Drivers

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 To Consider Before Buying a Driver Loft The loft of your driver impacts the degree of your launch. The team at TrueFit Clubs explains that the slower your swing speed is, the higher the degree of loft you will need to get the ball airborne.

Manufacturers are constantly moving forward with their innovation, but this doesn’t mean last year’s clubs aren’t high-quality. In fact, a budget-savvy golfer can save hundreds of dollars by researching to find great used golf clubs. This used to mean spending hours and hours. You’d go from store to store or search poorly designed websites with dubious quality controls. There was a lot of risk. But that has all changed.  In this post, we link to a leading golf product site with the best used 3 woods that have been held to a high standard of quality. GlobalGolf.com has Certified Pre-Owned clubs,

An upgrade on a golf driver is like buying a new car; we all become very enthusiastic about getting out there and trying it on the course. However, new prices prevent many of us from making the change, but solutions are available if you’re looking for cheap golf drivers. Thanks to the many golf sites on the internet, you can get some used clubs. Just because they are used doesn’t mean they are past their best or are older models. Many golfers buy the latest drivers advertised but soon discover that the new club is not for them. Changing drivers

When you are looking for a driver, you will likely test a Callaway or TaylorMade Driver. Callaway has been lending the average golfer a hand off the tee, ever since they released the Big Bertha in 1991. While TaylorMade drivers are used by 40% of the top 10 players on the PGA Tour,  in terms of strokes gained off the tee. Given the popularity of both companies, we decided to conduct a Callaway Mavrik vs TaylorMade Sim review. Our aim is to determine which driver offers the best, in terms of performance, value for money, and look and feel. 1.

The number of clubs designed specifically for women has increased as the number of women golfers has increased over the decades. The advancement in technology has made it a much simpler task to design golf clubs suitable for nearly every golfer. Today we focus on the best driver for women in 2023. Hitting a driver is one of the most challenging yet exciting and satisfying shots in golf. Watching a well-struck drive soaring through the air and landing in the fairway will make your chest pump a little more. Now, you can stroll up to the golf ball and feel

In this Callaway Rogue Driver review, we will explore the various properties of this club, measuring the strengths and weaknesses to determine if it’s the right driver for you. If you’re looking to gain some extra yardage, accuracy, or forgiveness by purchasing a new driver, it helps to know exactly what technologies these manufacturers are producing – and whether or not they actually make a difference. Things to Consider Before Buying a Driver Before rushing to a decision, there are a number of factors to carefully consider when choosing your perfect driver. Though a lot of it comes down to

Golf has always been a game of advancement and evolution. Players look to improve with every shot they take, new swing techniques seem to crop up every week, and golfing equipment becomes more sophisticated with every passing year. One club type in particular often finds itself packed to the brim with the ‘latest and greatest’ game-advancing designs: the driver. The TaylorMade M6 made many such claims. When it was released, it came with the promise of coming as close to the legal limit of speed as possible, thanks to the implementation of new technology.  In our full TaylorMade M6 Driver