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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 generation drivers were due toward the end of 2021, the TaylorMade SIM 2 range was launched. This included the SIM 2, SIM 2 MAX, and the SIM 2 MAX D. This will be mainly a TaylorMade SIM 2 Driver Review. TaylorMade SIM 2 Driver Review Pros

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

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