So I suspect 9.5 degree drivers are lofted enough to screw up everything.
They seem too high lofted, if at address you lean back and hit up through the ball, where I also notice the 7*-8.5* owners thrive.
If you hit down and through with a 9.5* driver it reminds me of all the guys trying to kill it - but their ball flight is low and the ball rolls out on the ground coming up short. It seems 10.5* and up owners thrive on that type swing.
Then there has to be the middle guys who tip a bit back to make up the lower loft and dont realize they cant make up their mind.
So from the more experienced of you which is better? Does one style of driving offer advantage? Is workability found more in one style than the other? Is the only advantage of tipping back hard with low loft a longer but riskier trajectory?
I have an 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 RFE head to go see what you say.
They seem too high lofted, if at address you lean back and hit up through the ball, where I also notice the 7*-8.5* owners thrive.
If you hit down and through with a 9.5* driver it reminds me of all the guys trying to kill it - but their ball flight is low and the ball rolls out on the ground coming up short. It seems 10.5* and up owners thrive on that type swing.
Then there has to be the middle guys who tip a bit back to make up the lower loft and dont realize they cant make up their mind.
So from the more experienced of you which is better? Does one style of driving offer advantage? Is workability found more in one style than the other? Is the only advantage of tipping back hard with low loft a longer but riskier trajectory?
I have an 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 RFE head to go see what you say.