HOW LONG SHOULD YOU HIT YOUR DRIVER 48" GOLF SHAFT TEST

[@MarkCrossfield]

Let me know in the comments why do you think we don’t push out clubs harder? If you like the videos hit the thumbs up button it helps me out and subscribe to the channel to not miss the next free golf video. Thanks y’all.

[@vimy1589]

i'm 5'8" .. had a standard length 45" inch driver ... cut it down 1/2 inch .. completely changed and improved my accuracy ... it was a great move.. fairway finder ! I should have done this long ago

[@appydaze9419]

Same here mate.

[@byronshirley2467]

Ditto

[@marinmb44]

I obviously have some length but I didn’t notice until my driver was spec’d correctly. Two years ago I played a 44” Titleist 917 which I had a graphite design GP x shaft in it (ya, I just wanted a graphite design shaft) and distance was 275-290. Last year I tried a Mizuno st180 with a pro force V2 X and that felt ok, dispersion lessened but I could get it out there 290-305. Now I have a ping g400 LST at 44.625” with a $120 Aldila green tipped 1”. It’s tighter dispersion and longer than any driver I’ve ever had. The added head weight really helped me. Keep searching, if you find it, you know!

[@seanmclaughlin7415]

@@marinmb44 What do you mean by "tipped 1"?" Is that included in the 44.625? Did you try to hit the Callaway Maverick, or any of the other drivers? Or did you go straight for the G400? If you did try other drivers, what one felt like it had the most pop? Thanks!

[@marinmb44]

Sean McLaughlin , tipped 1” means an inch of the shaft is taken off the tip end before installed in the adaptor. 44.625” is the final playing length. The most pop is kind of impossible to discern.. I hit the same driver with two different shafts differently. Try everything and see what you like. For me getting the standard club specs like length, grip size (Oversize), driver loft, lie angle in a ballpark estimate started making finding a driver much easier. I bomb the ping though so I really don’t have to look anymore, like finding my wife.. haha. Cheers!

[@quigofamily6362]

Years of not hitting driver very well I also tried the 3 wood shaft trick and it helped me so much to build confidence and had me hitting fairways! Year or two later I’m back in a standard length and still hitting fairways.!

[@alexgoudkov4109]

One of the better videos from anyone I’ve seen in a while. I played from 44 to now 45.5 and there isnt any difference over a season other than once in a while you square one up and it goes extra 10 yards. However, on my 3 and 5 woods I went half inch shorter from Titleist standard and it made the biggest difference. Found it so much easier hitting it off the turf no longer scared pulling it out from 230 out.

[@wallstreetoneil]

We are basically clones - I went to a 6.5 HRZDUS Black at 44" on my M2 to build a gamer/10yard cut driver when I didn't have a repeatable swing. Worked on my game a lot/ got the club squared early on the downswing, changed to Mark's 10-finger grip with Medium +4 Align Grips and now back to 45.25" with a 6.0 HZRDUS Smoke in a Callaway XR16. I took 1/2" off my Callaway subzero 13.5degree 3wood (playing @14.5 weight forward) and also 1/2" off my Subzero Rogue 18degree 5wood - they are both so much better off the turf (233 carry with the 3wood & 220 with the 5wood - both off the deck - teed up I can get the 3wood to a 240-242 carry if I need it). I also did this with a Taylormade Gapr High #4 where I play it at 39.25" with a heavier than stock shaft - the SteelFiber i110CW in an X-Flex (has become my goto favourite club for anything in the 195 to 210 range - draw or fade - and is a great tee club for shorter Par4s

[@nigelday001]

Fascinating Mark , love watching you and Coach push the boundary in golf and asking the questions ...

[@howtodogolf]

6 foot 5, 45 inch shaft. I did try a 46 inch shaft for 6 months but found I was in trouble more often as my delivery wasn't as good. Some days I felt like I was swinging a shovel & my confidence went.

[@davepalmerton2429]

Video hit the nail on the head for me. 3 years ago fitted for a std. length Callaway Rogue driver. Hit it for a month and took it back telling the fitter I wasn't hitting it any longer than my old Taylor Made. I had him add an inch and a half longer extension to the original shaft. Instantly hitting it 20 yards past my buddy, who always hit same distance as me. 3 yrs. later and as long on mishits as him, still about 20 yards plus longer than him on most. Always been a straight hitter, longer shaft didn't change anything on dispersion. 5 feet 7 inches tall. May just have got lucky, but it has really worked for me.

