When your 3 wood starts out performing your driver

[OTG]

So I set my driver back to neutral and used it sparingly during my round yesterday... Hit my 3 wood on the 1st & 2nd then had a swing of the driver on the 3rd once my swing was a bit more warmed up. Then mixed it up depending on the hole from there on out, but mostly went back to the 3 wood when I needed to be accurate.

 

The biggest take away is that with the 3 wood, I am confident to wind up and crank it. And it's going to be pretty close to where I wanted it to go.

 

Where as if I wind up and crank the driver, I just don't know what's going to happen.

[revkev]

Back on the smaller head thing the pros prefer a smaller head because they don't need the bigger sweet spot and it's easier to work.

 

Any fitter worth his salt is going to carefully consider shaft length. The first issue he has is trying to get the guy on the sweet spot consistently and that is often a matter of shaft length. He's unlikely to go smaller head because most of us need the additional forgiveness that a larger head affords.

 

It is funny how we all differ. I hate my fairway woods and dread the holes I need to use them on. It's a big sigh of relief for me when that shots over with.

 

Give me driver anyway - at least my mistakes with be straight.

 

 

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