12 October 2009
What Drivers Do Golfers Use In 2009?
Posted by George Statos under: Golf .
Once again, the golf manufacturers used every bit of their technological and design innovations to provide drivers designed to help golfers hit the ball farther and more accurately in 2009. There are a number of great options out there to fit every budget and handicap.
Most of the best gold drivers of 2009 have the 460cc clubheads that have become so popular in recent years. The weighting systems they use, both internal and external, generate maximum distance and maximize both the MOI and center of gravity for extra forgiveness.
When shopping for drivers, the first thing to keep in mind is that a good driver must suit your individual game. High-handicappers should really focus on forgiveness, and there are many models designed to do everything but hit the ball for you. More skilled golfers will be looking for drivers that offer more control and shot-shaping abilities.
Of course, these new drivers cost money. The usual dividing line between higher and lower-priced models is the $350 mark. There are a ton of great buys below that number, such as the Ping G-10, the TaylorMade Burner, the Adams Golf Speedline, the Callaway Big Bertha Diablo, and the Cleveland Launcher.
Those with a higher budget will find no shortage of drivers that carry the capabilities to make the price tags palatable. The TaylorMade R7 Limited, Nike SQ Dymo and Dymo2 STR8-FIT, and Callaway FT-9 and FT-IQ are among the higher-end drivers to get rave reviews in 2009.
It might take a little research, like poking around this website for the best reviews and prices. But regardless of your budget or ability, there was a great driver for you released in 2009.
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