Atomic

Tommy Armour Atomic Driver

2019

Drivers

Driver built around a DAT-55 titanium face, thin and hot enough to hold ball speed on toe and heel strikes, with mass pushed low for a higher flight. An adjustable hosel sets loft and lie.

Full specifications

All clubs

Stock shafts

Even Flow Max Carry

Face

DAT-55 Titanium

Construction

Multi-material

Drivers

Adjustable hosel

Yes

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Used

$289

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About this club

The Atomic Driver sits at the head of Tommy Armour's Atomic family, and its brief is simple: get the ball up and keep it out there. A DAT-55 titanium face is the thin, hot kind that protects ball speed when you catch the ball nearer the toe or the heel, and the multi-material build frees up mass that can be pushed low in the head for a higher, steadier flight. Stock is the Even Flow Max Carry, a shaft whose name says what this club is chasing.

An adjustable hosel lets loft and lie be set during a fitting and revisited later as your swing shifts. That's unusual at this price. The Atomic Fairway Wood carries the same titanium face if you'd like the long clubs matched, and the Atomic Irons move to steel for players who want control more than carry. This driver suits the golfer who needs height and distance ahead of shot shaping.