External Tungsten Weights

Discretionary weight savings from the crown and face structure is allocated in the form of two tungsten weight pads in the back of the driver near the heel and toe to optimize the CG for lower spin and high launch.

Thin Crown Design

Finite element analysis (FEA) revealed low stress areas in the crown which freed mass to be positioned lower in the club head to increase the moment-of-inertia and optimize the center of gravity (CG) location.

Patented Variable Thickness Face

The Thin, variable thickness face is precision machined to produce high ball speeds for added distance and forgiveness across the entire club face.

Taper Crown Design

An aggressively tapered crown allows for a taller face and helps push the center of gravity (CG) lower and farther back to reduce spin. The tungsten weight pads are positioned to ensure proper head rotation.

Confidence- inspiring head profile

The taller face and tapered crown design produce a slightly elongated 460cc head with a high moment-of-inertia (MOI). The double- Rapture graphic on the crown aids in alignment.

The mass properties of the tungsten and titanium are optimized in the Rapture V2 Driver to create a high launching, lower spinning driver that delivers the performance expected from a multi- metal design. The visible, dense tungsten weight pads in the back of the lightweight titanium head expand the perimeter weighting and position of the center-of-gravity low and away from the face.