Left-Handed Drivers

Left-handed drivers with full-size heads, in lofts from about 9 to 12.5 degrees and in regular, stiff and ladies flex, from Powerbilt, Pinemeadow, COOLO, Forgan and others. The selection is smaller than the right-handed driver wall, which is normal for left-handed equipment, so each listing spells out loft, flex and...

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Left-handed drivers with full-size heads, in lofts from about 9 to 12.5 degrees and in regular, stiff and ladies flex, from Powerbilt, Pinemeadow, COOLO, Forgan and others. The selection is smaller than the right-handed driver wall, which is normal for left-handed equipment, so each listing spells out loft, flex and shaft in its title.

Fitment and sizing. Slower swings need more loft. If your driver swing speed is under about 90 mph, 10.5 to 12 degrees will usually carry farther than 9. Check the title for loft and flex before anything else.

Frequently asked questions

What driver loft should a left-handed golfer choose?

Choose by swing speed, not by hand. Under about 90 mph, look at 10.5 to 12 degrees; faster swings can use 9 to 10.5.

Do right-handed weights and shaft adapters fit a left-handed driver head?

Head weights are the same for both hands. Shaft adapter sleeves are not always: some makers, Ping among them, make a separate left-hand sleeve, so check the hand before ordering an adapter.

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