Here's how mini drivers can improve accuracy, launch, and control for golfers struggling with traditional drivers.

The TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini Driver continues a theme of nostalgic mini driver releases. Here are four things to know.

This scaled-down club features the same technologies found in the Elyte drivers to create distance and forgiveness with enhanced accuracy.

The good news is, a mini driver and a 3-wood both come with adjustable hosels, so you can tweak the loft sleeve if you need ...

What you need to know: In 2004, TaylorMade debuted the R7 driver, a club that captured more than 30 wins worldwide, including that year’s U.S. Open by Retief Goosen. Now, to pay homage to that club as ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Titleist has been teasing weekend golfers with a mini driver since the Tour release of a 13-degree TSR 2-wood at the 2024 Players Championship. The club never came to retail ...

The Titleist GT280 mini driver has stormed onto the golf scene in 2025, promising a game-changing blend of distance, control, ...

The Full Swing star has been using the 12˚ version and cut it down to 43 inches – so he has more loft and more like a 3-wood length club to help with a reduction in distance and an increase in control ...

Specs: 280cc head with 13 degrees of loft, titanium body and face ... distance than a driver, but with more stability than a 3-wood. What you need to know: Titleist GT280 mini driver blends ...

What you should know: The r7 Quad Mini Driver revives the iconic r7 name and style while packing modern materials and adjustability into a head that’s about 20 percent smaller than a standard ...