What is good & forgiving ladies driver?

Thinking of changing my driver as i slice a lot with my RBZ SL driver. Any recommendations?

To be honest with u, after changing driver, you may still slice. You should address the root cause of your swing flaw which is unlikely the equipment issue ... My 2 cents' worth ...

Turbo wrote:

To be honest with u, after changing driver, you may still slice. You should address the root cause of your swing flaw which is unlikely the equipment issue ... My 2 cents' worth ...

didnt have this problem when i was using my old driver - wilson staff. and my friend's mizuno. thanks for the 2 cent worth!

Ur set gone???

vinjess wrote:

Ur set gone???

tonight will be gone. (hopefully)

Ask LV or Irene let u try RBZ lor.

vinjess wrote:

Ask LV or Irene let u try RBZ lor.

RBZ again... haiz. i dont like the grip for RBZ. phobia already. jetspeed SLDR?

stephtang23 wrote:

Turbo wrote:

To be honest with u, after changing driver, you may still slice. You should address the root cause of your swing flaw which is unlikely the equipment issue ... My 2 cents' worth ...

didnt have this problem when i was using my old driver - wilson staff. and my friend's mizuno. thanks for the 2 cent worth!

If ones fundamental is right, he/she should be able to use any driver without slicing in general. Perhaps this driver is new to you and hence, you have a temporary mental block. I suggest you give this driver another try, and refresh your swing fundamentals (for driver) at the same time ...

Try the XXIO ladies driver.. A couple of my friends used it and pretty happy with the results..

kissthegreen wrote:

Try the XXIO ladies driver.. A couple of my friends used it and pretty happy with the results..

thanks for the advice! any particular model?

Shorter shaft worked wonders for me.

I couldn't tee consistently well with the RBZ and RBZ stage 2. Few bombs in between but a lot of missed fairways. Both had the 46" shaft length. Switched to 45" 913 D2, and I started hitting more fairways.

swingandstroke wrote:

Shorter shaft worked wonders for me.

I couldn't tee consistently well with the RBZ and RBZ stage 2. Few bombs in between but a lot of missed fairways. Both had the 46" shaft length. Switched to 45" 913 D2, and I started hitting more fairways.

thanks for the tip. whats your loft.

stephtang23 wrote:

Thinking of changing my driver as i slice a lot with my RBZ SL driver. Any recommendations?

Before buying a new one, I suggest you switch shaft first.  Try a softer flex (if you are using regular flex, try a A flex or maybe a ladies flex).   Also cut it down to 44 inch. 

People slice is because the shaft is too stiff and too long.

stephtang23 wrote:

swingandstroke wrote:

Shorter shaft worked wonders for me.

I couldn't tee consistently well with the RBZ and RBZ stage 2. Few bombs in between but a lot of missed fairways. Both had the 46" shaft length. Switched to 45" 913 D2, and I started hitting more fairways.

thanks for the tip. whats your loft.

10.5, though I've never gone through shaft fitting.

Not advisable to cut down cos if do so and still not suitable will be hard to let go.

superputt wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

Thinking of changing my driver as i slice a lot with my RBZ SL driver. Any recommendations?

Before buying a new one, I suggest you switch shaft first.  Try a softer flex (if you are using regular flex, try a A flex or maybe a ladies flex).   Also cut it down to 44 inch. 

People slice is because the shaft is too stiff and too long.

hmmm i have been using a very stiff shaft.
i think i cant take softer flex. RBZ SL shaft is too soft.

then... dun look at ladies drivers anymore... go for men's regular flex.. burner series good..

katherinechiok wrote:

then... dun look at ladies drivers anymore... go for men's regular flex.. burner series good..

okay. thanks for the advice. R1 ? SLDR? or JET SPEED? any feedbacks before?

I just sold off anew R1 Asian R-flex....

vinjess wrote:

I just sold off anew R1 Asian R-flex....

then u tell me for what. why u never ask me?

stephtang23 wrote:

superputt wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

Thinking of changing my driver as i slice a lot with my RBZ SL driver. Any recommendations?

Before buying a new one, I suggest you switch shaft first.  Try a softer flex (if you are using regular flex, try a A flex or maybe a ladies flex).   Also cut it down to 44 inch. 

People slice is because the shaft is too stiff and too long.

hmmm i have been using a very stiff shaft.
i think i cant take softer flex. RBZ SL shaft is too soft.

You never know a shaft is too soft for you until you take a custom fitting.  Get measured for your swing speed, swing tempo, etc.  It's better than buying endless amount of drivers and find out later that driver doesn't fit you.

FYI Rbz is a perfectly fine driver.  When I used this driver about 2 years ago.  It was long and straight.   Really big head too.  Should be super easy to hit for everyone.....

superputt wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

superputt wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

Thinking of changing my driver as i slice a lot with my RBZ SL driver. Any recommendations?

Before buying a new one, I suggest you switch shaft first.  Try a softer flex (if you are using regular flex, try a A flex or maybe a ladies flex).   Also cut it down to 44 inch. 

People slice is because the shaft is too stiff and too long.

hmmm i have been using a very stiff shaft.
i think i cant take softer flex. RBZ SL shaft is too soft.

You never know a shaft is too soft for you until you take a custom fitting.  Get measured for your swing speed, swing tempo, etc.  It's better than buying endless amount of drivers and find out later that driver doesn't fit you.

FYI Rbz is a perfectly fine driver.  When I used this driver about 2 years ago.  It was long and straight.   Really big head too.  Should be super easy to hit for everyone.....

i think u are using stage 2. maybe you should try  RBZ SL.

Theoretically, higher lofts and lower spinning drivers should help you reduce the slice though won't entirely eradicate the problem. You probably have to get a professional to check your grip, ball position and shoulders position.

Alv1ngoh wrote:

Theoretically, higher lofts and lower spinning drivers should help you reduce the slice though won't entirely eradicate the problem. You probably have to get a professional to check your grip, ball position and shoulders position.

thanks. i agree. i think there is something with my grip too. i needed to hold my RBZ SL club face close and reduce swing speed to make it go straight.

Good luck with your golf!