It's BIG and built for one thing: sending bombs down the middle.

• The Launcher XL 2 Driver delivers more distance, forgiveness, and consistency than ever thanks to MainFrame technology, an improved XL design, and more. Step up and swing BIG. With Launcher XL 2, bigger just got better.
• The Launcher XL 2 Driver isn't just big, it's a downright must-hit for anyone who wants help going longer and finding more fairways. That's because it's packed with an XL blend of distance and forgiveness technologies. Like AI-designed MainFrame XL variable face and dual flex zoned Rebound Frame. It's everything you need to make it look easy off the tee.

Technologies

MAINFRAME XL FACE

• Using a multi-step AI computing process, we simulated thousands of the most common strikes across the club face, emphasized the impact locations, and evaluated the performance characteristics.
• Then, based on findings, we created a variable thickness face design that enlarged and reshaped the sweet spot for an improved energy transfer across the face, delivering powerful ball speeds and distance wherever you make contact.

XL HEAD DESIGN

• We've reworked XL Head Design and weighting setup to deliver even more forgiveness and consistency. Weight was also saved by using an extremely thin crown that's supported by a strong, lightweight framework beneath. With these savings, MainFrame's AI-driven simulations allowed us to place more discretionary mass low and deep in the clubhead, optimizing the Driver's CG for long, high-launching ball flight.

REBOUND FRAME

• Here's what sets Launcher XL 2 apart from other Drivers—the unique ability to flex twice. Like a spring within a spring, Rebound Frame technology adds a second ring of flexibility that sits just behind the face, supported by extra stiffness in the rear of the clubhead. At impact, these dual flex zones activate simultaneously, increasing the amount of energy transferred into the ball for more ball speed and amplified distance.

ACTION MASS CB

• Action Mass CB places an 8-gram counterweight in the end of the shaft near the very top of your grip. The feel of added weight in your hands helps the club seem lighter, promoting a more stable, controlled backswing. It also helps promote a more inside swing path, squarer club face through impact, and, ultimately, straighter shots.