upsidedown
Tour Winner
Average around the 270 mark but drove our 11th twice this year which is 306 to the middle
Top answerDepends what course I'm playing, if it's my local then about a mile and a half, but can be up to 50 miles if the course is worth it.
There was a similar thread around the back end of last year, and I was taking a driver out in a 3 club comp so I decided to use the 'mark ball' button on my SkyCaddie to measure all 15 tee shots that I used it on. The average was around 255 (can't remember exactly) and I believe my ~100mph swing carries it about 240 on an ok hit. If I nail one (no silly wind/hill etc) it'll be around 280 total.
For those that have no idea, how do you decide if it's safe to use a driver on a dog leg where the fairway runs out, or whether to try to carry a bunker if that line is a lot better than going round it?
When I got fitted for my driver I had another 10 hits after the fitting to get my averages. So I've taken out the best 2 and the worse 2 out as there was a couple that I leaned into and totally smashed. The average came out at 293, if I take all 10 in then it is 298 :fore:
Im im not sure exactly what my distances are on course, but if I need to carry it 260 to clear the crap I will go over it, but if there's trouble out towards 300 then it is 3W time.
I didn't realise you moved to Colorado?
he's inferring that you must live at altitude..????????????????
I didn't realise you moved to Colorado?
he's inferring that you must live at altitude..![]()
This thread is for average driving distance not longest. Why not go onto google earth and use the ruler facility to measure your true distances. I think you will be quite surprised how far you actually hit the ball.
This thread would be more relevant if it was "how straight do you hit the ball?"
I know what he's saying....
i know now how far I hit it and if I'm lying then I will obviously end up in a lot of trouble from the tee when it doesn't carry far enough. But a driver SS of 108mph with a smash factor of 1.48 does hit it a long way..........
There's "straight", "just in the rough" and "WAYYYYY over there"Lets not go into that one. But if you hit it far enough then it doesn't matter as much cause you've only got a short iron from the rough and that's not a hard shot to play.
There's "straight", "just in the rough" and "WAYYYYY over there"
Can't believe I've been at work and missed this![]()