5 Best Golf Driver For Beginners 2018

So, you have just started playing golf and surrounded by a lot of golf accessories products and don’t know what to do. Well, you need good golf equipment and one important part of the equipment is the golf driver.
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Golf is a tough game to master and it is much more than just smacking the ball around. You need concentration, skills, and strength. One of the most difficult aspects to master is the art of drive. To become good in this area here are the 5 best golf drivers for beginners:

The Callaway Big Bertha Driver: It has a lot of features which makes it a little different from the others in the list. It is also a great choice for improving your golf game. If you check them closely they range from clubhead design to adjustable weights that are engineered well for a low CG. It, therefore, allows you to give a lower spin and a higher loft and more distances which a beginner golfer seeks in a driver.

The forged composite has high strength, allows big bertha to have adjustable perimeter weighting and the lightweight crown helps to save 20 gram of weight.

Nextt Golf Tetra II Platinum: Tetra II is one of the simplest drivers to align at address. It offers outstanding new innovation, beauty, and technology to the successful line of the Nextt Tetra series of hybrids and woods. It has a distinctive platinum crown and a black face.
Cobra Fly-Z Driver: It is the best driver for beginners and intermediate handicappers. You will be super impressed by its performance and out of all the tested drivers, this offers the best blend of distance with forgiveness, the two vital characteristics which all the higher handicappers must look for.

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