Cleveland Launcher 460 Comp Driver Golf Club

There's only 2 things wrong with this driver. One, Cleveland quit making it. Two, Cleveland remains a 'sleeper' company because they don't pay the big bucks to guys like Tiger, Phil and Ernie to promote their equipment. But, when it comes to playing a first class driver that will perform as well as ANY that are out there (and better than 99% of them), it's simply amazing that it's possible to buy a club that performs this well for so little money. I realize that shaft's make most of the difference in any club. I also realize that virtually ALL of the drivers built in the last 2-3 years manage to 'crowd' the USGA limits for 'hotness'. So, I've gotten accustomed to NOT being 'wowed' when I demo the 'newest' toy on the market. However, after a few balls with a Regular Flex 10 degree Comp, I was amazed at it's feel, balance, weight and performance. Normally, I don't like Regular flex drivers, but for some reason, this one felt really solid and not too 'whippy' - unlike the gold Fujikura shaft that came out on the original Launcher.
Bottom line, for the money, this driver, the 460 Adam's Redline RPM Titanium and the 410 & 460 Nike Ignite drivers represent the best values on the market for players with medium club head speeds - which describes probably 75% of all golfers.