Drivers designed for Men

Choosing the right driver is essential for maximizing distance, improving accuracy, and enhancing overall performance on the course. Here's a breakdown of what to look for and some top recommendations:

• Loft: The angle of the clubface, impacting launch trajectory. Higher lofts (10.5°-12°) benefit slower swing speeds, while lower lofts (8°-10°) suit faster swings. Many drivers offer adjustable lofts.
• Weight positioning: Adjustable weights in the clubhead can influence shot shape, correcting slices or hooks.
• Draw Bias (Optional but Helpful): Many female golfers struggle with a slice. Some drivers are designed with a slight draw bias (weight positioned to encourage the clubface to close at impact) to help straighten out ball flight.
• Shaft Flex: Determines how the shaft bends during the swing. Slower swing speeds need more flexible shafts (Ladies, Senior), while faster swings require stiffer options (Stiff, Extra Stiff)
• Centre of Gravity: Impacts launch and spin. A lower and forward CG reduces spin for faster swings, while a further back CG increases spin and forgiveness, ideal for slower swings.
• Head size and Profile: Most drivers are 460cc, but the shape can vary. Larger, more forgiving heads are good for beginners, while smaller heads are preferred by more skilled players seeking less spin and more feel.
• Adjustability: Many modern drivers allow adjustments to loft, lie, and weight distribution for customized performance.
• Skill Level: Game improvement drivers are designed for beginners with larger sweet spots and higher forgiveness, while tour level drivers are for skilled players seeking lower spin and workability.