The Maltby KE4 TC Pro driver is a new release for 2024 and a cutting-edge addition to the market. What makes it so special?

Released along with the more forgiving KE4 TC Max driver, the Pro driver has a classic pear shape and 440cc drive head, offering a low to mid spin and mid-launch trajectory.

Tailored for stronger players or those grappling with high launch angles or excessive spin rates, the KE4 TC Pro is a game-changer and ensures maximum distance with each drive.

We tried out the latest version of the to see what is cutting-edge about it, how it performs and what you can expect if adding the Maltby driver to your bag in 2024.

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Maltby KE4 TC Pro Driver Specs & Design

The KE4 TC Pro has a pretty standard look on the face of it with a standard 440cc club head, but it is under the bonnet where the Maltby designers push the boundaries.

The Pro driver is jammed-packed with engineering and technology including featuring a precision-cast Beta 8-1-1 titanium body paired with a forged 6-4 titanium face.

The unique combination leverages the high tensile strength and low density of Beta 8-1-1 Titanium, enhancing strength while maintaining flexibility.

The driver crown’s thin design keeps this model lightweight but still preserves energy at impact to help produce the high ball speeds low-handicap and elite level golfers are seeking.

The 6-4 Titanium Variable Face Thickness (VFT) also contributes to faster ball speeds even from off-center strikes with a relatively soft feel from the face.

The driver includes an interchangeable 8 gram head screw weight on the sole to optimise the center of gravity. The CG is positioned at the center of the face for maximum distance and a consistent trajectory.

The KE4 TC Pro is sold as 10 degrees as standard with one degree of adjustability up and down. There are eight different loft and lie settings in total.

Maltby KE4 TC Pro Driver Review: Is it any good?

The Maltby KE4 TC Pro is the perfect example of combining a blend of innovation and tradition into one impressive package.

A precision-cast body and forged face represent a significant advancement in golf technology, but the driver design itself maintains a classic look that will appeal to a wide range of golfers.

The performance on the course is exemplary, delivering consistent, powerful drives with a satisfying sound and feel. Top-notch is the best way to describe this model, but can be a real challenger to the big names at a fraction of the price.

FAQs

What is the Maltby KE4 TC Pro Driver release date?

The latest version was released at the end of 2023 as a new addition for the 2024 season.

How much does the Maltby KE4 TC Driver cost?

The driver is priced at a budget $130.

What are the Maltby KE4 TC Pro Driver specs?

The KE4 TC Pro is sold as 10 degrees as standard with one degree of adjustability up and down. There are eight different loft and lie settings in total.

What Maltby says about the new KE4 TC Pro Driver:

“The Maltby KE4 TC Pro Adjustable Driver is a traditional pear shaped 440cc drive head engineered to produce a low/mid spin, mid launch option into the KE4 TC driver line.

“The KE4 TC Pro is designed to provide maximum distance for stronger players and or players with excessive golf ball launch angles and or spin rates.

“The KE4 TC Pro driver features a precision cast Beta 8-1-1 titanium body with a forged 6-4 titanium face. Beta 8-1-1 Titanium possesses the highest tensile strength and lowest density of any other titanium alloy to provide superior strength while maintaining elasticity.

“The increased flexibility of the very thin .6mm driver crown helps preserve the golf balls energy at impact in exactly the same way as a thin, flexible titanium face achieves higher ball speeds at impact.

“A 6-4 titanium Variable Face Thickness (VFT) face delivers faster ball speeds from off center as well as center impacts. The forged 6-4 Titanium produces a very pleasingly solid yet soft feel at impact.

“The KE4 TC Pro adjustable CNC milled aluminum hosel features 8 different settings to fine tune your ball flight trajectory and golf shot dispersion.

“The vertical and horizontal center of gravity of the TC Pro driver is located in the center of the club face for maximum distance and repeatable trajectory on center hits.

“The TC Pro driver does not require the ball to be struck slightly higher and on the toe of the club face to reduce the vertical and horizontal gear effect of the club head at impact.”