Top 10 Best Drivers For 90-MPH Swing Speed (Updated 2021)

 

If you have a 90-MPH swing speed, you likely get plenty of distance from your golf shots.

Golfers with a 90-MPH swing should be using a stiff shaft to help them maximize both the distance and direction of their shots.

With all of the options on the market, it can be hard to narrow down which golf driver is going to be the best for you.

We’ve put together a list of what we consider to be the top ten best drivers for a 90-MPH swing speed.

There are options on our list for all budget levels and all handicap levels.

 

Top 10 Best Drivers for 90-MPH swing Speed

 

1. Callaway Epic Flash Driver 2019

Key Features

• Flash face technology
• Jailbreak bars
• Artificial intelligence

The Callaway Epic driver is not the latest release from Callaway, but it is one of the best clubs they have ever made.

The Epic Flash was created using artificial intelligence, and it is much different than any other driver Callaway has ever made.

The Flash Face gives players tons of extra ball speed and distance.

This is one of the hottest faces in the game of golf.

The Jailbreak Technology used in the Epic Flash driver features two internal bars.

These bars will stiffen as you hit the club and create a ton of extra distance and performance.

In addition to all the work that was done on the face of this driver, the shaft is also very high performing.

Another great feature of the Epic Flash is the fact that it is adjustable.

We have mentioned this before, and we will repeat it: getting an adjustable driver is like getting a few clubs for the price of one.

In addition to all of the performance and distance you get, there is quite a bit of forgiveness with this club.

The Epic Flash was made with a Triaxial Carbon Crown which saved quite a bit of weight and allowed it to be redistributed in the head.

If you tend to miss a shot here and there on the face of the club, this driver will work to get the ball launched in the fairway as straight and as long as possible.

If it has been a few years since you updated drivers, you will have a hard time believing how far technology has come.

 

Pros

• Made with artificial intelligence
• Long and straight hitting
• Very fast ball speeds
• Price has dropped since the release

Cons

• Not as forgiving as some other choices, better for mid to low handicaps

 

2. Callaway Mavrik Driver

Key Features

• Brand new technology
• Adjustability
• FS2S Titanium Face

The Callaway Mavrik Driver is the newest release from Callaway.

There is no question that this driver is the mid handicapper’s dream.

You get lots of adjustability, plenty of forgiveness, and unmatched distance with the new Mavrik driver.

Of course, all of this incredible performance is going to cost you a bit extra, but it will be worth it.

If you struggle to keep the golf ball in the fairway or feel like your current technology is not giving you the distance you need, the Mavrik can change things.

The new face architecture on the Mavrik is one of its most impressive features.

The face itself is about six grams lighter than traditional titanium, and it promotes a ton of speed and forgiveness.

The jailbreak bars that were featured in the Epic Flash returned with the Mavrik because they are incredibly effective.

The shape of the Mavrik driver utilizes the new Cyclone Aero design.

With this shape, a player will experience significantly less drag as they make their way through the impact position.

Just like the Epic Flash, the Mavrik is available in several different shafts that will satisfy the golfer with the 90-MPH swing.

Overall, this is a golf club you will be very impressed with.

Choose a loft that is within the range you would like to have when it comes to adjustability.

 

Pros

• Brand new release
• Artificial intelligence
• High performing Titanium Face

Cons

• Premium pricing

 

3. Wilson Staff Golf Men’s D7

Key Features

• Great for the higher handicapper
• Launch control
• Not adjustable

If you are a higher handicapper with lots of speed and some trouble controlling your driver, the D7 could be a great choice to consider.

The D7 is a very lightweight driver with lots of forgiveness.

Since the D7 is not adjustable, you will notice it is quite a bit lighter than some other options on the market.

When golf drivers are adjustable, they carry quite a bit of weight in the hosel, and that makes things difficult on the golfer trying to learn to control the clubhead.

The D7 is a fairly priced option with a really great feel.

If you are playing with a driver that is more than a few years old, you will notice an immediate increase in performance with this club.

