The Performance Golf SF2 driver is a specialist anti-slice design combining a closed face, deep heel weighting and a three-piece titanium head.
It is aimed at golfers who want less sideways curvature without giving up distance – not players seeking a neutral, highly adjustable driver.
Following the success of the SF1, the SF2’s biggest change is an all-titanium construction with a 445cc head, counterbalanced shaft and several features designed to help golfers deliver a less-open clubface at impact.
The slice correction design of the SF2 driver can help straighten out ball flight and add up to 20 yards from the tee.
Pros & Cons
✅ Purpose-built slice correction combines a 3° closed face, heel-biased weighting and asymmetric face curvature
✅ Three-piece titanium construction features a thinner, more flexible face than the earlier aluminium design
✅ A 45-inch men’s shaft and counterbalanced build offer a control-focused alternative to longer driver setups
✅ Current advertised promotional pricing of $249 makes it an accessible option to trial
✅ The driver comes with a 365-day money-back guarantee
❌ Fixed face angle and weighting mean the correction cannot be dialled back like an adjustable driver
❌ Strong draw bias is unlikely to suit golfers whose usual miss is a hook
❌ Performance Golf lists 12° effective loft with the face closed which is 15° when square
Performance Golf SF2 Driver Specs & Design
The SF2 is built around a 445cc, three-piece titanium head with the idea being to cure the slice of golfers who suffer with a right miss.
Rather than offering multiple neutral, low-spin and draw-biased versions, Performance Golf concentrates its design on golfers who repeatedly slice their drives.
The principal features are a face preset 3 degrees closed, an angled heel-side sole weight, asymmetric face bulge and a counterbalanced shaft.
The SF2 moves from an aluminium design featured in the SF1 model to titanium face, body and crown. It has allowed for weight to be restributed and a thinner, variable-thickness face for improved flexing.
The SF2’s 3-degree closed face is intended to counter the tendency of slicers to leave the face open through impact with the clubhead shaped to appear square at address despite that built-in closure.
An angled, keel-like weight places mass deep towards the heel and shift the centre-of-gravity position and in turn supported the dynamic face closure design.
The SF2 also uses a flatter heel-side face profile and more curvature towards the toe, which works alongside the draw-biased weighting to help moderate the flight of mishit slices.
Performance Golf includes AeroSquare crown channels and a Speed Geometry Toe Slot within its seven-feature Slice-Fix SpeedTech packagem, both helping reduce drag and keep the face square through impact.
The shaft incorporates weight towards the grip end to raise the club’s balance point and contributes for an easier-swinging, control-focused build for typical slicers.
The SF2 is described as a 12 degrees driver but with the face 3 degrees closed is actually 15 degrees with the face square.
Performance Golf SF2 Driver Review: Is It Any Good?
The SF2 is a credible specialist option for a golfer struggling with a persistent slice from the tee box with the closed-face and heel-weighted design helping add up to 20 yards to your game.
The fixed, draw-biased configuration makes it a specialist option and is not the driver for every player. But if you’re losing distance due to a slice, it should come under serious consideration.
As well as not suiting golfers who player a hook or draw, the other limitations include the closed setup and non-adjustable configuration.
FAQs
How much does the Performance Golf SF2 driver cost?
The current retail price is $249, down from the full $399 price. Use the Performance Golf discount code GOLFREVIEWSGUIDE to purchase.
What loft is the PG SF2 driver?
Performance Golf lists 12 degrees effective loft but with the face 3 degrees closed it is actually 15 degrees when square. It is a fixed configuration, not an adjustable driver.
Is the Performance Golf SF2 driver adjustable?
No. It has a fixed face angle, fixed hosel and non-movable weighting.
What is the SF2 driver head size?
The SF2 has a 445cc head with three-piece titanium construction.
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