How many drivers do you have with you now?

Just curious, how many drivers do you have with you now at home?

If your answer is 15 and more, you are either a club fitter or collector....

3.

Kk, how abt refining the categories: 1, 2-3, 4-7 and over 7?

I have 3 drivers...

#1 my very old faithful...typically use it for overseas game and when I get nostalgic ( Clevage Lancher 400c)

#2 my current...typically use it for golf (Sumo 5000)

#3 Perpetual driver.....regardless if its #1 or #2, this one I have to use.....thats ME

4.

1st one Callaway Warbird.
2nd Callaway Hawkeye.
3rd McGregor Mectec
4th Taylormade R7
5th Callaway Diablo

Still prefer the 3rd one; so 4th and 5th given to friends, 1st and 2nd in storeroom.

Let's see.

1. Ping G15 Draw
2. Cleveland Launcher 09
3. Cleveland XLS Monster Draw
4. Mizuno MX-700
5. Callaway Big Bertha (from a long-gone era)

Quote :

Technospaz wrote:

Let's see.

1. Ping G15 Draw
2. Cleveland Launcher 09
3. Cleveland XLS Monster Draw
4. Mizuno MX-700
5. Callaway Big Bertha (from a long-gone era)

hmmm.....tell us the truth......seriously how many more!!!

Duval_S wrote:

Quote :

Technospaz wrote:

Let's see.

1. Ping G15 Draw
2. Cleveland Launcher 09
3. Cleveland XLS Monster Draw
4. Mizuno MX-700
5. Callaway Big Bertha (from a long-gone era)

hmmm.....tell us the truth......seriously how many more!!!

That's it, really. It doesn't matter, to be honest. I'll suck with one driver or with one hundred drivers.

Tot driver is an overrated tool in the golf bag. You dun really need it to play well but yet so much money and trouble to find a good one. On average we putt more than 30 times in a game and use the driver at most 14 times??

hahaha...... just my humble opinion.

Which club is not overrated/underrated?

i broke 90 with 35 putts but cannot even break 100 with 31 putts... all clubs are just as important to a certain extent

tohkh wrote:

Tot driver is an overrated tool in the golf bag. You dun really need it to play well but yet so much money and trouble to find a good one. On average we putt more than 30 times in a game and use the driver at most 14 times??

hahaha...... just my humble opinion.

I totally agree

But KK asked how many drivers not how many putters

1. Maruman Shuttle U 270ccc first driver still have it with me!
2. Maruman 330cc SOLD!
3. Maruman 380cc SOLD!
4. Maruman 400cc SOLD!
5. Maruman 460cc still have with me, kept in cold storage!
6. Nike Sumo 2 460cc currently using it! my prefered driver so far.

1 for me

a bad driver will cost you a lot of strokes, either badly fitted equip or bad swing.

one will try to kill the ball (for many reasons) with the driver = more mistakes.

Its the only club where distance is more important for normal golfers = more mistakes

Its a penis measuring tool, therefore longer is better = more mistakes

plus guys generally like to hit it hard rather than stroke it slow

for putters, most can putt relatively straight, they just cannot control the speed (not entirely due to putter) and read the green.

Also for drivers in general newer is better (can argue) but a 10yo putter can be just as good or better.

btw in about 2 years of inactive golfing,

BB460
Sumo5900
9015D
905R
983K

so far the Sumo5900 is still here. i go for all the cheapo drivers...

Bro Tohkh,

Pros avg 30 putts a round, the best ones about 29.xx. Their avg score is 69.xx

I putt 36 a round and my avg score is low-mid 90s.

20-25 score differential between a pro and me, only 6 contributed by putting.

Anyways, this thread is not about what club is more important.....simply how many drivers you have...dun be so opinionated ah bro

tohkh wrote:

Tot driver is an overrated tool in the golf bag. You dun really need it to play well but yet so much money and trouble to find a good one. On average we putt more than 30 times in a game and use the driver at most 14 times??

hahaha...... just my humble opinion.

For me, a good drive gives far more satisfaction than a good putt. Nothing beats the satisfaction of hearing a loud "piang" followed by a long drive splitting the fairway. Believe it or not, the type of sound that a driver makes is important when I choose a driver.

Thats why I changed 5 drivers and have changed putter only once. The putter was not even purchased; but a used putter given to me FOC by my boss.

hee hee hee..... thanks guys! not opinionated, just want to stir some opinions....
i love the one on penis measuring! hahaha