Golf Driver
Today’s golf drivers are made mostly of steel, composite, or titanium. Steel headed drivers are cheaper than titanium drivers, but are significantly heavier. They are durable and consistent, but often the head size of the driver is smaller than titanium.
Titanium golf drivers have revolutionized the game of golf since golf manufacturers can now make larger headed drivers (with the lightweight titanium) increasing the sweet spot for players to connect with. Titanium offers the greatest forgiveness in driver materials, which is why amateur golfers have flocked to the latest technology. Titanium drivers are the most expensive on the market today.
A composite driver is a combination of titanium and non-metal materials like carbon, which help keep the weight of the club to a minimum. This leaves you with a lightweight head and a sturdy face producing a nice sweet spot and explosive distance. Golf driver shafts are made of steel, graphite or a combination of materials. The steel shaft is heavier than graphite shafts but more durable and less expensive. You do get more control of your drives with a steel shaft, but you will have to have a faster wing to accomplish this.
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admin @ October 2, 2008