[@alankasjan6488]

6' 1" Standard length. Love to see you keep trying the longer driver, to see if you will get better and better with it.

[@billybastar4022]

Your first drive was exactly the reason I went from a 45.5” to 44” driver. Increased my distance and more importantly, much more consistent center club contact!

[@ianpulham3624]

5 ft 7, standard length, Mizuno JPX. Got fitted for a Mizuno 190 driver and a 43 inch shaft. More accurate, more fairways, but I train with the longer one to improve technique.

[@nickjohns999]

As a high (23) handicap senior, I have just changed to a 1 inch shorter driver shaft. However,it is an X flex, (from a reg) which feels heavier so I can swing harder at the ball, with mostly centre strikes. The effect is to give me 5 yards extra and keeps me out of the trees on the right. 48 incher

[@willieppq7273]

6'0" playing PING G 44.5". As a seasoned older player, don't have strength to hack it out as you young studs do. So staying on or near the fairway is my top priority. Have read a lot of analysis by folks like Ralph Maltby and Tom Wishon and shorter is definitely better for those of us who simply don't have hours of time to devote to developing our games. Great video Mark always enjoy your perspective.

[@thewatchman6074]

I find with the longer driver I spend less time in the rough, because I've missed my fairway altogether, and am now on someone else's. Seriously though, I suspect with a little shaft balancing (and lighter), it has serious potential. Could we adjust to the new Bryson Crossfield, and could Mathew cope with being an "also ran" in the long drive stakes?

[@ThorinOakenshieldGSD2023]

I am 6'4" used to run a 2" extension on my driver. Went back to "standard length" which in my case with limited ability to rotate helped with consistency. At 61 years old, with a bad back, knees and shoulder from a good life, I will trade consistency for length. Realistically I am a 198 carry with 228 roll out using an older Callaway Razr.

[@MSDOGS1976]

I'm 6'0 and recently put a new shaft in my M2 making in play 47.5". It didn't take long for me to adjust. One range session and a round of golf. Seems very natural. I gained a few yards and miss hits no worse than with a 45.5" driver. I'm staying with it.

[@Thughes88]

5’6 And I use a 44 inch driver. I haven’t lost any distance with the shorter driver, but I’ve improved my dispersion quite significantly.

[@brianellis5146]

Loved the "when things go wrong" comment. In a Saturday morning club comp, I might hit three 300m drives in a row, and then the forth one misses huge right, and someone will always tell me "You need to slow your swing down!" :)

[@craig3775]

Always an interesting discussion, it has been for 40 years since I was a junior. I have tried a long driver, I struggled to find the centre of the face later in the round when fatigue set in. I prefer the Nick Faldo method, much more fun for me. We all have our own ways of enjoying our wonderful sport

[@davidthomson6209]

“Petrified Golf” never heard of that expression before, but it perfectly defines my golf game! 😂

[@markhill1103]

I'm 53. 5ft 7in tall. I have always used a 48in driver. I currently use the 8 degree sim with a 45oz extra stiff shaft with jimbomax small grips. My carry is around 285 average and have carried it 300 on occasions. According to my launch monitor.

[@ReaverWall]

I have more approached the game of going for the potential gain and work harder to get there. Even if it can be frightening to begin with the outcome is almost always worth it. Considering going for a fitting next year, if I can afford it.

[@rayford7319]

189cm tall and I use 48inch driver , love it I have no problem hitting the middle in fact I think the extra length keeps me from coming over the top

[@guybrown1865]

48”. One of my friends shortened his driver shaft and now hits more fairways. I use a standard length and miss a lot of the time but that’s my swing, working on it!

[@mickhvac3908]

You’re brilliant Mark.

[@ryanbarnett3002]

I would love to see you and Lockey test it for a bit.

[@mdevereaux510]

6’1”. I have played a 48 inch driver shaft for years now. There are several options out there (Paderson, House of Forged Maximus, Fujikura Flywire, etc.). Carry two drivers in the bag - 48 inch shaft and 46 standard length. Take the 48 inch out when I feel like pounding it out there. I don’t notice much of a difference as far as shot dispersion. If I hit the Long Drive shaft flush it goes 20 to 30 yards further. X Flex in the 48. Adds a little fun to the game. That’s what it is all about.

