<b>Length: 42.75" - With a shorter shaft length, you can catch the sweet spot more often </b><br>Most drivers are too long for recreational golfers. It’s a widely held belief that a longer shaft equals longer drives due to increased clubhead speed. And that’s true - IF you hit the sweet spot. And you know that off- center strikes hurt your accuracy, too. Our engineers tackled this double- whammy with the simplest solution possible - they equipped the Autopilot Driver with a shorter shaft. Aside from the consistency and accuracy benefits, the shorter shaft feels much more comfortable at address.<br><br> <b>Loft: 14.5° - Unless you swing faster than 100 MPH, you need a driver with extra loft</b><br>Every avid golfer knows more loft generates more height. Yet most of us play a driver with 10.5°; loft, tops. Unless you swing at 100- plus MPH, that’s simply not enough. The Autopilot’s 14.5°; loft ensures a higher launch off the tee. The added loft has a secondary benefit, too: It gives you an extra split- second to square the clubface and make better contact with the ball.<br><br> <b>Lie Angle: 60°- The Autopilot’s more upright lie effectively lengthens the impact zone</b><br>A brief tutorial: The longer the shaft and the more horizontal the lie angle, the farther from the ball you have to stand. This effectively flattens your swing plane, meaning the clubhead spends minimal time traveling directly down the target line approaching impact. Traditional drivers demand lots of rotation through the hitting zone, which requires exquisite timing. And if your ball position is off by just a hair, you can forget about hitting it straight. The A14 pairs a shorter shaft with a more vertical (upright) lie angle than most drivers. This moves you closer to the ball and raises your swing plane, so the club moves directly down the target line for a longer stretch.<br><br>