"There's the launch angle, which is how high or low your ball is coming off the face right after impact," Anderson said. "From there, the ball peaks at a certain height and then starts its descent.

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As an amateur golfer and a mid-handicapper, I often wonder what I need to do in order to generate more driver distance. Sure, swinging faster would help, but it’s never that easy — increasing club ...

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The updated Exotics LS, Max, and Lite drivers feature more carbon fiber, updated variable-thickness faces, and three models for the ideal fit.

Averee Dovsek explains how increasing your angle of attack is one of the easiest ways to gain distance with your driver.

The sexy, carbon fiber and titanium PXG Black Ops driver uses cutting-edge tech to smash more balls down range longer and ...

AUGUSTA — Hideki Matsuyama was admiring Bryson DeChambeau’s custom driver on the par-5 8th hole at Augusta National on Thursday like any muni hacker would gaze at a friend's shiny new gear. Matsuyama ...