NEWARK, Ohio — Customizing ball flight to provide real game improvement is one of the primary goals of custom clubmaking, and no driver achieves this goal like the new CT250 Flight Control drivers from The GolfWorks. Ushering in the best-selling CT250 driver series into the ‘customized weighting’ category, the new CT250 Flight Control drivers employ a screw-styled tungsten weighting system that customizes each clubhead to produce straight, draw or fade shots.

“The research and test-hitting for the new Flight Control drivers produced some amazing results, and we’re very excited about the game improvement possibilities these drivers will offer to clubmakers and golfers,” says Mark McCormick, co-CEO of The GolfWorks. “The key to the Flight Control system is the the interchangeable 14.5-gram tungsten screws which when positioned in the rear, heel or toe chambers can produce a neutral, draw- or fade-bias configuration.”

Precision cast from 6/4 titanium, the CT250 Flight Control body displays superior consistency in size and strength and possesses a structural integrity not often seen in four-piece forged titanium metal woods. The high-strength SP-700 beta titanium face of the CT250 Flight Control is forged under extremely high temperatures which yields a tighter grain structure for enhanced strength. In addition, the variable face thickness design incorporated into the Flight Control drivers expands the performance area of the face and ensures a high coefficient of restitution (COR) and maximum ball velocity at impact.

The CT250 Flight Control drivers feature a black metallic finish with a polished sole and are available in 8.5-, 9.5-, 10.5- and 12-degree lofts.

For more information on CT250 Flight Control drivers or other The GolfWorks products, please call 800.848.8358 or visit http://golfworks.com.