Driver In Golf

Thursday, February 28th 2019. | Golf Driver

The tradeoff may be the unusual shape yet other styles launched in the market like the X460 offer avid golfers a uniquely balanced all-titanium option that not only delivers great ball speed deep drive and stability but isnt embarrassing to have in the golf bag. Speaking of looks a golf driver that seems to have it all from sleek looks to near-perfect accuracy to build quality and overall value for money is the TaylorMade R9. As record-setting American pro golfer Jack Nicklaus once said golf is a game of power. Well the TaylorMade R9 is one of the drivers that offer power. Some golfers have a love affair with specific brands and the TaylorMade Tour Burner has figured highly in many players lives. Another favored option from Callaway the Big Bertha Driver is noted for its oversized head.

If you are a beginner and you even dont know what a golf driver looks like then just look for the club with the biggest head and the longest in length - that is a golf driver. If at this time you are thinking of buying your golf driver then dont make your decision too fast. I think it can still wait for a minute or two of deeper thinking. I know you want to know about the top quality drivers for this year. That is why you are reading this article but again before that I think it will be a good idea to know first the things to consider in buying a good driver. First and foremost you need to consider your level of expertise in this game. If you are a beginner then the best choice for you are the drivers with big heads.

Examples are the quality drivers of Mizuno (with its customizable option that offers 45 different trajectory settings) the dynamic Nike SQ (Sasquatch) Sumo 5000 that professional players cite for its accuracy distance and forgiveness. Its one of those drivers with top-quality materials (titanium and carbon composite crown). Another favored option the versatile Titleist Pro Titanium 905T has been improved. The company has come out with enhanced versions of drivers with larger head size greater ball speed and increased forgiveness. Indeed there are technological wonders both for aspiring and seasoned golfers. Other options that have been tried both by regular pro golfers and famous globetrotting PGA Tour players are TaylorMade (with its adjustable flight technology) and Cleveland HiBore XL (a forgiving driver with an unusual yet elegant look and is suited for players with average to high handicaps who want their balls to fly longer and straighter). These are but some of the names that have been used by celebrity golfers as well as regular individuals out to enjoy some golfing fun and competition.

Once a swing pattern is established there is always an "optimal". The driver that is optimal for your swing will get you the most distance for your particular swing. I have always been intrigued by the fact that the players in the Remax Long Drive Championships DO NOT use major manufacturers such as Calloway or Titleist or Ping. Since these players do not receive large endorsements and every yard is desired out of every swing you would think these guys use what hits the ball the furthest. And although we might not need or be able to swing a 50 inch driver we all need more distance and I think the clubs these long drivers use are probably the best made for maximizing distance. Instead of the popular named brands we see the long drivers currently using two main driver companies Geek and Krank. Geek and Krank are the leaders in long driver golf equipment. It makes sense to me that most of us regular golfer should be using these types of drivers to add yardage to our swings. You do not have to get a long driver length shaft in these clubs.