The composite crown on the D7 helps to neutralize vibration at impact, even on the off-center hits.

If you find you have excellent swing speed but a tough time converting that swing speed into a well-hit drive, this is a great golf club for you to consider.

 

Pros

• Very forgiving
• Great feeling club head
• Lightweight driver
• Plenty of distance

Cons

• Not adjustable
• Make sure you choose the proper loft for your game

 

4. TaylorMade M6 Driver

Key Features

• Speed injected face
• Twist face technology
• Hammerhead 2.0

The TaylorMade M6 Driver was a huge hit last year.

Golfers of many different handicap levels started hitting the golf ball further than they ever have before.

The speed injected face is really what sets the M6 apart from the crowd.

Each driver has a specific legal limit it must fall within.

If a club is not within this legal limit, the driver is rejected by the USGA.

To make sure golf clubs are legal, many companies will make their driver’s performance fall well below the legal limit.

TaylorMade decided they were done with this, and they wanted the M6 to be as close as possible to the legal limits set by the USGA.

Therefore, TaylorMade inspects every clubhead and will inject the face if necessary.

This is very impressive technology, and it should give players the peace of mind that they need to know the golf club they have in their hand is as good as it gets.

The Speed technology on the M6 has been developed over several other drivers in the M6 series.

The ball speed keeps getting faster and faster, and the driver still manages to maintain some forgiveness.

The Twist Face allows golfers to miss the sweet spot but still get plenty of distance and launch.

The M6 is an adjustable driver, and it seems to be best suited for the mid handicapper.

Lower handicappers will want a slightly better feel, and higher handicappers may want to look at the M6 Draw model.

 

Pros

• Price has dropped since the release
• Great for mid handicappers
• Adjustable

Cons

• Feel in the new SIM Max is a bit better

 

5. Cobra Men’s Speedzone Driver

Key Features

• CNC milled face
• Lots of ball speed
• Carbon wrap crown

With the success of the Cobra speedback driver, nobody was quite sure what they would be able to do to improve this year.

With the release of the Speedzone, Cobra proved they are not done pushing the limits on both distance and forgiveness.

This driver was very specifically designed to help lower the center of gravity, increase ball speed, and increase launch as well.

The Speedzone is even longer than the F9, and it looks a bit different as well.

You will notice that the streamlined shape allows for maximum acceleration and airflow.

The Speedzone is offered in black or yellow, and it comes with the Aldila Rogue Shaft.

This is a high performing shaft that is an excellent fit for a golfer with a 90-MPH swing speed.

The Speedzone has made an enormous impact this year, and golfers of all handicap levels realize how much Cobra has to offer.

 

Pros

• Lots of ball speed
• Adjustability
• Forgiveness

Cons

• Priced a bit high as it is a new release

 

6. Cleveland Golf Launcher Turbo Driver

Key Features

• Turbocharged cup face
• Hi Bore crown
• High MOI

The Cleveland Golf Launcher Turbo Driver is often considered for the higher handicap player, but people forget that fast swing speeds are sometimes higher handicappers.

Many golfers who can swing the club 90 MPH will not be able to break 100.

It is a general misconception that all fast swing speed players are lower handicappers.

If you find yourself in the faster swing speed but the higher handicap category, the Cleveland Golf Launcher Turbo Driver could be an excellent choice for you.

The crown on the Cleveland Launcher Turbo is the traditional Hi Bore design that Cleveland has been making for years.

The Hi Bore is designed to help save some mass in the head and lower the center of gravity.

You will also notice that this is not an adjustable driver.

Making the non-adjustable driver, lots of weight was saved, and the driver was designed to be more forgiving.

The shaft in the Cleveland Launcher Turbo is a Miyazaki that is explicitly designed to work with this driver.

Cleveland takes great care in developing shafts to work in their drivers.

 

Pros

• Great for the higher handicapper
• Lighter in weight
• Easier to control
• Very straight hitting

Cons

• Not adjustable
• Not quite as long as some other models

 

7. TaylorMade Sim Driver

Key Features

• Incredible feel
• Extremely fast ball speed
• Adjustable

Since we have reviewed a few drivers that are a better fit for the higher handicappers, here is an excellent choice for the lower handicap player.

