new driver help
hiya looking to get a new driver anyone got any sujestions of what driver to get not bothered about the make of club thanks
Reply : Fri 10th Feb 2012 23:16
i highly recommend the mizuno jpx800. i have had much success with it. i was a poor driver with little distance and now i hit the ball quite far and straight (sometimes!)
Reply : Fri 10th Feb 2012 23:53
Hi Bradley, What driver & spec have you got at the mo?
Why do you want to change? Budget?
Dave CAC handed Geordie.
Reply : Sat 11th Feb 2012 13:53
Try the one that you like the look of first as confidence is important, especially with the big stick. But most of all go for a fitting when you have a shortlist of preferred models.
Reply : Sat 11th Feb 2012 14:22
best thing to do - go to a golf shop with your budget and hit all the drivers in your price and see what your most comfortable with
Reply : Mon 13th Feb 2012 00:57
i just got a cheep one out of jjb when the shop was closing down as i dident play much back then but playing alot more hense why i want a new driver
Reply : Mon 13th Feb 2012 01:07
My approach may not be to everyones liking, but I've tried a few drivers in my time and have finally got something I'm happy with. I'm not a big hitter, so basically decided on a head shape I liked and used Dave Leys experience and went with his recommendation for a decent shaft. So I've got an old, unfashionable Ben Hogan CS3 10.5° head and a Aldila DVS60 Regular shaft. After scouring e-bay for bargains it probably worked out at about £90 all in with the shaft fitting. It's done wonders for my accuracy and get a decent length out of it - obviously not up with the big hitters but good enough for me.
Reply : Mon 13th Feb 2012 10:42
I just got a bargain, I bought the new titty 910 D3 fitted with the rayon fubuki tour 63 regular. Retails for around £310 & I got it for £229 if i don't get on with it I will sell it on at either a profit or cost. The shaft retails for around £120!