Golf digest article on driver loft

 · For article does say that lofts over 11 degrees are recommended. But I think a lot of slower swingers or those who DON'T hit up, will be just digesting (pun intended) that "drivers with less loft consistently produced more ball speed, even for low swing-speed golfers ( mph more compared to the and degree drivers.". Golf Digest Schools and Digital Edition App Get your game in top shape with the family of Golf Digest apps. Download these on your mobile device in the app store www.doorway.rug: driver loft.  · That golf digest article IS my only concern They say that you should have a 16 degree driver but I think that's kind of crazy. I mean, my 3-wood has less loft than that. However, although my has worked out fine, would a 12 or 14 work better?

The driver loft that you choose can depend on your clubhead speed. If your swing speed is above 90mph then a – 11 degree loft will give you the best angle of attack. Golfers who swing faster than mph would require a loft below degrees and those golfers with a slower swing below 90mph would be better choosing a loft between Match your driver loft to your swing speed. Driver lofts have increased significantly in recent years. Back in the day, better players tended to favor very low-lofted drivers, often in the to. Correct driver loft is determined by several factors. Ever since a "Golf Digest" study said that most golfers needed more loft on their drivers, the quest for the "correct" loft has heated up.

WHAT IS THE CORRECT DRIVER LOFT FOR THE AVERAGE SENIOR GOLFER >> When choosing a driver, senior golfers should be careful to select the correct loft. According to Golf Digest article, more than 60 percent of the winners on the Each driver loft also features two movable weights and a hosel with three. 8 មករា In fact, swings often got the most distance with driver lofts at 9 degrees or less. (It's still true that golfers who swing less than 80 mph.