[@cameronfordyce7048]

im 5'9 and hit a 44inch length driver plus grip it 2inch down for my fairway finder. Playing a 90g tx and happy with losing 10mph dropping to 110. The longer or heavier the shaft the more fatiguing the club is to use and the worse & slower you play in the later holes.

[@rjchombre]

48 incher - that’s what she said. I used to be 5’10” but I have shrunk over the years. Probably more like 5’9” now and use a standard length driver. Yes continue down this path with more videos. Definitely an interesting idea.

[@randalljessee5443]

I've always used a standard driver at 6ft tall. Usually mostly toey struggled a lot to find fairways i went and got re fitted for my own driver the pro added 2 inches and I barely miss the sweet spot id imagine just like every thing else related in golf it depends on the person and their swing

[@r.wakefield521]

I'm 5' 9" and have an ave. drive of about 270-280 yards (290+ on a good day). I've tried a shorter shaft with added weight to the club head, which resulted in a drop in ave yardage (250-260 yards) but a slightly tighter dispersion. I'm experimenting with a longer shaft (48") and may even try a long drive driver just for fun.

[@tennissmiths]

Have you tried longer irons? Extra degree flat and rip it?

[@marinmb44]

Hi Mark. I’m 6’3” and I use 44 & 5/8” driver. My driver head is much heavier but it feels great. 44.5” and I get toe shots.. 44.75” and I hit the top of the face. Cheers!

[@chubbspetersonshand6496]

I game the Z driver in 47" length and a 60 gram shaft. I pulled weight out of the head by using the changeable weights Srixon offers. definitely hit it further than anything I've ever owned. do it!!!!!

[@pchisholm4]

I’m 6’3” and play what is currently standard on the TS2 (45.5”). Previously I added length to make my driver shafts the length the TS2 now offers with standard. I just find it’s the length I find middle of the face with most often.

[@markmellors254]

Great Video again Mark & Coach , I would love to see you gain some stats playing a couple of rounds with it. I’m 6”2 and play with standard length

[@4srv]

6 feet, standard driver, ping G. Love all your videos, thx.

[@ScottDreyfus]

68”s tall driver is 44 3/4 depending on how you measure. I measure length from grip cap to the center of the face. I’d be very interested to know your full data findings. Ultimately I’d love to see you test and track from 44 up to 48 over a month and get some launch data as well as strokes gained to figure out what loft/length will be the best “fit” for what you are trying to accomplish.

[@chrismitchell5496]

6' standard length driver. Great stuff MC!!

[@martyjones3934]

I just put a Hazardous yellow 48” in a ping G400 max, hit it 15 yards longer and straighter than my standard length, this combination is so easy to hit!

[@SloTpIck22]

I am 5'7" and was playing ping g30 with a standard 45 1/4 shaft that came with the club , struggled to find middle and be straight. Took advantage of the PXG Proto sale now playing HZRDUS yellow smoke at 44 1/2 and I am on average 20 yards longer and straighter hitting out of the middle.

[@SloTpIck22]

and I went from everything low and out of the heel to now everything out of the center and toe amazing the difference.

[@adamchastant5426]

5’8’’ and I’ve always used a standard length driver. I will be adding an inch to my driver in the offseason to test and find out if there are any gains to be had!

[@adamchastant5426]

**Update:** I'm still 5'8" lol, and I played the ’21 golf season with a 46.50” counterbalanced shaft in my driver. Hands down, it has been my best driving season by far. Not only did my average driving distance increase, but my accuracy increased as well. It takes a couple sessions to get used to the length and weighting, but after a few rounds, I no longer noticed the difference. Irregardless of my increased accuracy, it’s the potential distance gains on each tee shot that I CANNOT and WILL NOT give up! I plan to continue using my current 46.50" shaft and will test a 47” shaft as well, as I hit bombs in the '22 golf season!

[@alexstarlow582]

I am 5' 7" and I have played with a 47.5 inch driver for over 30 years. I hit 65% to 70% fairways. And if I miss a fairway I am rarely way off course like Coach. lol I pretty much hit a straight ball to slight draw so that is why I don't get into lots of trouble if I miss a fairway. My miss is 50/50 left or right.

[@floridasaltlife]

Give it a chance !! We all need you to follow through with this so we can see. I is what your channel is about in a way...

