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I was shocked when I first picked up the PXG 0211 driver and had a swing at the driving range. I had seen them around before and dismissed them as a second-rate driver. But now they’re a hot contender to maybe be my next driver. The PXG 0211 driver massively overperforms compared to its cost. It
The Japenese Domestic Market is reputed to be the second-largest market for Golf Clubs in the world. Japenese manufacturers are generally associated with quality forged irons however many of the manufacturers are now developing Drivers that are comparable with the leaders in the field of Driver Technology. The Driver is used on the majority of
According to Golf.com, most amateurs tend to slice their shots. To combat this, manufacturers produce offset clubs that encourage a draw bias shape to increase accuracy. My TaylorMade M6 D-Type Driver review will explain how this setup can boost a beginner’s long game. The TaylorMade M6 D-Type driver is constructed with a draw bias to
Golf equipment development changes at a rapid rate and the use of Artificial Intelligence to bring these changes to the market are nothing short of astounding. Golf club manufacturers’ emphasis is on 3 main areas. The use of lighter materials to increase clubhead speed and add extra distance is a priority. Secondly, moving the material
TaylorMade releases a new driver every year and somehow continues to improve on its predecessor. When they released the first SIM driver (Shape In Motion) in 2020, it became an instant success outselling the M5/M6 drivers. More SIM drivers were sold in 6 weeks than M5 drivers were sold in 6 months! When the next
In my youth, I had a tendency to generate excess sidespin off the tee, which led to sliced and pushed shots. Thanks to game improvement technology and corrective swing mechanics, I began to enjoy consistent, straight drives. In this post, I am unveiling Golf Span’s picks for the best driver for slice in 2022. The
The first shot played on a particular hole in any round of golf is played from the tee of that hole. The main challenge of the first shot off the tee is to hit the golf ball as far and as straight as possible. The best golf club to use to achieve the maximum distance
The driver is the most difficult club to hit in the bag. It has the longest shaft, and swing arc, which allows us, amateur golfers, to get all “twisted up” during the backswing and the downswing through the ball. Added to this, the tendency is to swing too hard at the ball, which causes all
Although it is marketed as a fairway wood, Youtubers and bloggers claim that it can replace your driver. But, we will be the judge of that in this Vixa V12 Review. What To Consider Before Buying a Driver Loft The best place to start when looking for a new driver is the loft. The stronger
Manufacturers frequently add abbreviations on the driver indicating some technology of performance areas that they have addressed in the driver. You may have noticed the HT lettering on some of the older TaylorMade drivers. So, what does HT mean on TaylorMade drivers? TaylorMade is renowned for its resourceful creations that bring the best out of
After reading a few TaylorMade SLDR driver reviews from 2013, I became curious about how this compares to new drivers. So, in this post, we are turning back the clock to pay tribute to what TaylorMade claimed was the best driver they had made up until that point in this TaylorMade SLDR Driver Review. Things
Hitting a driver consistently during a round of golf is the ultimate goal of most golfers. The feeling of “crushing” a long tee shot down the fairway is hard to beat, especially if it flies past your playing partners. From the outset, it is important to understand that the driver is the most difficult club
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