So far this is the absolute best driver I’ve ever hit in my life. The feel and ball flight have my confidence flying side by side with golf ball.

The new web design is very flashy and easy to use. Well done

Looks good
Feels great
Hits good and straight

Before switching to Krank, I had been using the Titleist TS2 9.5°. I felt it was time for a new driver, so I started researching different brands, reading countless user reviews, and watching YouTube videos. That’s when I discovered Krank Golf.

At first, I was honestly skeptical. Krank wasn’t a brand I was familiar with, and while there were plenty of reviews, I wasn’t sure what to expect. But after a lot of thought, I decided to give it a try and ordered the Formula FIRE X 10.5°.

When I first took it to the driving range, two things stood out immediately:

Distance – It was noticeably longer than my previous driver.

Forgiveness – Mishits were far more forgiving compared to the TS2.

Of course, I knew the range wouldn’t tell the full story, so I took it out on the course—and it exceeded my expectations. The distance increase was obvious, and even my playing partners, who know my usual driving distance, were genuinely surprised. One tee shot was enough to impress everyone.

What I appreciate most is the combination of distance and forgiveness. No, it’s not magic—it won’t fix a bad swing—but slight hooks or slices still flew well and stayed in play. That added forgiveness really boosted my confidence off the tee.

So far, I’ve only used it once on the range and once on the course, but even with that short experience, I can confidently say that this driver fits me perfectly.

If I had to point out one downside, it would be the sound at impact. It has a somewhat hollow and dull tone. There’s a slight difference between the sound on center hits versus toe shots, but overall, it’s just not the type of sound I personally prefer. I’m not usually sensitive to sound, but with this driver, I did notice it. If you’re someone who’s picky about how a club sounds, this is something to consider.

That said, the performance more than makes up for it. And on a positive note, the head design looks fantastic in person. It’s sleek, bold, and gives you a solid, confident look at address.

In conclusion, I’m really glad I chose Krank. The FIRE X has exceeded my expectations, and I fully intend to keep it in the bag for a long time.

Before switching to Krank, I had been using the Titleist TS2 9.5°. I felt it was time for a new driver, so I started researching different brands, reading countless user reviews, and watching YouTube videos. That’s when I discovered Krank Golf.

At first, I was honestly skeptical. Krank wasn’t a brand I was familiar with, and while there were plenty of reviews, I wasn’t sure what to expect. But after a lot of thought, I decided to give it a try and ordered the Formula FIRE X 10.5°.

When I first took it to the driving range, two things stood out immediately:

Distance – It was noticeably longer than my previous driver.

Forgiveness – Mishits were far more forgiving compared to the TS2.

Of course, I knew the range wouldn’t tell the full story, so I took it out on the course—and it exceeded my expectations. The distance increase was obvious, and even my playing partners, who know my usual driving distance, were genuinely surprised. One tee shot was enough to impress everyone.

What I appreciate most is the combination of distance and forgiveness. No, it’s not magic—it won’t fix a bad swing—but slight hooks or slices still flew well and stayed in play. That added forgiveness really boosted my confidence off the tee.

So far, I’ve only used it once on the range and once on the course, but even with that short experience, I can confidently say that this driver fits me perfectly.

If I had to point out one downside, it would be the sound at impact. It has a somewhat hollow and dull tone. There’s a slight difference between the sound on center hits versus toe shots, but overall, it’s just not the type of sound I personally prefer. I’m not usually sensitive to sound, but with this driver, I did notice it. If you’re someone who’s picky about how a club sounds, this is something to consider.

That said, the performance more than makes up for it. And on a positive note, the head design looks fantastic in person. It’s sleek, bold, and gives you a solid, confident look at address.

In conclusion, I’m really glad I chose Krank. The FIRE X has exceeded my expectations, and I fully intend to keep it in the bag for a long time.

I’ve been playing golf for a while now, trying out clubs from Cobra, Ping, and most recently Krank. As someone with dwarfism, I’ve always struggled with distance on the course. Finding Krank came from stumbling across an Instagram video. At first, I hesitated—everyone seemed to say, “It’s for Bryson; it’s for long-distance hitters.” But after some online research, I discovered they also make models designed for slower swing speeds. This caught my attention because, as a four-foot-tall golfer, generating the swing speed of an average-height amateur is a challenge.

A few weeks later, I decided to give it a shot. I ordered a Krank Golf Formula FX driver head, paired it with a shaft, and started hitting. During the winter months, I tested it on a simulator, comparing it head-to-head with my Ping G430 10K MAX (using the same shaft for both). The results surprised me. With the Krank Formula Fire X, I consistently gained 10-25 yards, even on off-center hits like toe or heel shots. When I struck it dead center, the difference was even bigger—easily 30 yards more. For someone with dwarfism, that’s a game-changer. I used to average around 200 yards with the Ping, but now I’m hitting 220 with the Krank.

I’m really impressed with these clubs and hope Krank keeps making them. I’d happily support them again.