[@markmaioli4]

So I'm 5' 9.5" tall and play a standard TM M5 at 45.75" long. Have never played a shorter than standard shaft in my driver. VERY interesting video and questions posed. I would like to see you try a counterbalanced shaft to see if the feels differ and maybe it helps with the heavy feeling. I think more experimentation is in order! And definitely another round of two 👍

[@andrewjgordon1372]

I would play and feel pretty comfortable using that longer length of driver Mark, also think it would be an interesting excercise to go at over a full round or few rounds and see how things stack up..great vlog as always

[@rickoh7578]

I'm 5 foot 8.5 and my driver is 44.5 inches, I've always used a shorter driver, I can't seem to square the club face with a normal length driver.

[@andythompson3777]

I'm 5'8", always played standard. Current driver is Callaway standard 45.75". Never tinkered with shift length and never been fitted. Think I'd look to get fitted before I play around with different shift lengths.

[@geraintharries98]

I'm 5 ft 8" with a wingspan of 5ft 10" using a standard length driver. I grip almost down to the graphite...

[@TW92]

5'11 (and three quarters) haha, I use the taylormade original one mini driver which plays at 43.75. 11.5 knocked down to 9.5 loft. Either fairway or first cut 270-290 area.Everything was low heel with modern size driver so huge improvements

[@ryanrichardson9915]

Great content as usual. I’m a Low single digit guy, but You have definitely made me better golfer without even knowing it. You do a good job of making people think about facets of the game that they probably never would have thought of. And I know after all of these years, getting “creative” as it pertains to creating new content is probably your biggest challenge. Well, as just some guy from Arizona, I really enjoy it! BTW, check out The Marcus King Band, I think you may like it being a music and guitar guy.

[@patsco76]

Bit of practice, get comfy with the change, I don't see any negatives. Defo in the bag Mark !!

[@paulgolfer]

Mark my name is Paul about 5ft 9 16 st , a senior 16 handicap. It does not matter what driver I hit or shaft in it I think, like my shafts are regular but for rescue 3i which is a stiff gold shaft and i can hit that well . I play with a nice fade 240 yards .ive hit the Cobra Max off set red superlight shaft 22g and still hit a lovely fade . Paul

[@neilcoles1683]

6’3” and gamed a 48” driver then had a lesson and got 1” taken off and control and dispersions has improved

[@thomasatkinson8105]

Much of golf is in your head was this? It's bloody hard to tell 😂

[@davidharris2517]

Remember to add some lead tape to the head to get the swing weight back up

[@gordonsmith1113]

I'm 74 years old I have arthritis in lower spine went from standard shaft to a 48 inch best move I ever made it made me slow down my swing but I hit it longer average now 235-245 can drive a 260 par 4 in right conditions and it is less painful on my back, haven't had nerves burnt out for 4 years when it was every 10-14 month's AND it is very accurate on fairways now and again I go into first cut but can deal with that ,I would advise most seniors to try it ,you don't have to try and knock the skin off it every time that's where most people go wrong

[@Snowman9K]

5'9". I built a 48" using a Cobra F7 with all of the weights removed. I had to go a flex softer because the head was light and didn't flex the shaft enough with the normal flex. But if you keep the same head weight, you might have to go up a flex, as you said Srixon did. I gained 10-15 yards. Everything was a fade. Eventually I got to where I was trying to hit it hard and then it became duck hooks. So it got retired. I keep intending to try again.

[@johnwallace520]

5'9" and use a standard length driver. My old Ping Anser driver came with a shaft 0.5 inches shorter and I reckon it aided my accuracy.

[@healthygolfer]

Height of individual as well as where your hands are from the ground will also determine length of club. Ricky Fowler uses 43.5".

[@SolomonLi]

I'm between 5'10 and 5'11. I play a driver that's slightly cut down, just because I don't like the feel of gripping it down further and I like the way it looks at address. I've played standard length and the difference is so negligible for my game that I just went with comfort. That being said, I do like what Bryson is doing. It asks a lot of questions. I want to see Mark go with the longer driver to see if he can max out his numbers and knock down the spin a little bit to see if it'll sneak a little longer. 48 incher!

[@kileypaet8221]

I'm 5'10" and play 46.5 inch driver. Best I've ever drove. Tried 45, 44, 43, but like this the best. Have a 48" also, still straight, but strangely feel slower.

