Buying a new driver

[mark1977]

Hi All ,
I have a high handicap of 24 , and have been useing my 3 wood mainly , i am mainly hitting it to the right , but i feel i need a bit more distance of the tee and to correct my slice would anybody recommend a driver or any other club that could assist me in this

Many Thanks

 

[virtuocity]

Does your local pro own a car?

If so, then he's all the driver you need.

Oh- also..... search the site for "Driving Woes".... there's a video on there which REALLY helped me.

 

[mikeb4]

Ping k15 !

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Welcome along to the forum. Where do you play and how long have you been playing. The simple answer and it isn't meant to be glib is get a lesson. If you can learn to swing properly you can choose any driver and you need to learn to control the slice if you want to progress.

 

[jason6r]

Mark - suggest (as virtuocity says) that you visit a good golf pro for a series of lessons before thinking about shelling out on any new clubs. Much more useful (and cost effective) in the long run.