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Those who support hitting driver argue that getting closer to the hole, over time, will lead to lower scores. Those who support the three-wood, on the other hand, side with caution and say that...
Jul 8, 2010 · I use a driver as often as you'd use your 60 degree wedge - maybe more maybe less. I could get around without it, but it's nice to have the extra yards on a long hole.
- I think this way often, to leave the driver home, hit 3W or long iron, sacrifice a little distance but gain a good look for my second shot. For me,...
- IMO, you don't NEED a driver, but if you aspire to make it to a low handicap, you'll eventually find that you really wish you had one you could hit...
- I've known several players who removed their driver from the bag. Simply said a higher lofted club is easier to hit so I guess it may be worth it t...
- In your scenario, no, of course not since being long and crooked is seldom helpful. However, any club can be friend or foe, it's just dependent on...
- you dont NEED any club in your bag by those standards. My drives go rather straight so yes, I do find it a necessity in many holes. There's a fine...
- If you want to get better and lower your HC, you will at some point have to have a driver to reach long par 4's or par 5's in two. But looking at y...
- Barring the putter, my driver is used more than any other club in the bag. I may only hit the 3 wood or 5 wood once or twice, and any individual ir...
- I hit my driver more reliably than my 3w. ???
- We all need a driver or two or many. My recent frequent slice and hook have made me mad, working on longer driving makes me tense.
- It's like saying that casino always hold an advantage so you won't play casino. I think you don't have to try to minimize your score every time you...
Jul 24, 2023 · On holes with tight or narrow fairways, using a 3-wood can offer better accuracy compared to a driver. The smaller clubhead and shorter shaft of the 3-wood make it easier to control the shot, reducing the chances of hitting the ball out of bounds or into hazards.
You can shoot very well without using a driver, using just irons. It’s easier to control a 7 iron and keep it in play (just because of distance dispersion) than a driver. Reply reply
If your goal is to steadily improve you will easily be able to break 100 without hitting driver. You will be able to break 90 too. Getting below 80, can be done, but after you break 90 you'll see the real cost benefit analysis of hitting driver vs playing it safe on a hole by hole basis.
Nov 13, 2023 · I am far from the first person to have thought of this concept, notorious free thinker Phil Mickelson has actually won a major with one driver, two drivers and even without a driver in his bag altogether!
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