Confidence with your driver

You might think that you’re worried about hitting your driver because you’re worried about making a mistake. But what you’re actually afraid of is the consequence of that mistake, which is why minimising the risk lets you be confident, not cautious, with driver in hand.

You can do this by reducing the consequences of miss-hits. For example, in the above illustration, a miss to the right could send your ball for a swim and hurt your scorecard… unless you have a forgiving driver.

Looking at PING’s G Le2 ladies’ driver, we can see how the high MOI gives you that forgiveness as keeps bad shots in play. That’ll make a huge difference as you can give it a real whack and go further down the fairway without worrying too much about losing balls to the water.

Having confidence as you hit your driver – knowing that a mistake won’t become a disaster – helps you play better and enjoy your golf more. Why wouldn’t you want to experience that?