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My questions are...what can I expect to see from a Sasquatch in comparison to a Cleveland Launcher 460 (comp, too)? I was debating getting a 13* SQ. I am torn because I have a low launch angle (9-10*) with high spin in most clubs I've tried in launch monitors. I really hit the ball very high with my current driver (9.5* 47" orlimar hip ti 420 w/ accuflex vizion stiff shaft tipped .5") but I think that is more a result of the extra length of the shaft. Also, I can't tell you anything about how much spin for that club because I don't know what the #'s are. I really don't like hitting this driver into wind which is why I still carry my old driver around too. FYI: My ss is high 90's/low 100's. For whoever has tried both an SQ and the cleveland drivers, please advise me what brands, lofts, and shaft combinations have worked for you and what type of player you are (e.g: high launch/low spin, low launch/high spin, etc...). My most common problem is pulling the ball and I have a semiquick tempo. Thanks for your time! If there is anything I left out, just mention it and Ill correct the post.

For your swing speed you can get the Stock Diamana in S flex. from there try different lofts. I hit the ball Med/High so the 9.5 was ideal for me. In my Ignite 410 cc 9.5 the NV65 in a stiff gave me the best mid trajectory ball flight I was looking for.

You can expect long straight drives. The SQ has the lowest center of gravity on the market and a high launch angle. Sweet driver.

Like Scott said, you can expect good long drives...it is very forgiving and long. Make sure to keep getting on the launch monitor to make sure you are getting the optimal trajectory...

I wouldn't expect anything better than the Cleveland COMP. The composite crown gets the ball up just a high if not higher than the power-bow nonsense.

The sasquatch will produce long, straight drives... i have a 10.5 and it goes VERY high.. and long.. so 13 might be a lil much