9.5 degree driver slice

 · Yet Ko uses a driver with 9 degrees of loft— degrees less than Koepka. What gives? Aren’t golfers with slower swing speeds supposed to use drivers with more loft? This combats a slice. So, don’t think that going from a * loft to a * will cure your slice. But if you went from a * to a 12** loft, and shortened the shaft to 43 1/2–44 1/2″ I’ll bet good money that you will at least reduce the amount your shots curve and you’ll hit the ball noticeably longer!  · The degree loft produced a landing angle of degrees. The degree loft produced a landing angle of degrees. As you can see, landing angle has a great influence on “roll out.”. With all things equal, the slower the club head speed, the flatter the ball will need to land in order to produce max distance.

How to Know Whether to Use a or Loft. A golf club’s loft refers to the club face’s angle relative to the club’s shaft, according to PGA pro Mark Blakemore. The least-lofted golf club, other than a putter, is the driver. Drivers are typically lofted between 8 and 11 degrees, so drivers with lofts of and degrees are common. If we can hit a degree driver on the sweet spot everytime, we should get a higher ball speed and a lower trajectory than we would get with a degree driver so, in theory we are going to get more distance with a driver than we would with a driver but that is easier said than done. Yet Ko uses a driver with 9 degrees of loft— degrees less than Koepka. What gives? Aren’t golfers with slower swing speeds supposed to use drivers with more loft? This combats a slice.

WILSON PROSTAFF SGi 12° OFFSET ANTI SLICE MENS REGULAR FLEX DRIVER +HEADCOVER KING COBRA OVERSIZE TI TITANIUM OFFSET DEGREE DRIVER ULTRALIGHT. The TaylorMade M4 D is available in , and degrees of loft. Although many slicers want to hit the ball. ٢١‏/٠٨‏/٢٠١٥ To add more Spin Loft, simply use a higher-lofted club. So if you are hitting the ball sideways, a higher-lofted club will most likely help you.