TOP 5 DRIVERS for MID HANDICAP GOLFERS!! (Part 1)

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MID HANDICAP- TOP 5 DRIVERS!! (Part 1) – in this video we show you a MID HANDICAPS TOP 5 drivers. Rating the look, the sound & the performance with the HELP OF TRACKMAN!! Are you looking for a NEW DRIVER! Make sure you take all of this in to account!!! Selecting the correct driver will help you lower your scores and reduce your handicap! This will help you break 70, break 80 or break 90!!!

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@davidgroom9667 says:

Maybe put some foot spray on to see strike?

@stevenl.halesr.6894 says:

He needs to try the Tommy Armour 845 or 845 Max!!!

@colinmorgan1025 says:

I love the channel but hate the pudge on hole . I’m a 18 hcp . Play 1 a week but swim driver at 112 . So no way would these drivers work . My loss is multi direction not strike location . Clubs should be set for how well you strike club not handicap

@stephendibari5010 says:

My 2016 M2 is still in my bag since April 2021. Now with a Small Batch Evenflow Riptide CB 6.0 Don’t plan on changing anytime soon. Was custom fit for that shaft and averaged 1.49 smash factor! I’ll keep it another year or 2.

@TheSwineheart says:

I love my M1 driver. Dave has good taste.

@tommchugh9676 says:

Please test a Tour Edge Hot Launch driver. See if a new inexpensive driver can beat his old one!

@billpilling5725 says:

First driver i ever bought on my own was a Ben Hogan ws-3. Yall think the old calloway fti or nike sasquatch square drivers sounded horrible…? Thing thing sounds like you just thrown an old aluminum trash can down the steps that Father Marin tossed himself down in the horror classic The Exorcist… But its got an Aldila NV stiff 3 wood shaft in it and its so good even to this day compared to my PXG 0211. I pull it out often when i know im going to be playing with a crowd just to see the looks on their faces when they hear the sound of this monstronsity compared to how it preformes after all these years.

@CamMacMastermusic says:

I recently bought the PXG 0211 and I’m finding the middle of the face more with a 44” shaft. Balls are flying farther from my smooth swing then with my fast swing off the toe or heel. I love mine, I hope he loves his. Great video and idea Chris.

@GOLFADDICT65 says:

would like to see the Titleist TSR2 tested….cheers from Canada

@davidcole2337 says:

Good Video today. Still Rocking Callaway Mavrik Driver.. Finally got it setup for my swing.. to me only thing that matter is how does it perform.. Could careless about Sound or looks. What ever gets me distances and forgiveness.

@royclose946 says:

Well done Chris ????

@lilvfr400boy says:

Have clubs really moved on since the m1 though ? Weight center and back I don’t really see how they can massively improve much more. Tried the Ltd x driver , I use the 2016 m1 .I’ve tried the speedzone and the ping g425 but I just didn’t see the extra benefit and I’m not fantastic with a driver my bad shots a high cut fade that drops short but this still happened with them all ????

@dr.rockso.4432 says:

It's winter time now. Get a stand bag.

@paulmcgee1867 says:

Mizuno does well testing ????

@danfields3341 says:

Dave needs to be mic'd up

@danfields3341 says:

Great addition/content for handicap golfers testing clubs….

@petermolyneux9544 says:

I'll be interested to see what Dave thinks of the PXG. I have a Cobra SZ Xtreme which is OK, but I find I'm getting a lot of off centre strikes. When I saw the PXG at £129 they only had 9 deg left in left handed. However, when I looked at their adjustment chart, I saw that adjusting to 10.5 deg also alters the lie to around 2.5 deg flat. My iron fitting suggested 2 deg flat, so I figured the pxg would be good for me. And it is. Many more centre strikes, and very accurate. The sound is quite dull, so Dave may not like it, but I prefer this to a loud sounding drive. Biggest bargain I've ever had!

@luisbuenorubio9935 says:

another video comparing driver heads when almost everything in the driver has to do with the shaft

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