Driver length is a personal trade-off: 46" shafts maximize speed and launch for low hitters, while 44" shafts provide control for those with high, piercing flights.
Their scorecard
Distance: 5/5 — 46-inch configuration
Forgiveness: 4/5 — 44-inch configuration
What they rate
Longer shafts increase angle of attack and carry
Shorter shafts help manage spin and height
Tested back-to-back with identical GT3 heads for consistency
What they don’t
No single length works for every golfer
Shortening a driver often requires swing weight adjustments
Driver length is a personal trade-off: 46" shafts maximize speed and launch for low hitters, while 44" shafts provide control for those with high, piercing flights.