Previously in the discussion is stated that any of the good driver heads will be fine if fitted to your swing. I believe it is mainly the shaft and we can learn to hit most great driver heads if the shaft is right. That does not mean some heads might be a bit hotter than others or that the loft in one head is not going to be flighted differently than a loft in a different head.
I have two favorite drivers. Switching from one to the other is seamless -- they feel very much alike. One is an 8.5 907 D2 with a X shaft that really fits me well and looks great. The other a new 7.5 Ping G10 with a shaft from a touring pro. Both have qualities I like. For whatever reason, the G10 goes a little further when flushed, but the D2 is, on average, more consistent and workable. The shaft that was played on tour feels like it has a slightly lower hit point, so the 7.5 flights almost identically to the 8.5.
What does this all mean? The shaft is critical and decides how the head will perform. JMHO.
I have two favorite drivers. Switching from one to the other is seamless -- they feel very much alike. One is an 8.5 907 D2 with a X shaft that really fits me well and looks great. The other a new 7.5 Ping G10 with a shaft from a touring pro. Both have qualities I like. For whatever reason, the G10 goes a little further when flushed, but the D2 is, on average, more consistent and workable. The shaft that was played on tour feels like it has a slightly lower hit point, so the 7.5 flights almost identically to the 8.5.
What does this all mean? The shaft is critical and decides how the head will perform. JMHO.