What's In The Bag Database & Tour Stats
Takomo's Ignis driver, generation not confirmed: the first-generation Ignis D1 (August 2025, $319) or its successor, the Ignis D2 (September 2026, $329). Both are 460cc heads with a carbon crown and 9 or 10.5 degree lofts on a 2-degree adjustable sleeve, and both come with Fujikura Ventus Blue or Red shafts.
Read the full story ↓Manufacturer specifications, as published. Tour players are often bent a degree or two from these numbers; each pro's actual setup is listed with their bag.
| Club | Loft | Lie | Length | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ignis D1 (2025) | 9°, 10.5° | — | 45.75 in | 460cc · 4 movable weights (13/8/3/3g) · ±2° sleeve · D3 · $319 · discontinued (recalled Apr 2026) |
Ignis D2 (2026) | 9°, 10.5° | 58° | 45.75 in | 460cc · HST160C titanium · 197g head · single rear weight · D2 · $329 |
Swipe the table sideways for all 5 columns →
Source: Takomo official product pages (D2) and archived D1 page, checked November 2026
The D1 had a steel composite chassis with four movable weights. Takomo pulled it from sale in April 2026 after R&A testing found some heads over the characteristic time limit in one weight setting, and offered owners a free replacement head. The D2 switched to an HST160C titanium body with a single rear weight, a 197 gram head and a 58 degree lie.
The Takomo Ignis Driver (Unspecified Model) is a driver from Takomo. Currently used by 1 golf creator we track, and no tour professional. Best suited for players seeking maximum distance off the tee.
| Player | Playing As | Loft | Shaft | Grip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() SA Sabrina Andolpho Driver |
The Takomo Ignis Driver (Unspecified Model) is currently used by 1 professional golfer across PGA Tour, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, and LPGA Tour. This makes it one of the most notable drivers on tour.
The Takomo Ignis Driver (Unspecified Model) was released in 2025.