Taylormade And Nike, Golf Driver Trend
October 24th, 2009 | by admin |tina123 asked:
According to golf companies, you can not imagine what kind of work you can do with today’s golf drivers on the golf course.Now it is easy to purchase a new custom driver. But I’d say, it is a little more complicated than grabbing a golf driver and pounding the balls. Golf driver has been lifted into a high level gradually.
Golf manufactures must follow the modern golf technology to reinvent the design and function of today’s driver. Golfers now pursue the loft, face angle and drectional weighting to improve their hitting.The real cachet comes from drivers that feature adjustable fitting systems, which contain specially designed shaft adapters and hosel systems.
Nike’s SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit driver offers an adjustable hosel system that provides eight different settings which can produce up to 45 yards of directional difference. It starts with the rear “Power Bow” that gets thicker as loft increases from 8.5° to a 14.5°. As the mass shifts farther back and to the heel it adds a draw bias to the club head. Higher lofts have a shallower face height, producing a more closed face angle and a more upright lie angle which helps you square the clubface at impact. The system is user-friendly, as it provides visual and audible feedback when the club head is secured to the shaft. A directional arrow on the grip points left or right to indicate a closed or open face.
TailorMade’s new R9 Driver emphasizes their “flight control technology” (FCT). The adjustable head and shaft system improves golfers to lock the club head into eight different positions. Three movable weights can be repositioned around the club head to alter ball flight (left-to-right dispersion) by as much as 35 yards. You start fitting yourself by positioning the face angle (FCT) and then moving weights to dial in trajectory. The shaft fits into an aluminum sleeve and then into the hosel at a 1-degree angle. The adjustable hosel is not intrusive and can not be seen by the naked eye. Adjustments can create the opportunity to tweak face angle (2° closed to 2° open), lie angle (1° upright to 1° flat) or loft (1° stronger or weaker than the stated loft). These options allow golfers to tweak launch angle, direction control and rate of backspin on their driver shots.
Since the USGA implemented a new rule that permits the use of “adjustable” clubs, Callaway, Nickent and TaylorMade debuted drivers with locking mechanisms which allowed golfers to change shafts and club heads. The whole new ballgame age has come. More and more manufactures follow the way of TaylorMade and Nike.
Related article:TaylorMade Seated in Fourth Place
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According to golf companies, you can not imagine what kind of work you can do with today’s golf drivers on the golf course.Now it is easy to purchase a new custom driver. But I’d say, it is a little more complicated than grabbing a golf driver and pounding the balls. Golf driver has been lifted into a high level gradually.
Golf manufactures must follow the modern golf technology to reinvent the design and function of today’s driver. Golfers now pursue the loft, face angle and drectional weighting to improve their hitting.The real cachet comes from drivers that feature adjustable fitting systems, which contain specially designed shaft adapters and hosel systems.
Nike’s SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit driver offers an adjustable hosel system that provides eight different settings which can produce up to 45 yards of directional difference. It starts with the rear “Power Bow” that gets thicker as loft increases from 8.5° to a 14.5°. As the mass shifts farther back and to the heel it adds a draw bias to the club head. Higher lofts have a shallower face height, producing a more closed face angle and a more upright lie angle which helps you square the clubface at impact. The system is user-friendly, as it provides visual and audible feedback when the club head is secured to the shaft. A directional arrow on the grip points left or right to indicate a closed or open face.
TailorMade’s new R9 Driver emphasizes their “flight control technology” (FCT). The adjustable head and shaft system improves golfers to lock the club head into eight different positions. Three movable weights can be repositioned around the club head to alter ball flight (left-to-right dispersion) by as much as 35 yards. You start fitting yourself by positioning the face angle (FCT) and then moving weights to dial in trajectory. The shaft fits into an aluminum sleeve and then into the hosel at a 1-degree angle. The adjustable hosel is not intrusive and can not be seen by the naked eye. Adjustments can create the opportunity to tweak face angle (2° closed to 2° open), lie angle (1° upright to 1° flat) or loft (1° stronger or weaker than the stated loft). These options allow golfers to tweak launch angle, direction control and rate of backspin on their driver shots.
Since the USGA implemented a new rule that permits the use of “adjustable” clubs, Callaway, Nickent and TaylorMade debuted drivers with locking mechanisms which allowed golfers to change shafts and club heads. The whole new ballgame age has come. More and more manufactures follow the way of TaylorMade and Nike.
Related article:TaylorMade Seated in Fourth Place
Painting Vinyl Siding
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