The Mizuno MP-600 driver looks good and sits behind the ball well, but the fancy weight adjustment device doesn't seem to do much. The weights are easy to move around, but there didn't seem to be any difference in the flight of the ball depending on where you had the weights positioned. I seemed to get a low fade with every shot. Not for me.

With the Mizuno MP-600 9.5 degree Loft, weights in the 3 & 4 position, I gain 20 yards of run out due to the lower spin rate. Now that makes my day.

On address the Mizuno MP-600 driver looks great, however looks alone cannot legitimise quite a steep price tag. The FAST TRACK weights, set in the back of the head, do make the rear side of the club feel quite heavy. That aside once you have swung the MP-600 driver a few times you do acclimatise to this. Moving the weights around does not change the flight of the ball that considerably, was I to buy this club I would probably leave them set at ‘2’ and ‘5’ for normal flight. Also, the low COG in this club was not evident as while the ball did have quite a penetrating flight it was not a terribly high one. For me, the influence the technology has on the ball flight does not merit the price of purchase. There are better drivers out there.

I have played 3 rounds with this driver now and my confidence off the tee is growing by the minute. I have tried TaylorMade, Benross, Ping and Cobra drivers but could not hit them straight. But with this driver my drives are landing on the fairways at last. I would say that I am hitting my ball a few yards further as well. This is class - a great looking and easy to hit club. If you're having problems give it a go.

Looks: Good. Ball Flight: Great. Consistency: Great. Range: Excellent. Feel: Excellent. Sound: Great. Innovation: Wow!