In general, the loft of your driver should match your swing speed. This is going to be the best loft option. If you swing slow you’ll want more lof...

In most cases, yes, higher lofted drivers are easier to hit. However, each individual golfer has their own quirks that will decide what lofts are b...

Yes, a low loft driver, for the average player, is going to make it harder to hit the ball. Lower loft tends to add quite a bit more side spin, cre...

A higher lofted driver is generally going to be more forgiving, but that is not always the case due to the added spin rates of high lofted drivers....

The average loft of a driver ranges from 9 degree loft to 10.5 degree loft right off the shelf. It’s also easy to find drivers of higher lofts if n...

The best loft for a driver is usually around 10.5 degrees for amateurs, but it really depends what your specific issues are. The best loft for driv...

Driver loft does affect slice spin. Typically, the lower the loft of any golf club, the more likely you are to put side spin on the ball. If you’re...

The ideal launch angle for a driver is between 15° and 17°. This is NOT the same as loft. Launch is defined as the angle between the ground and the...

Most PGA/LPGA pros are using a driver loft from 9° to 11°, unless you’re Bryson DeChambeau who uses 8° (and sometimes even less). The pros swing RE...

An adjustable loft driver is a driver that has an adjustable hosel. You can typically change the loft to around 1° below and up to 2° above from th...