke service. Tiger Woods has used Tileist's Scotty Cameron putter for most of his career, and he continued to use Tileist's driver for most of his Nike contract, adding to Titleist's legend. Whereas Titleist's clubs are usually named numerically, with the latter two representing the year of the season in which the clubs were introduced, Titleist's 2018 flagship product was named TS, an abbreviation for Titleist Speed, to indicate a qualitative improvement in the speed of the TS Series over its predecessor, the 917 Series. The TS series was adopted by 17 professional players after its debut on the tour, and players at home and abroad ...

4

Score

88

popularity

14895
TOP.5

Cobra Cobra United States

Cobra was once one of the top three golf brands of Acushnet, along with Titleist and FootJoy, and in March 2000, Acushnet sold Cobra to German sports brand PUMA, and since then Cobra has become one of PUMA's three brands. Cobra's solid driver is so solid that there are a number of star golfers who are its big fans. Former world No. 1 Rick Fowler has been in love with Cobra's King LTD and won the 2019 WM Phoenix Open with the Cobra King F9 Speedback driver. Bryson DeChambeau always has a Cobra club in his bag, and he also used Cobra's new Cobra King F9 Speedback driver when he won the PGA Tour's 2018-2019 Sanctuary Children's Hospital Open. The striking look is also a feature of the Cobra clubs, and the King F9 Speed driver stands out from the crowd in its yellow and black colour scheme. At present, the clubs of various manufacturers are aerodynamically designed, although the aerodynamic design makes the swing experience of the club more smooth and smooth, but it also often means that the center of gravity of the clubhead becomes higher, thus increasing the spin of the ball.

5

Score

85

popularity

17086
TOP.6

MIZUNO Mizuno Japan

Golf has a history of 100 years in Japan, as early as the beginning of the 20th century, golf was brought to Japan by European and American businessmen, with the development of the post-war economy, golf became nationalized in Japan, and now Japan has become the second largest golf market in the world, second only to the United States. At present, the golf equipment market is almost occupied by brands from the United States and Japan, and Mizuno is one of the representatives of the Japanese camp. Mizuno clubs are quite popular all over the world, and at one point the use rate of Mizuno irons was at the top of the list on the PGA Tour in the nineties. Tiger Woods, who is extremely picky about clubs, was also a Mizuno user until his first Masters victory before switching to Titleist. Released in 2017, the JPX900 driver is a club that allows golfers to hit a variety of desired balls with two detachable counterweights to help them hit any desired trajectory, and many golf enthusiasts consider the JPX900 to be the best club Mizuno has ever produced. For beginners, JPX900's multi-thickness design increases the rebound coefficient, making it easy to get...

6

Score

82

popularity

9427
TOP.7

Honma Honma Japan

At the time of Honma Golf's founding, the golf equipment market in Japan was still dominated by imported goods, and Honma was producing golf clubs on a small scale with the concept of pure handmade production. In 1973, Honma was the first to use carbon for shafts, which effectively increased the distance of the club and compensated for the disadvantage of Asian golfers in terms of power, and the market response was very good. Since then, Honma has set up a factory to mass-produce clubs. Since the beginning of the 21st century, Honma's business has deteriorated, and after being acquired by Chinese capital in 2010, the company began to adjust its market strategy and increased investment in emerging markets such as China, and Honma is now the brand that sponsors the most professional golfers in China. In the eyes of golf enthusiasts, the Beres series clubs are undoubtedly a work of art. The BERES clubs are assembled by master craftsmen and feature a gorgeous embossed pattern on the head that embodies Honma's aesthetic exquisitely. After Trump was elected president of the United States, Shinzo Abe, then Japanese Prime Minister, chose a BERES S-05 five-star pole worth 500,000 yen as a national gift to Tran...

7

Score

81

popularity

12829
TOP.8

Srixon Japan

With more than 70 years of experience in golf ball production and more than 500 patents, Srixon is one of the best in the industry. Compared to Honma, Srixon clubs are positioned more mass-market, and have been very popular among golf enthusiasts due to their good price-performance ratio. In 2007, Srixon became the world's fourth-largest golf goods company, and its market share in the Japanese golf market was the highest. At present, Srixon's latest Z785 and Z585 drivers are priced at 3600 yuan, and in the recommendation of Golf Digest, both clubs have received Gold ratings, of which the Z785 hosel angle is adjustable, suitable for professional golfers and advanced players, and the Z585 focuses on high forgiveness, the sweet spot is nearly 2 times higher than the previous generation product, and at the same time, it can play a higher launch angle, which can enhance the golfer's confidence in their own technology. In addition, in order to satisfy some golfers' pickiness about the sound of the shot, Srixon has added sound stiffeners to the Z785 and Z585 clubheads, which can make the shot sound more high-pitched. The Z785 and Z585 are a collection of Srixon's most advanced production technologies, the most worthy of which are...

