• Adds 10 yards to your shot

• Double the accuracy of the shot

(NB Moveable weights could be problem in U. S.)

A lot of golfers like to change the shafts and grips on their clubs to get a better match to their swing. this can work well but they have never been able to vary the weighting of the clubhead. That’s unfortunate, because they would probably find that their shots would improve immensely, if they could.

This is not just an idle thought, but is based upon evidence from a test carried out by an independent firm on a driver developed by a small golf company in Connecticut. The secret of this new breed of driver is that it has moveable weights in its soleplate.

Sixteen golfers of various handicaps were asked to position the weights in a way that would offset their biggest problem, and compare their shots with their own driver’s.

On average, the new driver kept their tee shots twice as close to a centerline, and went ten yards farther than tee shots with their own drivers. Their own drivers included ten of the best in golf.

Some of the results were dramatic. One golfer, an older man, straightened out his slice and went from 130-yard drives to 185-yard drives.

Another arranged the weights to compensate for his inside/out swing and went from 40 yards off the centerline with his regular club to 10 yards off with the new one. His regular club is a $500.00 titanium driver.

A 3-handicapper hit drives that were so long and straight he stared at the club as if it were an alien.