I have and have tried quite a few drivers and this is the straightest of them all. I don't like how high the ball flight is. I average about 275-285 with my Titleist 910 and average about 260 to 270 with my Forgan.It may be the shaft.I have a very good Mitsubishi stiff shaft in the Titleist and just the regular shaft in the Forgan. I am going to try a different shaft to see. I do like the way it looks when I am lined up. It seems to be much easier to get my ball to go in the direction I would like. I will give up the distance to be in the short grass all day long. All in all this club almost makes me embarrassed to say that I have way over spent for a name.

Getting 315yards on regular basis 10 degree and feels good in the hand. Excellent value for money and comes with quality cover! All my playing partners use expensive driver £200+ (so did I!) and get very upset with me out driving them! Not sure how long club will last (12 months at the moment play twice a week) and still in good condition.

This Forgan Red Square 460 driver surprised me. Broke shaft on my beloved 2007 Cobra F Speed and bought this just to tide me over.
As I always have trouble geting ball in the air i bought the 12 degree version. Wont be buying a new cobra - the Forgan Red Square is amazing for the money. Hitting it consistently straight with decent length. great value for money - BUY IT !!

I recently replaced my twice broken donnay slammer with the forgan red square 460. My previous club the donnay slammer was about as bad a club you could ever come across. I was convinced things couldn't get much worst after the donnay. But the forgan took rubbish clubs to a new level.
Don't get me wrong, the forgan hits the ball miles, but in completely wrong direction. You might be thinking at this point, it's me not the club, but you'd be wrong I am a pro golfer at the much acclaimed course shelthorpe pitch and put.
You can hit this club straight, but don't expect to reach more than 2 yards of the ground. The club offers no forgiveness, but at least it was durable, or so I thought. In my disgust, with my tee shot on the 2nd I handed over the club to toy town to see if he could strike the ball any better. I looked away as he took his shot, trying to recompose my self for the third and next thing I heard was a distinctive CRACK. next thing I knew I was looking at my forgan shattered into a number of pieces on the floor.
As you can imagine i couldn't have been happier, seeing the biggest piece of rubbish deservedly shattered upon the floor. I had no choice but to thank toy town.
To conclude there is better out there, if you are thinking of buying a forgan, think again, or for ever be known as a silly person. Get a paper round and buy a better club

It is very good value and actually gets similar results to drivers I have tried costing circa £200 - but hey we know we all pay more the big brands!

My previous driver\1 wood was a 410cc Zucci, which performed very well. I was keen to buy a 460cc driver and with the latest craze for square drivers purchased the Forgan Red Square 460 (10 degree loft).

After the first test at my local driving range I'm finding that my drives are consistently straighter, and I was shocked to find that it's added almost 50 yards to my drive! I'm easily hitting the 250 yard markers with very little effort (that is the ball is landing by the 250 markers).

The head is surprisingly small considering it is a 460cc. I've tried other 460cc drivers and they seem massive compared to the Forgan Red Square. The other 460cc drivers I have tried weren't as easy or consistent as this driver, and that includes some well known brands!

The head is Ti Matrix, the shaft is a regular flex Apollo, and the driver comes with it's own head cover.

This driver has had a big impact on my game and can't recommend it enough!