If golfers accept the rule that limits golf ball performance, which they do, I see no reason for failing to accept similar limits on driver performance. I shouldn t answer that question, but I will. My favorite drivers are not the most widely used. I love the Kasco VS Tour for hitting low bullets and the Tour Edge 320J for hitting high bullets. Of course, my definition of a bullet is anything that goes 235 yards and ends up in the woods.
Every golfer needs to switch drivers at least twice a year.
It will be huge, about 500 cubic centimeters. It will look like a cantaloupe, except you can t eat it. It will be made of titanium and plastic composites. Its primary benefit will be accuracy rather than distance. The manufacturing process for these drivers is repeatable but not precise.