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Falcon Fireblade Driver at golfdivision.co.uk
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One of the trickiest aspects of the game of golf is one of the simplest in principle. Driving the ball off the tee should in theory be a straightforward task – just hit the ball as far as possible in a straight line. The more advanced players incorporate fade or draw and consider trajectory taking the wind into consideration. However, most of us mere mortals just want to smash the ball off the tee and land it on the short stuff. That’s easy, right? Well, it turns out that it’s not that simple after all.
Drivers for Golf Beginners & Golf Improvers
One of the mistakes that beginners and improvers often make is to think that if they use the same equipment as the professionals use then it will give them an advantage. They read the golf magazines and websites and see that their favourite player is using an 8.5 degree driver, 46.5 inches long and fitted with an extra stiff shaft. They go and spend hundreds of pounds getting the exact same model. But anyone who has ever tried to hit one of these beasts will attest to the fact that it is near impossible for us ordinary golfers. It is the equivalent of putting a 17 year old learner driver in a Ferrari and wondering why they end up smashing into a wall. The most important thing about choosing a driver is not what you spend on it but making sure it is set up right for you. That is invaluable.
Falcon Fireblade Driver – The Technical Stuff
Most regular players need a loft of at least 10 degrees. With a user friendly 10.5 degrees the Falcon Fireblade perfectly fits the bill. Stiff shafts are all well and good if you’re as flexible as a ballet dancer and you can swing the clubhead at 200mph but they’re not much use for people like me. The only stretching exercise I do every day is on my trouser elastic and the only weight lifting I do involves raising a pint of Guinness at the 19th hole. Some gentleman golfers play with shafts that are way too stiff for them because of some kind of misguided male pride. Then they wonder why every shot they hit gets about 10 feet off the ground and veers off to the right hand rough. The effect of a shaft that is too stiff is to reduce the loft of the club head and to ‘draw’ the shot. This is because the player just doesn’t have the power required to get the clubhead in the correct position at the point of impact. The Falcon Fireblade driver is fitted with a low torque regular flex graphite shaft that helps the normal player get the ball airborne and flying in a straight line.
A Long Distance Driver
We use a driver to get the distance off the tee. You have no worries about distance being compromised with the Falcon Fireblade because if you play with a driver that is suited to your game you will hit that ball further and cleaner than you would ever do with a more expensive but ill-suited club. To give you that extra bit of confidence the Falcon Fireblade driver has a 460cc head size which is as big as you are legally allowed to go. Also included is a graphite friendly headcover to keep your new found pride and joy in tip top condition. At the price we are selling it for on the Golf Division website it’s got to be worth a try. Now all you need to do is to get out there and get that ball smashed down the fairway in a nice straight line. Easy, right!
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