Time for a new driver

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Time for a new driver

07-14-2006, 06:15 PM

You might consider a re-shaft of your driver with a mid to high kick point. This will bring the ball flight down. I recently tried a 12 degree Cobra driver at a demo with a high kick point and it flew lower than my 10 degree Calaway Fusion.
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07-14-2006, 08:02 PM

Re: Time for a new driver

Your swingspeed and angle of attack will dictate how much loft you need.

If you have a mid to late release, reshafting with a stiff tip or high kick shaft will help.

Average 200 yards off the tee tells me you either have a bad swing (ie inefficient) or that you have a slow swingspeed. If the latter is true, you may need more loft, not less.
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