Driver sweet spot

 · As seen on Golf Channel: Finding the center of your driver face, aka the ‘sweet spot,’ can help with your consistency. By GOLFTEC Digital. There’s hardly a more satisfying feeling than nailing a drive right on the sweet spot and watching the ball fly far and straight down the fairway. Of course, if that were your reality for every tee shot, you’d probably be on the Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · The true sweet spot on a driver is the size of a pin point and simply CAN'T be made any bigger. There is only one true sweet spot on any driver where you will get maximum ball speed and no twisting of the driver head at impact. Missing this spot by the tiniest amount imparts sidespin on the ball and costs you ball speed and distance.  · Golfers who tee the ball up too low will not be able to make contact on the sweet spot, even with a great swing, simply because there isn’t enough room between the ball and the turf. Modern drivers with cc heads have sweet spots with are rather high on the face, meaning you need to tee it high if you are going to let it fly.

There's no enlarged sweet spot on any driver, on any club face, whether it's an iron, a driver, what have you. The sweet spot is simply the size of a dot. If you look closely here, you can see I've actually drawn a dot on here where the sweet spot is. Now, the question that you're asking yourself is well how did you know where the sweet spot is?. The Sweet Spot is Dynamic Something that very few golfers realise is that the sweet spot of a golf club is not a fixed point, it moves depending on the precise impact dynamics of each strike. This phenomenon is only really relevant with larger-headed clubs, such as the driver, where the CoG of the club head is set back away from the club face. Most drivers place their sweet spot higher up on the face. Teeing it higher can help give you more room to get the sweet spot on the ball at impact. If you tee to low, you never give yourself a chance of hitting it on the sweet spot. #2: Keep the face as square as possible at impact.

In actuality, what golf manufacturers ads are referring to is that their drivers are more forgiving in that when you do miss the sweet spot you. The Sweet Spot: Tee It Forward survey, new rule on driver lengths, Wisconsin golfers at Korn Ferry qualifying. The sweet spot on your golf driver is located very close to the center of the clubface. The actual spot will be slightly different depending on the type of.