The SIM driver is a bit different than the SIM Max.

This club is built for lower handicappers who want the ability to work the golf ball in addition to being able to hit it a long way.

The Sim Driver still comes with the Speed Injected Face and the Twist Face technology you will see in the standard Sim Max model.

One of our favorite features of the SIM, and the thing that probably sets the price so high, is the sliding weight technology.

The sliding weight is an excellent way for you to be able to get a custom fit for your driver.

You can change the loft to go up or down two degrees, and you can change so that you get plus or minus twenty yards of draw or fade.

For a lower handicapper who knows how to work the ball, this is a huge advantage and a great feature to have.

 

Pros

• Very high ball speed
• Lots of adjustability
• Built for the lower handicapper

Cons

• Priced very high
• Not as forgiving as other models

 

8. Callaway Golf 2020 Rogue Driver

Key Features

• Jailbreak technology
• Lots of ball speed
• VFT Technology

The Callaway Rogue Driver has some very fast ball speeds and long distance.

This club is a perfect fit for a player with a 90-MPH swing speed.

The Rogue driver was designed and developed with the help of Boeing to make it one of the fastest drivers ever to hit the market.

The composite crown on the Callaway driver helps to save some weight and lower the center of gravity.

The one thing golfers didn’t like about this club was the feel.

It doesn’t have as smooth of a feel as the Epic Flash.

Considering the lower price and the increased forgiveness from the Epic Flash, it is still a golf driver worth considering.

 

Pros

• High ball speed
• Lots of forgiveness
• Good stock shaft options

Cons

• Feel is not the best

 

9. TaylorMade Golf M5 Tour Driver (435cc)

Key Features

• Smaller club head
• Lots of feel
• Easier to work the ball

The M5 Tour Driver is another excellent option for the golfer who is a borderline extra stiff shaft and gets lots of speed.

The M5 Tour has a very workable club head which allows you to hit the golf ball with a fade, a draw, or straight down the line.

The M5 has the Speed Injected Face and the Twist Face that the M6 has, but you will notice the overall profile and size of the driver is much different.

This is a club that was used on the PGA Tour.

You may think the smaller clubhead is going to cost you distance, but this is not always the case.

If you have excellent clubhead speed an accurate swing, the difference in the CCs will probably help you gain both distance and control.

It has that same track which makes adjusting the weights on this club effortless.

If you like workability, adjustability, and playability, the M5 is undoubtedly the right choice for you.

 

Pros

• Great feel
• Easy to adjust
• Smaller clubhead size

Cons

• The sweet spot is not as large
• Misses could be more exaggerated for the higher handicappers

 

10. Mizuno St-200 Driver

Key Features

• Forged face
• Carbon composite crown
• Quick adjustability

The Mizuno golf clubs are well known for their irons.

People tend to forget that Mizuno makes wedges, fairway woods, and even drivers.

Where the Mizuno irons focus on the lower handicapper, the drivers work for a wide range of players.

The latest release is the Mizuno ST-200 driver.

This is a highly adjustable model with a very pure feeling face and lots of speed at impact.

The Mizuno driver head is made with ultra-lightweight carbon which will help you maintain very high clubhead speeds.

We love the Mizuno Quick Switch Adaptor which allows you to change the loft and lie settings at any time.

If you ever struggle to manage or maintain the ball flight and launch on your driver, the ST-200 could be a great choice to consider.

Mizuno uses their revolutionary wave technology in this driver to make sure golfers get the maximum amount of clubhead speed at impact.

The face thickness on the Mizuno is optimized to help if you miss just off the center of the face.

Overall, this is a driver that does not get enough attention for the performance it offers.

It’s a great club to look at, it’s priced fairly, and it feels fantastic at impact.

 

Pros

• Forged SAT Beta Titanium Face
• Quick switch adaptor for easy adjustment
• Lightweight clubhead

Cons

• Not very many shaft options