XXIO has been engineering and perfecting ultra-premium, lightweight, high-launching, easy-to-swing golf clubs well before the recent industry trend. Whereas most manufacturers design clubs for tour professionals and then adapt them to meet the needs of the rest of us, XXIO's process begins and ends with a singular focus on moderate-to-slow swing speed players. As such, it's no mystery why XXIO continually leads the market, and the new 14 Driver, Fairway, Hybrid, and Irons are no exception. The 14 Driver showcases XXIO's new UltiFlex technology. UltiFlex, an evolution of ball speed performance, begins with VR-Titanium, a never-before-used titanium that's 42% more durable than the material previously used, allowing for a significantly thinner face. The second component of UltiFlex is the optimization of the body's shape and thickness, including strengthening the edges to absorb more energy while removing mass from and thinning the remaining areas. Combined, these advances create a dramatically more flexible face that produces a profound rebound effect at impact. COR, or coefficient of restitution, measures the transfer of energy at impact, which directly correlates to ball speed and distance, and XXIO's testing shows that the 14 lays claim to an 83% larger extremely high COR area and a 51% larger high COR area compared to its predecessor. Simply put, XXIO's latest driver boasts a massively expanded sweet spot, delivering potent speed and forgiveness across the face. Not only is the sweet spot larger, but the 14 Driver also helps you find the center of the face more often, thanks to XXIO's revamped ActivWing technology. ActivWing, consisting of advanced aerodynamics on the crown and sole, stabilizes and guides the club head and face into the proper position during the downswing and through impact. In testing, this technology resulted in a 23% tighter impact pattern, leading to improved contact and consistency. XXIO's proprietary shafts and grips further distance the le