It is a brand new weld tech that gives the Fail Safe II 13 more grams of weight to put behind the ball...in the Power Bulge...also they decided to use a Cup Face design in 15.3.3.3 Beta...for strength and consistency! Inside the head you can almost see NO WELD seams...Geek Golf is the first to use this Patented weld! It is virtually like a one piece head! The head has 3 coats of TiCN finish. Then American paint is used over the crown to absorb the light...If you note on the DCT and The FS and FS 2...The paint actually absorbs the light. Geek Golf also extended the sole plate from heel to toe 3/8th of an inch for a more extended body.
If you are looking for more "carry", this is the club for you. This head has 3 one inch ridges on the crown of the club, measured dead center. Exaustive testing showed that this design outperformed others. Features a thin crown (low modulus) which helps both ball trajectory and lowers spin rate (slicers delight!). Just about every golf company is trying to make thin crown heads in order to distribute the weight of the head to an optimal position, but what's unique about the Failsafe and Failsafe 2 is that the 3 ridges has some "give" (for lack of a better term) to create even more vertical gear effect.
* Face Angle: Square -1
* Head Volume: 460cc
* Weight: 198 grams +/- 2g
*Material: 15.3.3.3 Beta Titanium
