Typhoon Also, Ping G400 SFT 12 degree.

One of the PING 'G' SFT series in 10.5 or 12* would be hard to beat. Much as I'd like to sell him my ZX5,
it only goes to 11* with an upright lie angle. It may be on the lower end of his needs. JMO.
Good luck with your search.

I have a like new Callaway Big Bertha Epic Star driver with the Alta Distanza shaft. The driver is in mint condition with the upgraded shaft and the new headcover. Loft is 12*
$150 shipped

    If he is ok hitting a modern driver.....I would suggest Ping in one of the Max or SFT model or Tour Edge in e model. I found the TE e722 to be slightly draw biased and more forgiving than anything else I've owned in the modern driver era!

    Tour Edge Hot Launch 12* on ebay. Plenty of shaft options too. Thank me later

    I'm only 60, but have a fairly low swing speed (average 225 with driver). I've found the rear weighted heads to give a good boost to launch angle. Whether or not that provides lower spin than just moving to a higher loft I'd have to leave up to those that study the monitor data, but I seem to hit a rear weighted 10.5 degree as high, and farther on average, than an older 12 degree head. I think most high MOI drivers from the past 6 years would have that rear weight distribution. I'm using a Ping G400 and haven't tried anything newer.

    sdandrea1 All good choices - light clubs with draw bias..... and don't be afraid to have him try a ladies driver.

    At least a ladies shaft. 150-175 is really short, so unless he's making terrible contact he's swinging really slowly. Could be the lack of launch too.

    I talked him into going to PXG for a fitting. There is one about an hour and a half away. He can get fit into. Gen 5 or an 0211 and get it custom to him. That way I’m not guessing and won’t be wrong! Its pretty crazy that PXG is now the budget customer fitter.

    Thanks all for the advice and offers!

      backinit Yes if you want a senior flex PXG wood or hybrid.

      True, if you wanted some other flex besides senior flex, I would suggest you look for something that is not senior flex.

        Sparky True, if you wanted some other flex besides senior flex, I would suggest you look for something that is not senior flex.

        True, but if you are not seeking senior flex, then it would make sense to seek a flex that is something different than senior flex. ......like a not-senior flex, for example.

        Sparky If I have to buy a driver and cannot get head only, I get the best resale shaft in it I can, without added cost. Senior flex shafts in OEM drivers are like having Skittles, M&Ms, and JuJu fruits in a bowl.
        I use the same shafts in all heads, and made sure I have plenty on hand. And never sell the complete club!