Frequently Asked Questions – Drivers

What does a driver do in golf?

The driver is used for your first shot on long holes (usually par 4s and 5s). It’s designed to hit the ball as far as possible off the tee with a large clubhead and low loft.

What’s the difference between loft options (e.g. 9.5°, 10.5°, 12°)?

Lower lofts (like 9.5°) tend to produce lower, more penetrating ball flights—better for faster swing speeds. Higher lofts (like 12°) help get the ball in the air more easily and suit slower swing speeds or beginners.

How do I know which shaft flex is right for me?

It depends on your swing speed:

• Slower swings = regular or senior flex

• Faster swings = stiff or extra stiff flex
  If you’re unsure, we’re happy to help you choose the right fit based on your playing style.

What size is the driver head?

Most modern drivers are 460cc—the largest allowed by the rules. This size gives maximum forgiveness and a larger sweet spot to help with off-centre hits.

Are your drivers adjustable?

Some models offer adjustable loft, lie angle, or movable weights to fine-tune your ball flight. Check the product description to see if adjustability is included.

Do drivers come with a headcover?

Yes—all of our drivers include a branded headcover for protection during transport and storage.

Are left-handed drivers available?

Yes—many of our driver models come in left-handed versions. You can select the hand orientation on the product page.