The driver face area provides the striking area for the golf ball. Having the appropriate amount of area on the face of the club is critical. One thing to consider is the head size of the club. H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No.What Things Should You Look For When You Pick A Golf Driver? Publishing, Company Number: LP003328 Registered Office: Academic House, 24-28 Oval Road, London, NW1 7DT. Thinking this may be holding me back now.īauer Media Group consists of: Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number: 01176085, Bauer Radio Ltd, Company Number:ġ394141 Registered Office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6EA H Bauer thats were i found my other clubs which are fantastic. this dunlop driver is very poor and i would advise against it try ebay its better. I got this driver because i saw it was bigger and help my ball striking and club head speed i was wrong, my other driver a petron gs-x is miles better it isnt so loose at impact. The Dunlop just seems to suit my swing and I have gotten really good results with it.ġ out of 5 No better than old driver 05 April 2007 The May issue of golf monthly has a story about custom fitting where individuals were fitted with shorter shafted drivers.
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In the hands of a professional, I think comparing a short heavier steel shafted driver to longer graphite shafted top of the line drivers is a little unfair. When I bought my Taylormade bubble 2, it was 1.5 inches overlength, and now that is the standard lengths of all the new drivers I have tested. I think that is mostly due to the shorter shaft which I can control more easily.ĭriver shafts have gotten a lot longer in recent years. I am driving the ball longer and straighter that I have for a number of years. To date I have been extremely pleased with it.
When I saw the Dunlop, I thought well for the price of sleeve of balls it had to be worth a try. And with the new high MOI shapes still evolving, I didn't want to spend £200+ on something that would be obsolete in 6 months. Tried the Ping (G5,Rapture), Taylormade R7(425,460), Callaways(Ft3, X), Wilsons, and pretty much anything else I could get my hands on.īut I wasn't happy with any of them.
I had been shopping around for a driver to replace my old taylormade bubble2, but wasn't having much success. I consistenty play off about a 10 handicap. Until yesterday I was unconvinced that equipment could make such a difference, but now I know it does.ĥ out of 5 Unexpectedly very good 21 April 2007 Yesterday used my new Cleveland HiBore XL and found I was consistently hitting at least 50 yards further AND straight. Was only hitting it around 200 yards with a slice. I'm a 21 handicapper and have just found that the 65i (graphite shaft) was clearly holding back my game. I now use the three wood version of it which can hit it about the same distance without slicing it. Most of the time i dont have a problem with my other clubs and slicing. When i used it on the course the captain was behind me to watch me slice it into the next fairway. I now know after reading todays golfer that i proably dont generate enough swing speed for the shaft but i also know that its pretty useless from tgs reveiw even when in the hands of a proffesinal. I am a junior who got this driver becuase it was cheap, the version i got was a stiff graphite shafted version. I found that this driver dropped my scores significantly when i started playing with it, my scorecard is still tumbling as i get used to playing with it and i think it is a superb club to get you started in golf, fair enough it might hold back more serious golfers and low-mid handicappers but it has improved my game immensely.Ģ out of 5 holding back my game 11 July 2007
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