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SPOTTED: Kirkland Signature Launches Its First Driver

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Costco’s brand Kirkland Signature has made its second product launch this week, as it has officially released its own adjustable driver just days after its first iron set hit the market.

Available for just $199.99, the Kirkland Signature Adjustable Driver will only be available for right-handed players, and features:

  • True Temper EvenFlow Riptide Graphite Shaft
  • Lamkin Crossline 360 Grip
  • 10.5 Degree Loft with 4 Adjustable Hosel (Loft Settings: 9.5, 10.5, 10.5 Draw, 11.5)
  • Kirkland Signature Headcover and Wrench included

It also is available in both Regular and Stiff shaft options, both featuring the True Temper EvenFlow Riptide Graphite Shaft.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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This is the second product release for Kirkland Signature’s golf brand this month, after releasing its own irons last week.

Kirkland Signature has released the KS1 Putter and a set of wedges in the past, all of which offered clubs of a good quality without breaking the bank. With the iron set only setting players back $499, the driver is another very reasonable option, especially considering the top-of-the-line releases for the past few years from OEMs like TaylorMade and Titleist have run anywhere from $400 to $800, depending on what options are included or added.

We don’t expect this driver to last very long, so if you have the money (and a Costco membership), we’d encourage you to buy it.

If you hesitate and decide you might want it in a few days, you might end up paying a premium, especially as the iron set are going for nearly double what they retailed for on eBay.


Cover Image via Costco/Kirkland Signature

Joey Klender is a reporter covering Equipment, Footwear, and Apparel. A huge golf fan, he calls a certain week in April his favorite of the year. Inspired by the likes of Woods, Palmer, McIlroy, and Koepka, Joey plays over 100 times a year in the South Central Pennsylvania area. When he isn't golfing, he is probably thinking about golfing, but he might be watching other sports, writing, or playing poker.

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