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Score

80

popularity

6089
TOP.9

Maruman Japan

In the luxury equipment market, Japanese brands occupy almost half of the market, and Maruman is one of the representative brands. Maruman started out as a manufacturer of clocks and lighters, and has been producing golf clubs since 1974. Maruman is one of the most cutting-edge manufacturers in the history of golf manufacturing in Japan, and in 2001, Maruman pioneered the use of nano materials to make clubs. This dedication to materials has also seen Maruman clubs win over 100 PGA Tour titles and three majors. At present, the Majesty series is Maruman's main product, which is one of the most expensive golf clubs on the market, and Majesty's market share has reached more than 70% in the high-end golf market in Japan. The first Majesty Prestigio was born in 1998 and since then a new product has been introduced every two years or so, and now in its tenth generation. Admittedly, Maruman can't compete with TaylorMade or even Mizuno in terms of performance, but for golfers who buy a Majesty Prestigio, this club is more of a status mark, and each Majesty Prestigio is used...

9

Score

78

popularity

8182
TOP.10

Wilson Wilson United States

Wilson was involved in the formation of the first women's PGA and was one of the promoters of modern golf. In 1932, Gene Sarazen, a contract with Wilson, marked the invention of wedges inspired by the aerodynamics of airplane wings, which sold 50,000 wedges the following year, making it one of the best-selling sand wedges. In 1933, another golfer, Willie Ogg, reworked the knife-back iron, thus inventing the cavity iron. Chosen by Golf Monthly as one of the recommended clubs for 2019, Wilson's new Cortex driver is made of titanium alloy as a bracket, nearly half of the material has been replaced with carbon fiber, the overall center of gravity has been moved down to a deeper level, and the precise weight distribution makes this club have good swing stability while maximizing ball speed. The track in the centre of the clubhead allows the player to adjust the counterweight position as needed, switching freely between high and low angles. The Cortex is priced at $400, and Golf Monthly notes that while the Cortex isn't as forgiving as the more advanced clubs and isn't conducive to playing low spin, it's still quite recommendable at the price...

10

Score

75

popularity

20436

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Wilson Wilson

Wilson was involved in the formation of the first women's PGA and was one of the promoters of modern golf. In 1932, Gene Sarazen, a contracted golfer of Wilson, developed a club inspired by the aerodynamics of airplane wings, which also marked the invention of wedges
2 19523
Callaway

Callaway is the world's largest producer of golf clubs, a company founded in 1982 by Ely Callaway Jr., an avid golfer in his youth. Over the years, Callaway has been committed to creating innovative golf and club products,19
3 17086
Cobra Cobra

Cobra was once one of the top three golf brands of Acushnet, along with Titleist and FootJoy, and in March 2000, Acushnet sold Cobra to German sports brand PUMA, and since then Cobra has become one of PUMA's three brands. Cobra's driver is very solid, because
4 14895
Titleist Tetrist

Titleist is part of Acushnet, Inc., the world's largest manufacturer of golf equipment, which has five product lines that sell golf, clubs, shoes, gloves and related accessories. Titleist currently holds more than 1,000 golf patents in the professional field
5 12829
Honma Honma

At the time of Honma Golf's founding, the golf equipment market in Japan was still dominated by imported goods, and Honma was producing golf clubs on a small scale with the concept of pure handmade production. In 1973, Honma was the first to use carbon for shafts
6 9427
MIZUNO Mizuno

Golf has a history of 100 years in Japan, as early as the beginning of the 20th century, golf was brought to Japan by European and American businessmen, with the development of the post-war economy, golf in Japan has become nationalized, and now Japan has become the world's second largest golf market
7 9348
TaylorMade TaylorMade

In golf, a standard set of clubs can have up to 14 clubs, of which the tee and putter used for tee shot is a must for almost every golfer, and the importance of a convenient tee can allow golfers to get more distance on the tee. high
8 8182
Maruman

In the luxury equipment market, Japanese brands occupy almost half of the market, and Maruman is one of the representative brands. Maruman started out as a manufacturer of clocks and lighters, and has been producing golf clubs since 1974. In the history of golf manufacturing in Japan, Maruman is the most
9 8060
Ping Bang

PING IS AN AMERICAN GOLF EQUIPMENT PRODUCER KNOWN FOR ITS PUTTERS AND CUSTOM CLUBS. In the year of the founding of PING, founder Solheim created the brand's first putter based on the principle of balance, which solved the problem of poor balance that was common in golf clubs at that time.
10 6089
Srixon

With more than 70 years of experience in golf ball production and more than 500 patents, Srixon is one of the best in the industry. Compared to Honma, the positioning of Srixon clubs is more popular, and due to the good value for money, it is in Gol

2025 Golf Club/Driver Brand Rankings

TaylorMade TaylorMade United States

Callaway United States

Ping Bang United States

Titleist Tetrist United States

Cobra Cobra United States

MIZUNO Mizuno Japan

Honma Honma Japan

Srixon Japan

Maruman Japan

Wilson Wilson United States

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