The Krank Formula FIRE Mini Driver is a “2-wood / mini driver” style head built for golfers who want driver-like ball speed with a setup that can feel easier to control on tight holes. With a smaller head shape than a full driver, the Mini Driver is designed to be a fairway finder tee club without forcing you all the way down to a 3-wood.

Driver Setup Includes: Krank Golf Formula Mini Drive Head (Right Handed), Your Chosen Shaft, Premium Krank Golf Headcover, Tri-Sleeve Adapter, JumboMax Grip, and a Krank Golf Torque Wrench.

If you want to build the Mini Driver properly for your swing, book a fitting here: Krank fittings at Outtabounds.

Why golfers choose a mini driver

A mini driver sits in a very useful gap in the bag:

• More controllable than many full drivers, especially when built slightly shorter.
• More powerful than many 3-woods off the tee, because it is designed around tee-height strikes.
• A better “playable distance” option when you want to keep the ball in play rather than chase maximum carry.

If your best drives are great but your worst drives are costing you shots, the Mini Driver is often the simplest strategy upgrade you can make.

Key features

Formula FIRE face design for ball speed

Krank’s Formula FIRE platform is built around the idea of efficient energy transfer at impact. The Mini Driver is designed to keep ball speed strong, particularly on near-centre strikes, so you get that “hot” feel without needing a perfect swing every time.

Pro golf conforming positioning

The Mini Driver is positioned as a pro golf conforming option. If you like the concept of a mini driver but still want a tee club you can use with confidence, this is a key part of the appeal.

Head size and purpose-built control

Mini drivers are smaller than full-size drivers and typically built a little shorter. That combination can help many golfers find the centre of the face more often, which is one of the fastest ways to improve both distance and dispersion.

Bulge and roll for predictable misses

Like other metalwoods, mini drivers use face curvature (bulge and roll) to help heel and toe strikes start on a more helpful line and curve back more predictably. This is a big reason mini drivers can feel “point and shoot” off the tee when built correctly.

If you want the full explanation of bulge and roll, read: Krank Golf: Bulge and Roll Explained.

Who this head suits

• Golfers who want a reliable tee club on narrow holes where driver is too risky.
• Players who hit 3-wood straight but want more speed and carry off the tee.
• Golfers who struggle with long drivers and want a shorter, more controllable setup.
• Anyone who wants a strong “positioning club” that still looks and feels powerful.

How we fit the Mini Driver at Outtabounds

A Mini Driver is only as good as the build. During a fitting we focus on:

• Strike pattern: we want centred contact and a predictable miss.
• Loft selection: enough launch to carry, without excess spin.
• Shaft profile: the right feel and timing so you do not “steer” it.
• Length: mini drivers often work best when built for control, not ego.
• Dispersion: we optimise your shot pattern, not a single best swing.

If you want to test it against your current driver and 3-wood, book here: Krank fittings at Outtabounds.

Read next

• Krank Formula FIRE Mini Driver UK: Full Guide
• Krank Drivers UK: The Complete Buyer’s Guide + Fitting Guide
• Krank Golf: Bulge and Roll Explained

Get fitted at Outtabounds

If you want a tee club that delivers more fairways without giving away ball speed, the Formula FIRE Mini Driver is a serious option. The easiest way to know is to test it properly, with your own swing, and compare averages against your current setup.

Book your fitting here: Krank fittings at Outtabounds.