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 breaking drivers in quick successionlittle assist please!! i recently broke my howson prodrive driver from the howson prodrive package and decided to replace it with a forgan red square (graphite shaft). however on the day i got my new shiny driver i then proceeded to lop the head off of that one too after about 10 hits.Both drivers heads came off and flew onto the grass and broke off between the hosel and ferrule. immediately im not the greatest hitter on the globe however i do at least hit the ball. Im not somebody whose shunting the club head into the ground. i suspect that i can be hitting the ball amongst hosel or ferrule however can a club truly break after about 10 hits? i locate that somewhat ridiculous and cant assist however feel ripped off by the club maker. if it's indeed likely to ruin a club in 10 shots are there any techniques for improving my swing so that i dont go and waste more metal and cardboard shipping. god knows that everyones damn scared of destroying the environment as it's. any opinions would be appreciated. Read more on this topic Launch monitor, drivers, and weight shift...I am not so confident in the simulator anymore. I would hit one at Golf Galaxy only yesterday. This is what happened:Driver: TaylorMade Burner 10.5 with stock RE*AX stiff shaft (50g, I think) Ball speed: 175 mph Launch angle: 12 degrees Carry: 250 yards. I know at least a number of those numbers do not add up. I know for a fact I hit the hell out of the ball, which makes 175 mph plausible, however 250 carry? I asked the pro about it - he said the machine does not register drivers and 3 woods properly - that they may be often as much as fifty yards short. That most certainly leaves me wondering, that 1) did John Daly's tip "Lead using your belly" actually sort of show me a proper weight shift and move through the ball and 2) ought to I shell out the paper for the Burner? I mean, 175mph, that is Tiger's speed... Read more on this topic How to increase distance with the driverI've reached a point where each shot has the correct trajectory which is straight or has a slight fade on a normal hit. Are there any techniques for increasing distance as I would prefer to be driving the ball over 240 consistantly. Would weights assist me significantly or are there any drills to accomplish maximum power?Thank you. Read more on this topic Other Golf Related Topics
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