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What is your opinion about custom made golf driver versus store bought?

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asked by cindystoufflet (21)

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A custom made golf driver can be a good thing if you have a lot of money, and are willing to invest both time and money on going to a custom maker. You probably have to have a low handicap or have played the game for quite a long tim. However, if you are a beginner, it isn't worth it.

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posted by cb81 (595)
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I believe that in the end, if you can hit a driver (or any club), it doesn't matter if it is custom made, or store bought. Do you think Tiger Woods or any pro for that matter, couldn't hit a store bought club well? Of course they could. If it will work for them, it should work for you.

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posted by Brett (4831)
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Price may be an issue, depending upon where you are planning to have your custom-made driver built. From a technical standpoint, the custom-made driver can improve your ability to hit the ball, since the club length and swing weight can be adjusted to the your own personal height and strength. Store-bought clubs are generally designed to fit the masses.

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In my opinion, custon made golf drivers are better then store bought. The reason custom made drivers are better is because they are built to fit your body size and swing.

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posted by bowski (22)
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