It may be golf’s least versatile club, but the driver sure gets plenty of attention.
Every golfer wants to hit the driver long, and preferably straight. It’s about more than ego, though. Since the driver is the first club used on most holes, hitting it well is the key to placing the ball in good position on or near the fairway.
Because it features the longest shaft and least-lofted face (aside from the putter), the driver – or #1 wood – poses unique challenges to every golfer. These golf driver tips make it easier to blast tee shots with maximum distance and accuracy.

