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Do you want to know what the best driver is with top sales or what will work best for you. Here is the best way to find the best. Check out the manufactures you like websites. Find out when there is a Demo Day in your area. Try them all out, I recommend two Demo Days. Have them fit you. When your happy buy it. You can also get a fee lesson from a local PGA pro. Go to www.playgolfamerica.com to sign up.
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who has an opinion on the best driver for a 15 handicap.
go to rockbottomgolf .com and get a mac power spheres i used it and my driver go 25 yards farther .
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I want something that will give better distance. I am starting to take up golf, but I am not sure if I will be consistantly doing it, so I don’t want to invest in a very expensive driver, and then 2 weeks later lose interest. So, which club would be best to buy for distance at around $50?
I would check your local golf warehouse (Roger Dunn, Golfsmith, Golf Galaxy). Most of these warehouses have used drivers you can buy for less. I’m not real sure what you can get for $50 but its a great place to try different drivers. You can find a price range that you are comfortable with and choose accordingly.
Good luck!!
~Slick
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The Callaway Tour Authentic FT-5 T Neutral Driver is a great club, it is selling for about $700 right now.
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I have a Cleveland Hibore XL 10.5 degree and I love it but I am looking for a replacement soon…
Go to rockbottomgolf.com. they have some pretty good deals. I use a Hippo driver and all hippo drivers are under 200 on rockbottom.
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I am 13 at the moment and I am using a cheap dunlop mx2 driver and getting 150 yards but as I am improving i want a driver that I can drive 200+ yards any suggestions?
i think you need to get some lessons, but technology could add some yards, for a cheaper option try a 2007 taylormade burner for about 150, or you could go with a new mizuno mx 700 that will cost about 250, it rated better in performance than other clubs in golf magazine and golf digest, it just didnt have the ratings for demand because mizuno is known for their irons and for sound because it sounds like a cannon launching an aluminum baseball bat, i personally find the sound exhilarating
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What is the best driver out on the market?
Every major manufacturer has at least 3 or 4 very good drivers on the market today. Like the others were saying, it really depends on personal preference and what you are wanting (or willing) to spend.
2 tips:
1. Unless money is not a concern, don’t buy the current year’s model. Last year’s models are still awesome clubs, but they’re a lot less expensive now. (Callaway FT-5, Taylor Made R7, Cleveland Hi-Bore line, even Titleist 905 line.)
One big exception is the Callaway FT-i (the square driver) — the newer FT-iQ is MUCH better in several ways.
2. When you’re deciding what is "best" for your game, pay just as much attention to the shaft as you do the clubhead. Shafts are so advanced these days that they can do just as much to help you pick up extra yards and keep a better ball flight as the clubhead itself. A good club fitter can tell you in 10 or 15 minutes what shaft would work best with your particular swing.
I play a Taylor Made R-7 460TP with a Matrix Ozik X-Con 6 shaft. The Callaway FT-5 is also an awesome club, and their reps usually do a good job getting you fit.
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I am looking at buying a new driver for $300 and under and I would just like some input. I want to know what has been great for some and I would like to hear what is money down the toilet. I have a 14 handicap and need either a stiff or extra stiff shaft. I also use ping I10 irons (if that helps)
Can’t go wrong with Taylormade drivers. To me, they have the perfect weight.
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am a mid 15 handicapper, shopping for best driver!
Well right now the Titleist 905R is the number 1 460cc Driver on tour as we speak , but the only way to find out what is good for you is to demo all the Drivers you can and get fitted , plain and simple , if more people did this instead of just rushing out and buying the next Hot Thing they would enjoy and get more satisfaction out of this Great game called Golf.
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I have a 15 handicap
Recent research shows that the best loft is the one matched to your swing speed. The slower your swing speed, the higher the loft you will generally need to get maximum distance. Even though this is against common sense, the goal for most is to produce a ball flight that is higher, not lower. By all means, experiment with higher loft drivers and see for yourself.
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