Is an offset driver a good thing to buy?

Answer by  mooman2679 (1018)

Yes, this would probably help. As a golfer myself, I think you should try to get your swing fixed, as buying clubs to compensate usually isn't a good idea.

Answer by  Brett (7986)

I don't believe it is. If you can't hit a normal driver, I would try and use your 3 or 5 wood, or try a different type of shaft.

Answer by  bg (28)

Yes, they have a larger club face therefor increase the launch speed and give you better distance. Best for those playing larger and longer courses versus those that play on the shorter ones, like a par 3 type course. I have one and love it, I use it on any par 4 or abouve course.

Answer by  Threeputt (84)

Enhancing your golf game with technology is okay. However, the offset driver is kind of a "gadget" club. If you are troubled with a slice, a hook, or getting the ball in the air, ask your local pro to help you with your swing. That will be the better value.

Answer by  okcmouseketeer (779)

I would suggest saving your money, or spending it on lessons instead. The club won't matter if your grip, swing, or follow through are not correct.

Answer by  ammanda (19)

My answer is no. You should think about using what you have and spending your money on lessons to improve your game that way.