[@leozeggert1916]

6'4" All woods (Driver, 3 wood, 3 & 4 hybrids) standard length. All irons, 1/2 over standard. Putter 36".

[@fabiennebrett-lavelle999]

great video lads, I'm 6 ft 4 with standard length shaft

[@alanburton9011]

I am 5ft 7 59y old and have been using 48inch drivers for about 7 years, i have not got any better but loads of fun which golf should be!!!.

[@AlexanderMacleod]

I'm surpirsed by the numbers but not surprised at the same time. I think you should game the 48' and see how it goes. Great video once again Mark

[@danielmitsch6734]

“48 incher”6’1 and I use a 44 1/4 inch driver.. it’s helped me hit more fairways for sure.

[@kevochanner8859]

48 incher but I use a standard 45 gram senior shaft. I did have a standard stiff but tried the lighter shaft and the length and dispersion were excellent. I would like to try a longer shaft but you would have to keep the same feel. That may mean going to a regular or stiff flex and keep the shaft weight. You may have to put weight in the grip to keep the swing weight the same.

[@Adrian-yv8sy]

im 5'7'' and driver is 1/2'' shorter than standard - found strike was more consistent for me with slightly shorter club and then felt more confident

[@Pentelesh]

I'm 187 cm, 6,1 feet =) and I did cut my driver shaft a bit few years back. Now playing 44,75". The reason I did the cut my driver was strike and the slightly shorter shaftlenght does help me with strike and I did not lose any distance on best shot (say out of dozen) but my Average distance is way better as the worst shot due to strike were so bad that I could hit my 3 iron past it =)

[@joesector9586]

Love that you are doing this before Bryson reveals his 48. You ended by saying you were going to keep trying, so if you are you must do a compare of the X with the S flex. You'll have to go farther out of the "box" with your thinking. By the way, I love what Bryson is doing. The game will survive just fine.

[@cfmiller173]

Yea let’s see the round with the longer club. I’m trying something similar my self. Long shaft callaway XR vs my standard ping g 400 max

[@mgourmet]

I'm 5' 9", 63 years old, with very limited flexibility from back issues. I play a Cleveland HB Launcher Turbo 10.5-degrees, with the stock 45" shaft cut down 1" to 44". I might have given up a few yards on perfect strikes, but the standard club was just too long and heavy for me to control. I can drive the ball only about 195 - 210 yards here in hot, humid South Florida, but most of them are right down the middle. My H.I. is 9.3, mainly due to a pretty good short game.

[@AlexNblue]

Man, mind blown a bit on this video. Potential on that club is massive, if you work on the swing. Being a tall bugger this is making me think for my next driver. 🤨

[@petelandry1149]

I started playing with the very long Cobra Long Tom several years ago, in response to losing distance off the tee, as I entered my late 40s. I jumped on a Trackman with a fitter and tried PING, Taylormade et al standard drivers with virtually I identical 250 yard drives, give or take, when the fitter asked me to try the Long Tom almost as a bit of a joke. I instantly picked up 25 yards and several mph of speed. Oddly enough, despite misgivings, I quickly managed to become quite accurate with it, after a bit of practice. I’m a single digit handicap and was always quite accurate. Finding the sweet spot hasn’t really been a problem for me. People have too many preconceived notions about golf. Happy to see DeChambeau smashing through those. There’s no reason why it should be such an issue to find the right timing with the longer shaft and, if you ask me, it’s a simple solution to finding distance, especially with the giant forgiving heads we use today. In a world where most amateurs are hitting 230 yard drives, I’m ripping them 275 to 290. I’m an eighth below 6’ btw and a 4 handicap.

[@bradscoble7078]

48 incher. Nice to see coach finding the middle instead of the standard toe ball to start. I wonder with all this distance talk if they roll driver length back before the pros learn to mash the 48 inch drivers. Stop it before Bryson gets started. Very interesting video as always

[@johnaddison351]

I'm 6'6 and I use a 42 inch driver.yes 42 inch. swing weighted accordingly. I might not hit it as far as some of my playing partners but a leist I'm usually playing from the fairway.

[@ryanrichardson9915]

6-0. 44.5" Sim Max 10.5 set at -2*. Graphite Design Tour AD VR-6 (soon to be HD) is an absolute Rocket Launcher. I've only gotten straighter after switching from 45.5.

[@jacobmccain8082]

"48 incher" 5'10" and 45". I find it gives me the best combo of speed and consistency. I tried up to 46.5 and down to 43.5. 45 just feels right.

