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Re: Driver Recommendations
I bought a TaylorMade R5 over the winter. First quality driver i've ever had. Until last year I could never hit one, so I didn't waste the money.
I got it new, still in the plastic, for $105 on ebay. (I'm still seeing them in stores for 200-250 despite the R7s) A couple months ago there were tons of them out there, various degrees/flex. Three rounds into the season and I couldn't be happier. |
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Re: Driver Recommendations
If you are having trouble with straightness you can really gain alot by going to these new higher lofted drivers out there, they are just silly straight and you don't really lose much distance, I know Nike and Callaway make some 13 degree + drivers.
You should really probably get fitted properly for a driver it makes a big difference, especially in head loft and shaft flex. I've really liked the square drivers, they are super forgiving heel to toe, they don't help you get the club square at impact though. |
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Re: Driver Recommendations
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I bought a TaylorMade R5 over the winter. First quality driver i've ever had. Until last year I could never hit one, so I didn't waste the money. I got it new, still in the plastic, for $105 on ebay. (I'm still seeing them in stores for 200-250 despite the R7s) A couple months ago there were tons of them out there, various degrees/flex. Three rounds into the season and I couldn't be happier. [/ QUOTE ] I got the R5 Dual 9.5 degree driver about 8 months ago. It has improved my game so much. If you look at this driver be sure to see if the N (neutral) or D (draw) setting is best for you. |
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