Driver Degree?

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What is a good degree for a driver?

I have a 9.5 and a 10.5, but I want to get a 11 or 12 degree.

Will 11 or 12 make the ball just go higher and not further or will it travel higher and further?
 
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211pro

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To answer your question...

...more info is needed. What shaft are you using? What is your ball speed? Any curvature issues? What shaft length? What shaft weight?
 
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Launch Monitor and correct Fitting shaft (and Length),..

Yes How true they are correct words...

Just went out and decided on a Ping G5 with Grafalloy shaft 10.5 and couldn't hit the thing to save my life..

My 12 degree $15 Dollar driver goes 30 yards past it...

Lesson learnt, will never buy another driver unless it fits me.

Ping G5 sold on Ebay following week.. :(

Will never buy another Driver off the shelf again ever..
 
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Good Choice Jim.

But don't let the Pro just recommend a few to you and say,, this is good or this is bad.

You need a fitted driver..

Personally I'd wait till the Taylormade, Titleist , or any other tour vans are in your area and get down on the Monitor try a few different ones,

It's worth paying the extra bit for it..

Those guys can set you up with your spec , try and hit them then walk away if you want . No sale

Went with a Friend (Off Scratch) who was recently fitted at taylormade van with a R7 Quad, and I can see why he paid a bit more.. He just can't hit his drives wrong...

You can see it fit's him .. Don't know why but you can..

Good luck,
 
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