The JPX ONE Driver, the world's first to feature NANOALLOY face technology. Developed in collaboration with materials specialists Toray, NANOALLOY utilises microscopic polymer dispersion to produce a face that dynamically alters its elasticity under impact. The result is a material that stores and releases more energy at impact than traditional titanium or composite constructions, delivering unprecedented ball speeds across a wider area of the face. This breakthrough pairs with a newly engineered CORTECH Face, up to 0.35mm thinner than previous generations, expanding the CORAREA (high-speed rebound zone) by over 15%. In robotic testing, JPX ONE outperformed leading competitors for both ball speed and carry, producing faster, longer, and more consistent results from every impact location. The world's first NANOALLOY face driver A high-performance polymer is dispersed at nano-scale, forming a microstructure that adapts its elasticity under extreme impact speeds. This changes how the club and ball interact, providing unprecedented ball speeds across a wider area of the face. Exceptional Impact Resistance Allows for a more aggressive, 11% thinner face, which provides a larger CORAREA for faster ball speeds across the face. Dynamic Elasticity A unique nano-scale structure provides dynamic elasticity at impact, allowing the NANOALLOY to conserve the ball's energy during deformation, increasing ball speed compared to Titanium and Composite faces.