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I actually believe that might be opposite. I can do some measuring but I believe XXIO to be fairly shallow. There is another aspect, which is a shallow driver can be easier to make more forgiving.
The DEEP Faced Driver
The TM R9 Superdeep was very appropriately named…
This and the taylormade R9 super deep.. I would call it a tie..
Faiz
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I remember when the Ping Tisi driver came out, was super deep compared to others.
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Cleveland Launcher 400 was one of my favorites.
Deep face makes it harder for me to hit off the deck. I don’t do it often, but I do look for a chance to do it. 
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Man I wish the deep face driver would make a return. I've always loved that look at address and I feel way more comfortable looking down at it. Shallow faces crush my confidence because I'm so afraid of teeing it too high and sky marking my club.
erock9174
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I tried a Cleveland classic long enough to sell it on my way back from the range.
I had one of those for ….. about a month. For whatever reason and it wasn’t just me but was a tough driver to hit well consistently. Lot of low spin knuckleballs. At the time I was a big TM guy but that driver had demons inside.
May be the deepest I've ever seen.
erock9174
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Wait is that a limey-d out driver ? I need to see crown pics
Taylormade R5 springs to mind to me when you say deep face.
First thing I thought of.
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