Sultana
Club Champion
I appreciate this question may have been posed on numerous occasions, but each one is surely player specific.
Been playing golf for only a few months now and my first purchase was from Sports Direct i.e. Dunlop package set. I have had a session of 6 lessons with a golf pro, which was useful to a degree, but nothing beats being on the course learning from your mistakes IMO.
I know some have the view that a driver for a beginner is best left in the bag, but it does help with confidence should you hit a good drive off the tee. Anyway, I started with a Dunlop driver, which I slice all over the place and I have no confidence in its ability to improve my tee shots. A friend has lent me a Taylormade Burner 2008 and the difference is obvious in my game ok, I still have the odd slice, but I hit far more straight drives and the distance achieved is comparable with my opponents opposed to the Dunlop which falls short in many ways.
So, I'm in the market for a driver to match the Taylormade Burner, which will help me improve my driving off the tees, but isn't going to cost me the earth. I have been reading reviews on the Taylormade Superfast and hope to visit American Golf for a test soon, but I wondered whether there is anything else that can aid a player in my position.
I usually shoot just over 100 per round, but I have been under that mark a couple of times, and I know from my limited experience that a good drive can lower my score.
Been playing golf for only a few months now and my first purchase was from Sports Direct i.e. Dunlop package set. I have had a session of 6 lessons with a golf pro, which was useful to a degree, but nothing beats being on the course learning from your mistakes IMO.
I know some have the view that a driver for a beginner is best left in the bag, but it does help with confidence should you hit a good drive off the tee. Anyway, I started with a Dunlop driver, which I slice all over the place and I have no confidence in its ability to improve my tee shots. A friend has lent me a Taylormade Burner 2008 and the difference is obvious in my game ok, I still have the odd slice, but I hit far more straight drives and the distance achieved is comparable with my opponents opposed to the Dunlop which falls short in many ways.
So, I'm in the market for a driver to match the Taylormade Burner, which will help me improve my driving off the tees, but isn't going to cost me the earth. I have been reading reviews on the Taylormade Superfast and hope to visit American Golf for a test soon, but I wondered whether there is anything else that can aid a player in my position.
I usually shoot just over 100 per round, but I have been under that mark a couple of times, and I know from my limited experience that a good drive can lower my score.