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He can't guarantee you Tiger Woods status but Martin Vousden, a former editor of Today's Golfer and one of the UK's top golf jounalists, can guide you to the right gear. Here he selects five of the best drivers Click here for Golf Drivers Overview.
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If you play off a single-figure handicap, the Ping G5 ProLaunch will meet all your demands. It comes from a company that has proven itself over the years to be one of the best, and if you really know how to play the game and want to get the most from your swing, this driver is the one to go for.
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Almost all the major manufacturers now have some sort of weight-adjustment system in their driver clubheads but TaylorMade got there first, and are still setting the standard. The r7 460 can help compensate for those flaws in your swing that no amount of practice seems to cure and is ideal for those with a handicap of 10-18.
If you're relatively new to the game, or have mastered the basics and are now making the move up to a serious bit of equipment, this is the driver that will help you realise your potential. It is ideal for anyone with a handicap of 19 and above.
In any industry there are lesser-known brands that produce excellent gear but don't have the marketing or promotional budgets of the big boys, and Kane Golf is one of them. But the company's Big Easy driver is on a par with those of the biggest names. It's a club suitable for everyone - at a price that should suit anyone.
As Jeremy Clarkson demonstrates so vividly on Top Gear, some cars are simply cool. The same goes for golf clubs. And the Nike folks, who gain kudos by having Tiger Woods inextricably linked to their kit, know cool when they see it. So if you want a driver that's straight from the fridge, this is the one. And it works too.