Drivers

Most golfer will only use their drivers on the tee, and so when looking for a new driver one needs to understand that a driver will never be taken of the ground, so most drivers are longer than any other golf clubs because a golfer needs to stand back to get the full use of his arm’s lever action. With woods many golfers find that they use a different swing to that which they would use normally, I myself was always told that an iron had to pinch the ball to get the golf ball airborne, so I have a high classical swing to come down on the ball. However, with a driver I have a much lower swing the club comes in hard and straight, to get maximum power from the golf club.

To help you choose your next driver we have tested a number of drivers and created our top five premium drivers that are also available on this website. Here is the list we comprised:

5) Callaway Fti

4) Nike SQ sumo 5900

2=) Cobra Speed LD and Ping G10

1) Taylor Made Burner

We also thought it would be good,, if we also published the table we made and showed by what basis we crown the Taylor Made Burner driver, which was a truly sensational golf club, king of the drivers. We marked each club out of fifty points. A possible ten marks each were awarded for Accuracy, the Distance it achieve compared in our hands compared to a normal driver, forgiveness, how far It went off course if we failed to connectthe golf with th sweet spot, appearance and finally, value for money.

	Nike	Callaway	Cobra	TaylorMade	Ping
Average Retail Cost	£299:99	£399:99	£211:99	£249:99	£179:99
Accuracy	9	9	9	9	9
Distance	10	9	9	10	9
Forgiveness	9	9	9	8	9
Appearance	8	9	9	10	9
Value for money	8	7	9	9	9
Out of 50	44	43	45	46	45

 

Having given you all this information we at www.but-clubs.com also have our best budget driver. It costs an average of £179:99 ($299:98), and finish six in our chart so we strongly recommend the Jack Nicholaus CD2 Ti, which got 42 marks out of 50. For anyone out there that struggles to diver then they should but the Jack Nicklaus CD2 Ti.