Should you have 2 drivers in your bag?

The club under review: Titleist GT3 Driver

Their verdict

Shortening a driver to 44 inches provides a significant boost in address comfort and strike consistency without losing the forgiveness of a modern 460cc head, making it a superior choice for golfers struggling with accuracy.

What they rate

• 44-inch shaft offers a 'significant difference' in address comfort
• Retains high MOI benefits compared to small-headed mini drivers
• Better control over the club delivery and strike location

What they don’t

• 46-inch shaft is physically harder to square up consistently
• Longer shafts can increase spin loft unnecessarily for some

• Shortening a driver to 44 inches provides a significant boost in address comfort and strike consistency without losing the forgiveness of a modern 460cc head, making it a superior choice for golfers struggling with accuracy.
• 44-inch shaft offers a 'significant difference' in address comfort
• Retains high MOI benefits compared to small-headed mini drivers