Juggernaut Max Draw driver sole in black and red with Juggernaut Max branding and draw-bias heel weighting
Juggernaut Max Draw driver crown viewed from above at address, a plain matte black head with a small alignment mark
Juggernaut Max Draw driver shown face-on, with a dark grooved hitting face and deep profile
Juggernaut Max Draw driver shown at a three-quarter angle, with a black crown and red and silver sole detailing
Juggernaut Max Draw driver seen from the toe, showing the black crown and red sole accents
Juggernaut Max Draw driver sole in black and red with Juggernaut Max branding and draw-bias heel weighting
Juggernaut Max Draw driver crown viewed from above at address, a plain matte black head with a small alignment mark
Juggernaut Max Draw driver shown face-on, with a dark grooved hitting face and deep profile
Juggernaut Max Draw driver shown at a three-quarter angle, with a black crown and red and silver sole detailing
Juggernaut Max Draw driver seen from the toe, showing the black crown and red sole accents

Juggernaut Max Draw Anti-Slice Offset Driver

Miss it off the tee and the Juggernaut Max Draw is built to bring it back toward the fairway instead of the trees. Beyond the slice correction, its 515cc head runs about 12% larger than USGA-legal for extra speed and forgiveness.
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Sale price $169.99
As configured:
Sale price $169.99

If your miss is a slice, this one's built to help. The offset hosel sets the face back from the shaft and the 1° closed face gives you a head start on squaring it up — together they're actively fighting the left-to-right ball flight instead of just tolerating it.

At 515cc, this head is roughly 12% bigger than anything the USGA will let you tee up in a tournament, and that extra size is exactly the point. A bigger footprint means more forgiveness when you catch one off the toe, which means fewer trips into the trees and more balls sitting in the short grass.

Then there's the face. The ultra-thin beta titanium face is built to flex harder at impact than the rules allow, and that spring-like effect goes straight into ball speed. More ball speed, more carry, more driver you actually want to hit.

This club does not conform to the Rules of Golf. Play it in your Saturday game, play it in a scramble, play it anywhere the scorecard isn't going to the USGA. Just don't put it in the bag for your club championship.

ILLEGALLY LONGER, ILLEGALLY STRAIGHTER

If you want to hit the ball farther and straighter than ever before, especially if you push, fade or slice the ball, try the non-conforming Juggernaut Max Draw driver. It’s big, it’s extremely hot and your playing partners won’t believe the extra distance and how much straighter you are hitting the ball off the tee.

angled sole and face view of the Juggernaut Max draw driver

515cc's OF PURE POWER

Why Use a Larger Sized Driver? The Juggernaut Max Draw is 12% larger (515cc) than the maximum allowable volume by the USGA. Just like a larger headed tennis racket, Juggernaut Max’s larger volume allows it to be a more forgiving head on off-center shots. Plus, the larger face creates a greater trampoline effect for much higher balls speeds you can’t obtain with name brand drivers.

Juggernaut Max driver

HIT IT FARTHER

Generate more distance from the tee with this illegally long offset driver. The COR/CT or the spring-like effect of the ball coming off the Juggernaut Max Draw explosive ultra-thin, beta titanium face far exceeds the USGA maximum limits.

distance difference between normal driver versus Juggernaut Max driver

HIT IT STRAIGHTER

Get rid of that banana ball and hit more of your own fairways. The offset hosel of the Juggernaut Max Draw driver will be a welcome addition to anyone with a chronic push, fade or slice off the tee. For beginners who need all the help from an accuracy standpoint, don’t give up and quit the game before you ever get hooked. The Juggernaut Max Draw driver was intended for you.

accuracy and distance comparison between normal driver versus Juggernaut Max draw driver

ULTRA THIN, HIGH COR FACE

The Juggernaut Max uses a complex variable thickness structure which ranges from 3.1mm to as little as 2.1mm. Yet, this allows for adequate strength even for stronger golfers. The cup face design produces higher ball speeds over a wider area of the face, while high-grade Beta titanium is used because it is stronger and lighter than typical titanium.

Juggernaut Max driver ultra thin high COR face

Customers praised this anti-slice driver for helping keep drives in the fairway and adding significant distance. "Consistently 40 yards further" noted one shopper. The oversized head features a large sweet spot. Some mention it marks easily and works well as a practice club, though quality impresses overall.

  • Works great. Definitely helps straighten out my drives and I'm hitting 300+ consistently
  • Absolutely outstanding club. Keeps me in the middle of the fairway.
  • Consistently 40 yards further than my ping
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  • 4 stars: 2 (33%)
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MARK T.

I am 70-years-old and have been hitting Juggernaut Drivers for many years. I recently purchased the Juggernaut Draw with the Senior Shaft which is an absolutely outstanding club. As I have gotten older I have experience a little stiffness in my lower back so the Juggernaut Draw along with the Senior Shaft keeps me in the middle of the fairway and that has made my follow up shots much easier.

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David
Driver head

Works great thanks

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william l.
Nice club

Works great. Definitely helps straighten out my dives and I'm hitting 300+- consistently

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johnny m.
good

consistently 40 yards futher than my ping

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Don C.
Well Made

I wasn't quite sure what to expect but have been presently surprised and impressed by the quality of this driver. I am using it in my home simulator so I have not taken it outdoors yet but it is performing well even indoors. The club head is massive and the face even larger than I expected. I have not noticed any increase to yardage but have noticed that the sweet spot is definitely larger on this driver head.

Overall it's a cool novelty item, will I use it in practice, yes. Will I use it in actual rounds, probably not.

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MDD
Very light-weight for it's size.

A decent club, although I've only used it a little bit. It marks up pretty good when hitting balls, which I was surprised at. It is large size, but even a shorty like me can grip and use.