Golf Drivers
Selecting the best golf club driver can be a challenge. Today's 'big dogs' are huge, easy to hit, long and full of new technology. Trust our golf driver reviews to help you choose the club that's right for your game and get ready to drive it a mile.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007 Drivers Buyer's Guide 2006The modern driver can hold the contents of a 16-ounce can of soda and, with its heightened technology, offers much more pop than that. Check out the newest big sticks and find one that fits your game. The driver is the only full-swing club in your bag that you use 14 times a round (the ball retriever doesn't count). Thus, your driver sets up your entire round. Drive the ball well and it gives you an emotional boost—your round “feels” better than it is when you drive it great and score poorly. But drive it poorly and you feel like a rat, no matter what the score. So central is it to your game that you can tell when your A game is coming back because you begin to hit your driver solidly again. |
Sunday, February 18, 2007 Showcase: Square Dancing Just when you thought you’d seen everything! Two different golf equipment companies have created two similar, yet different drivers that feature a radical new approach to the most popular golf club in the bag. Of course, it’s not the first time we’ve witnessed a makeover for the big stick. In the last 50 years, we’ve seen the transformation from 180cc to 460cc clubheads, persimmon to steel, steel to titanium and most recently, titanium to mixed-carbon materials. |
Wednesday, November 30, -0001 2011 Buyer's Guide Shoes2011's new kicks will help you rip it This year’s golf shoe offerings are a diverse bunch, to say the least. From street-wear shoes that bring to mind skate culture, to spikeless shoes that piggyback the barefoot-running trend, 2011 may well be remembered as the year that golf shoes really broke the mold. |
