direct golf TV dedicated to improving your game in the last 20 years the advancement in technology and materials has shown no sign of letting up the good side of this is that the driver is now one of the most forgiving golf clubs in your bag by far the biggest step has been the introduction of lightweight materials such as titanium and forged composite or carbon fiber this has been introduced into the head these super strong and lightweight materials mean that the head can be made bigger and lighter therefore increase the size of the sweet spot for more forgiveness we now have a vast array of clubs to choose from ensuring we get exactly what we want from a new driver whether it's more forgiveness curing a nasty slice or gaining a few extra yards as a handicap golfer you will be looking for as much help as possible in keeping the ball in play from the tee but also looking for good forgiveness and distance as well there are several key points to look for when choosing a driver wooden stainless steel and now old news in the driver market make sure you go for a drive that is made from titanium or forged composite carbon fiber these are lighter materials so the head can be made bigger and therefore more forgiving with a larger sweet spot you should be looking for a head that is at least 440 cc in size with a maximum being 460 CC which is a legal limit imposed by the rules of golf the majority of drivers use a conventional round or pear shape but thanks to modern lightweight materials square-headed drivers are also available these deliver a massive improvement in stability and therefore do not twist as much at impact this means that a square headed driver will be much straighter than a conventional head shape perfect for the golf who is constantly fighting a hooker a slice and wants to hit the fairway more often do not fall into the trap of thinking that a lower loft will give you more oddest driver loss vary from 8 to 15 degrees with 10.5 being considered as standard unless you hit the ball extremely high you should be choosing a driver at least 10 degrees of loft and always remember loft is your friend and the higher you choose the easier will be to hit the ball straighter 99 percent of drivers now come fitted with a lightweight graphite shaft allowing the club bed to travel further and therefore giving extra distance if you swing the club extremely quickly you may need a firm or stiff shaft this will give you a perfect combination of power and accuracy Leslie decide on a budget and then buy the best driver you can afford a more expensive Club will generally have better quality components the shaft the grip and the head and therefore provide you with more performance the top-end drivers also have the very latest technological advancements and materials
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