Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver sole in black and red with SR1 branding and a loft marking
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver crown viewed from above at address, a plain matte black head
Acer SR1 LS driver head, face view, showing the titanium face and scoring lines.
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver seen from the toe, showing the black crown and red sole accent
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver shown at a three-quarter angle, with a black crown and red sole detailing
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver sole in black and red with SR1 branding and a loft marking
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver crown viewed from above at address, a plain matte black head
Acer SR1 LS driver head, face view, showing the titanium face and scoring lines.
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver seen from the toe, showing the black crown and red sole accent
Acer SR1 LS low-spin driver shown at a three-quarter angle, with a black crown and red sole detailing

Acer SR1 LS (Low-Spin) Driver

When spin is the enemy of your drives, the SR1 LS steps in to shut it down. It shares the SR1's active cup-face for strong ball speed off-center, but is tuned to spin less for extra roll and added forgiveness.
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As configured:
Sale price $149.99
As configured:
Sale price $149.99

The Acer SR1 LS is a low spin version of our flagship model. The technologically enhanced active cup-face construction produces higher ball speeds over a wider area of the face for greater distance. The Gravity Port pinpoints weight to maximize forgiveness and allows for fine-tuning of swing weight for different shaft weights, balance points and custom assembly lengths. Distance yourself from the competition by adding power, accuracy, and confidence back to your game with the stylish Acer SR1 driver series.

The SR1 LS is the perfect clubhead to reduce the enemy many of us have on our drives — spin. Besides lowering your spin, the SR1 LS has the same active cup face that the regular SR1 has, which produces great ball speed numbers even on a strike outside center.

KNOCK SOME RPMS OFF YOUR DRIVES

Here is a comparison chart of the standard Acer SR1 versus the Acer SR1 LS (Low Spin) driver to see which one may benefit you. Not only is there a difference in spin, but in launch angle, forgiveness and the closure rate of the driver at impact.

Acer SR1 Titanium Drivers comparison chart

ONE GIANT SWEET SPOT

Increase your ball speeds across the entire face for greater distance. Acer added a technologically enhanced active cup-face design to the forged, 4-piece construction to expand the sweet spot.

face view of the Acer SR1 Titanium driver with graphics showing enlarged sweetspot area

GREATER EFFICIENCY AT IMPACT

In the SR1’s active cup-face construction, part of the faceplate is incorporated into the sole, crown, and skirt area of the head. This wrap-around face technology pushes the weld back away from the actual face. Thus, more deflection occurs producing higher ball speeds to areas over a much wider area than the center of the face as compared to traditional edge-welded designs.

Acer SR1 Titanium Driver's cup face showing wrap-around face technology

GREATER DISTANCE FOR STRONGER GOLFERS

Low spin drivers were introduced to the market to provide an option for those golfers with higher swing speeds who were seeking to boost their ball speed and overall distance. However, a clubhead with a forward center of gravity location can benefit any golfer who desires a lower spin rate of the ball coming off the club face. Part of the reason is shaft will not bow as far forward at impact producing a slightly lower launch angle and increased roll out for greater overall distance. While this may not create as much forgiveness on off-center shots as the same head with a rear center of gravity, the SR1 LS driver is still very forgiving. A great option for low and mid handicap golfers. In addition, the Gravity Port allows for fine-tuning of swingweight for different shaft weights and balance points and custom assembly lengths. Additional screws sold separately.

close up of the Acer SR1 LS Titanium Driver gravity port

Loft 10.5°
Lie 58°
Volume (cc) 460
Face Angle 1° Closed
Stance RH
Face Height: 54mm

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B
Beng
Very Good Driver

Wow with this low spin driver, i gained more distance off the tee.

D
Duke
SR1 LS Driver

Initial impressions thus far are great as I am not a high swing speed golfer but do generate quite a bit of spin from my driver. I am able to drive it 25 - 30 yards farther and accuracy is just as good as my gamer. Dispersion is also noticeably better however mishits off of the toe are punished rather severely.

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thegolfward
Standard SR1 is awesome, the LS not so much.

Purchased both the LS and the Standard SR1 driver heads. Tried multiple shafts in them both. The standard SR1 is a killer! It is long and forgiving. The LS feels dead and has a significant drop in distance.