Take a look at the latest golf drivers’ designs. If you are a tech-savvy beginner golfer, then you probably have a clue that there’s a world of differences between the modern golf drivers and the ones used at the beginning of the new millennium. Why modern drivers rely on more than loft And, by the way, if we have to rely on the ‘iron-comparison explanation,’ short irons do not deliver much distance, do they? But what everybody wants from their driver is extra speed, distance, and a straight ball flight. The swing changes play some role here too, but the technological advancements in drivers have been the main reason why the theory of ‘the higher loft-the better the driver for beginners’ isn’t a 100% valid anymore. Well, the main ‘culprit’ is the new technology of the modern driver. However, things have got complicated, and the logic behind this claim is getting twisted. The comparison between the short irons and long irons is enough to comprehend the logic behind this, as the short irons have more degrees and, therefore, are easier to hit. A driver with a higher loft produces higher and faster ball speeds if your swing speed is slower. Back then, it was a common perception (and proved one, too!) that the drivers with higher lofts were suitable for beginner golfers.Īnd there was a straightforward and reasonable explanation behind this. If we were to discuss the best driver’s loft about 15 years ago, things would have been much more straightforward.
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