[@davidcrawford3047]

Cobra long Tom was 48” with a shorter grip to stop gripping down was longer no doubt out the middle but misses were wilder

[@scottsmith8546]

You can easily add more distance, but you must change your stance a bit also. Open up your stance slightly, place the ball two inches further away and an inch forward (closer to the left toe line), to take advantage of the extra length and allow the longer shaft to reflex through impact.

[@mitchmorris8973]

I'm 6.1 and use a standard length but all my iron's and wedges are half inch longer, I'm pretty sure that you will find a way to get your numbers dialed in soon with a bit of practice bruh you are a fairway machine 👍

[@northyorkshiresocceracadem8435]

Mark, what exactly did you say on 1:59?

[@deanbrayshaw5862]

Enjoyed the video Mark being just over 5ft 6" my driver is 44.5". Would like to see you try the autoflex shaft the TXG boys have been testing.

[@peteraloisio3533]

48 incher A really interesting observation from someone with bugger all golf experience. If you have the ability to change your strike on the clubface, would you simply try to hit it out of the toe knowing that your swing will end up pulling the club to strike the ball out of the middle?

[@stingersallday]

4 "48 incher" I'm 5'9 I play a 44.5 inch driver. Strike and accuracy improved...even gained some distance due to finding the center more

[@conorgreen3384]

6ft 5, standard length as bought second hand (Callaway Rogue). In a couple of years I'll look to get fitted for a driver.

[@jeffcook8842]

5 10" Wide shoulders, long body shorter arms and legs. I hit a properly weighted Cobra King Xtreme Tour Length Driver. Any longer is too hard to control. The best settings for my swing Is Lite flex (88m0h) 8 degree D. I fly it between 190 and 210 depending on conditions. Because of my body shape and a bad left knee, any higher loft results in a shy ball. For several years, I used a low loft 3 wood i\to fix the issue It worked OK, straight, but not overly long..

[@81Justathought]

I'm 5'4 and use a standard legth driver, but my next driver I'm getting will be custom fit before next season cause my season is winding down really quick.

[@GoalCreaseGuardian]

6'2" tall and I've never done anything other than standard length clubs. Always wondered if something needed to change

[@randymahony8157]

I was using a 45 .5" 55 gram project x regular flex but I just got fitted for a mavrik standard with a 45 gram Aldila regular flex .

[@philosophactory]

"48 incher". I'm 6'3" and use a 43" driver. I'm a consistant 280 yard carry (not necessarily on the fairway I'm supposed to be playing). i'd like to see you keep trying with it.

[@paulbull3431]

6’2” and 44inch driver. I find it suits me better. Only lost 3 yards on track man over 46 due to strike but better dispersions.

[@bronze2master]

6ft 8 and a standard driver always wanted the 48 but I have such wild shots with standard was worried it would become worse with the longer shaft

[@NightMaerzzz666]

Love the video, I'd 100% have a crack even if it only gave me 1 better drive in a whole round of 18. As golfers shouldn't we always be striving for greatness!😁👍

[@tonywestwell]

“48 incher” 5’ 8” tall I am and use standard length. Interesting video this mark. Yes i want you to work harder and do a full round with this driver. I can have quite wild rounds with my driver sometime and would be petrified using a longer one. Great stuff though keep it up.

[@philbyng4099]

I'm 5' 6.5" , had the shaft shortened to 44.25" . So much easier to control than standard 45.5 .

[@andrewpeak8242]

Hi Mark were you using your new power swing on this test

[@jamesbrown6372]

I was really looking forward to Marks change from start of season bag to new bag, driver switch etc. The Covid stuff best bolt or srixon best sponsor for another season

[@kevincairns6742]

"48 incher" 6'1" standard length. Does taking a deep breath before taking club away not tense up your core?

[@graemefinlayson2032]

Tried a driver shaft 2" longer. Greater club head speed but strike compromised too much. So a net loss! 48" Mitubishi Bassara for sale!!

[@paulmcfadden6517]

48 incher 6'1" - 45" driver. Considering shortening it to 44.5", or even 44". Current driver (z565) "sometimes" feels a little heavy. Maybe the reduced swingweight will help.

[@philgalesv650]

If you feel COG moved to the heel get srixon to send you a lighter weight to put in heel or heavier to put in toe to move it back.