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**Sx1qBli0** · 10-22-2009, 12:30 PM

What would you do?

As you can see from my sig I'm gaming an older Adam 9.5º RPM dual driver with an Aldila NV65 stiff shaft. According to the BBGPSgolf program on my phone I'm averaging 256 yards including roll of about 10 yards (I think) with a couple maxed out at 270. I have a pretty high ball flight with this driver and for the most part hit it dead straight or have a slight draw.

I'm looking a couple of different drivers that are on sale right now but since the range, simulator, and course are all very much different I don't really want to waste a bunch of money on a club that won't give me more distance or control. I'm looking at the older Speedline, Hibore XLS, Hyper X, and the Rapture V1. All of these drivers I can get for under $200 Canadian.

Why am I wondering if I should change? I only paid $35 for the Adams! So I'm looking at sort of a cost versus benefit. I know that irrational for most golfers.

Opinions would be appreciated.

Steve

10-22-2009, 12:30 PM	#1
Sx1qBli0 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 344 Senior Member	What to do? Buy or not? What would you do? As you can see from my sig I'm gaming an older Adam 9.5º RPM dual driver with an Aldila NV65 stiff shaft. According to the BBGPSgolf program on my phone I'm averaging 256 yards including roll of about 10 yards (I think) with a couple maxed out at 270. I have a pretty high ball flight with this driver and for the most part hit it dead straight or have a slight draw. I'm looking a couple of different drivers that are on sale right now but since the range, simulator, and course are all very much different I don't really want to waste a bunch of money on a club that won't give me more distance or control. I'm looking at the older Speedline, Hibore XLS, Hyper X, and the Rapture V1. All of these drivers I can get for under $200 Canadian. Why am I wondering if I should change? I only paid $35 for the Adams! So I'm looking at sort of a cost versus benefit. I know that irrational for most golfers. Opinions would be appreciated. Steve
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