TaylorMade SLDR S Mini Driver

Features and benefits of the TaylorMade SLDR Mini Driver:

At 260cc, the SLDR Mini Driver's footprint is larger, and face deeper, than a 160cc 3-wood.
That gives you more stability and forgiveness on mis-hits and allows you to tee the ball higher, which makes the it easier to launch off the tee than a 3-wood.
The SLDR Mini Driver has a low-forward CG like the rest of TaylorMade's SLDR metalwoods, and a Speed Pocket too, which promotes more ball speed and less spin to give you more distance when you loft up.
In addition, the SLDR Mini Driver'™s relatively short shaft (43.5 inches? compared to 45.5? for the average driver) gives you the added clubhead control necessary to help you hit the ball straighter.