I need more distance on my drives

[Laughing Gravy]

Think I have solved it guys, tried all that was said earlier and they helped. Then i read an article about Tee it high let it fly, so teed the ball up on my highest tees and the results were amazing. Getting a lovely shape on the ball flight and carrying 240-250 now. Thanks for your help guys.

Well done Rich.

Although I await your next thread titled "Why has it all gone wrong again?" or similar

 

[bigslice]

I try to stick to kit made by people who make golf stuff as their main line of business. Dunlop make excellent tyres and Wilson make wonderful tennis rackets. I wonder whether they can put the resources into the R&D of golf clubs / balls when they're busy doing other stuff?

wilson DO, there current balls dx2 dx3 fgtours are great balls, there irons are getting there plus they were the first to manufacture a wedge. plus they have an excellent fitting centre (so im told) in Ayrshire

 

[Andr3w]

Dunlop were bought by Sports Direct who have a habit of buying established brands that they can then attach to some cheap equipment to give it some sort of appeal. You're really just buying a Sports Direct driver which might explain why it doesn't go as far as the main brands.

 

[Andy]

I try to stick to kit made by people who make golf stuff as their main line of business. Dunlop make excellent tyres and Wilson make wonderful tennis rackets. I wonder whether they can put the resources into the R&D of golf clubs / balls when they're busy doing other stuff?

Harrington and Wilson blows your argument out the water.

 

[Oddsocks]

Nosy wrong with Wilson balls or their staff range of clubs. Can't help but think the deep red brand has hurt their image slightly

 

[Richmatt]

Ill have to try and invest in a named Driver then and my results should be incredible. I have been trying the things i mentioned above and the results are amazing. Without wanting to brag too much im hitting 250-260 eaasy now and would love a go with a DECENT driver.

 

[ScienceBoy]

I usually see short drivers who swing the driver up and down like a wedge, with no or little body turn. They are apparently "trying to keep it straight".

I swing mine more round my body, get width an come at it from the inside. If I loose my hands I can roll them over and get a hook but with practice I stopped doing that. I was a 15 handicapper last year booming out drives and hitting a lot of fairways! Was not long till I got down to 12!

 

[Richmatt]

Thanks for advice Science.