3balls Golf
The driver is the longest, biggest, and most expensive golf club found in a bag. It’s considered one of the most difficult golf clubs for a beginner to learn how to hit well. If you’re a beginner, you may have a hard time choosing the appropriate driver. There are several things you should think about, especially if you’re starting out.
Large Clubheads
Drivers made in the past five years have 460cc clubheads. This is the maximum size allowed by the USGA. Large club heads are desirable because they’re more forgiving. These golf clubs produce the best possible shots, even when the ball is not struck on the sweet spot.
Beginners should rely on this forgiveness element. Some of the best drivers with a large club head are the Callaway RAZR Fit driver and the TaylorMade R15 driver.
Graphite Shafts Are Great
Drivers with a graphite club shaft give beginners more consistent shots. This is because graphite shafts are more flexible. They also accelerate the impact of the club head when it hits the golf ball. A greater impact on the golf ball will increase its traveling distance.
Loft Is Important
One of the properties that most beginner golfers forget when choosing a golf driver is its loft. You should choose a driver with a higher loft. A club with a lower loft will be more affected by side spin. It’s hard for beginners with less than perfect swings to get their ball to fly straighter and higher.
Grip Is Vital
You should also consider the driver’s grip when purchasing a club. A good grip will enable you to control the golf club while making a shot. It enables your hands to build swing speed. And you’ll deliver the club head to the ball at a square angle, which results in more accurate shots.
Now, go find a driver suited for you and start playing and practicing! The best way to learn how to swing your new driver is to hit the range and start swinging!
1 Comment