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The 10 Best Drivers For Slice – Improve Your Accuracy!

In my youth, I tended 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 2024. The drivers that we have selected restrict side spin and deliver optimal forgiveness. Leading to a straighter ball flight. As a result, you enjoy more time in the fairway and less time searching for your ball in the woods. If your tee shots finish left and right, take

January 4, 2022 No Comments

What Does Driver Release Mean?

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 is the “1 club” or driver. For most amateur golfers, especially those with a higher handicap, using a driver can be a daunting and frustrating task. Common problems are that you tend to try to hit the ball too hard or your stance is incorrect

October 28, 2021 No Comments

9.5 vs 10.5 Driver: Which Should You Use?

For many, the driver is the most difficult club to hit in the bag. It has the longest shaft, and swing arc, which makes amateur golfers get “twisted up” during the backswing and the downswing through the ball. Add to this the tendency to swing too hard at the ball, and you have all kinds of problems waiting to happen. Your driver choice can significantly impact your accuracy and distance off the tee. So join us as we take a look at using a 9.5 vs 10.5 driver. We’ll also cover the 9 vs 10.5 drivers. Read on to learn

October 19, 2021 No Comments

Vixa V12 Review: Is It As Good As They Make It Out To Be?

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 the loft of the driver, the lower your ball flight will be. Conversely, weaker lofts are easier to launch skywards consistently. As a guideline, Golfweek’s Jackson Lewis suggests players who swing a driver over 105 mph should test a seven to nine degree. 96- 104

October 19, 2021 No Comments

What Does HT Mean On TaylorMade Drivers?

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 golfers of every level. Many golfers struggle to get the ball airborne off the tee and create that high launch that seems to travel forever putting a smile on your face. HT drivers are aimed at golfers that swing the golf club at or below

September 13, 2021 No Comments

TaylorMade SLDR Driver Review

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.

September 13, 2021 No Comments

How To Hit A Driver Consistently – The Ultimate Goal

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 in the bag, matched only for difficulty by a 1-iron. It has the longest shaft, 43 to 45 inches, and produces the widest swing arc. Many things can (and do!) go wrong with this club, but with practice, it can be “tamed”! Here’s our ‘how

August 10, 2021 No Comments

The 12 Best Used 3 Woods: Great Values & Guarantees

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,

July 22, 2021 No Comments

15 Best Used Golf Drivers – Upgrade on the Cheap

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

July 6, 2021 No Comments

How Much Does A Golf Driver Cost? Examples And Advice.

Golf drivers are the most admired club in nearly every golfer’s bag. It stands the tallest, has the biggest head, and the longest shaft. It is often the most expensive club as well. Many golfers wonder, do they have to invest a fortune in a driver and how much does a golf driver cost? Why are drivers so important? They are the club that allows the ball to travel the farthest when struck well. Even slightly off-center hits can provide distance that you can only dream of with other clubs in the bag. As you can see it is an

April 29, 2021 No Comments

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