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**BenWired306** · 12-07-2006, 01:19 AM

I think that's the biggest misconception about driver head size. The bigger=the farther.

That's just not true. Like puke said, it'll just reduce your mishits.

Even though it's big, I use a relatively small driver head (titleist 975J), and i hit it well.

The shaft combination and the advanced titanium and technology are what will make you hit the ball farther, not the club head size. I feel i get less wind resistance with a relatively smaller head, and i like it that way. I don't like huge driver heads.

I used to play the J! I loved it, in fact I played that club up until I got my R7. It's simply not as long as the R7 though...

Tiger tried to play that small driver head while everyone was moving to big stuff, he eventually gave in, and jeesh did he ever, that sasquatch (non-tour like he plays) is ENORMOUS!

12-07-2006, 01:19 AM	#8
BenWired306 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	I think that's the biggest misconception about driver head size. The bigger=the farther. That's just not true. Like puke said, it'll just reduce your mishits. Even though it's big, I use a relatively small driver head (titleist 975J), and i hit it well. The shaft combination and the advanced titanium and technology are what will make you hit the ball farther, not the club head size. I feel i get less wind resistance with a relatively smaller head, and i like it that way. I don't like huge driver heads. I used to play the J! I loved it, in fact I played that club up until I got my R7. It's simply not as long as the R7 though... Tiger tried to play that small driver head while everyone was moving to big stuff, he eventually gave in, and jeesh did he ever, that sasquatch (non-tour like he plays) is ENORMOUS!
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