To begin, keep in mind that you will never see a professional golfer utilize all of their drivers or more than one putter. There is usually some diversity in how golfers use a typical club set, like as one driver, one putter, or a set of irons. That being said, many top players do have multiple drivers in their bag, usually including a fairway wood and a driver. Generally, the more powerful your drive, the better chance you have of hitting it far. This is why most high-level players will often have several different types of drivers in their bag, so they can choose the right tool for the hole. In addition, there are certain situations where only a particular type of driver will do, such as when making an approach shot. Knowing what kinds of holes we're looking at will help guide our choice of driver. For example, if we know we'll be approaching close to trees or buildings then we should select a shorter driver, otherwise we could end up with a long ball that's difficult to stop once it gets going. As mentioned, most professionals will have several different types of drivers in their bag. These include a length-of-range driver, which is useful for distances from 300 to 500 yards; a power driver, for shots between 200 and 300 yards; and a short-irons driver, which is best for shots under 150 yards.