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Part one: Are The Latest Drivers Superior To Their Older Counterparts? Will They Get You Greater Distance?

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Nov 16, 2023
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hether a new driver will go further than your old driverdepends on various factors, including the specific characteristics of the newdriver, your swing mechanics, and the condition of your old driver. Here aresome key factors to consider:

1. Driver Technology - Newer drivers often incorporate advancements in clubhead design, materials, and technology that can lead to increased distance. They may have larger sweet spots, lower centres of gravity, and other features that can help improve your distance.

2. Loft - The loft of the driver can significantly impact your distance. Ensure that the loft and of the new driver is correctly fitted to your swing characteristics to maximise potential carry and overall distance.

3.  Shaft Technology –The latest offerings in shafts provide more options in terms of weights and bend profiles to give more players the chance to maximise their potential distance more often.  Newer models of shafts tend to have tighter tolerances due to research and better manufacturing processes which will lead to more consistency for the golfer.

3. Swing Mechanics: Your swing mechanics play a crucial role in how far you can hit a driver. Even with a high-tech driver, poor swing mechanics can limit your distance and control. Consider working with one of our PGA professionals to improve your mechanics prior to spending money on new equipment.

4. Custom Fitting: Getting a custom fitting for your driver will optimize its performance for your unique swing characteristics, maximizing the potential for distance.

5. Club Condition: If your old driver is in poor condition, it may not perform as well as a new one, even if it was once a high-quality club.

6. Golf Ball: The type of golf ball you use can also impact your driving distance. Make sure you're using a ball that complements your swing and driver.

Ultimately, the potential for a new driver to go further than your old one depends on how well it suits your swing and how effectively you can utilize its features. Getting properly fitted and testing different driver heads and shafts can help you determine which one works best for you and potentially improve your driving distance.

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