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Is an offset driver a good thing to buy?

I need all the help I can get with my golf game but is it worth the money?

asked by chrisp (7)

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Yes, this would probably help. As a golfer myself, I think you should try to get your swing fixed, as buying clubs to compensate usually isn't a good idea.

8 votes

I don't believe it is. If you can't hit a normal driver, I would try and use your 3 or 5 wood, or try a different type of shaft.

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posted by Brett (4892)
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Yes, they have a larger club face therefor increase the launch speed and give you better distance. Best for those playing larger and longer courses versus those that play on the shorter ones, like a par 3 type course. I have one and love it, I use it on any par 4 or abouve course.

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posted by bg (26)
4 votes

Enhancing your golf game with technology is okay. However, the offset driver is kind of a "gadget" club. If you are troubled with a slice, a hook, or getting the ball in the air, ask your local pro to help you with your swing. That will be the better value.

4 votes

I would suggest saving your money, or spending it on lessons instead. The club won't matter if your grip, swing, or follow through are not correct.

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My answer is no. You should think about using what you have and spending your money on lessons to improve your game that way.

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posted by ammanda (12)
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