Golf driver not legal

 · Though DeChambeau experimented with a inch driver in the run-up to the Masters, he opted not to put the club in play and typically uses a 45 ¾-inch model. Few pros, in fact, use a driver.  · Golf report: a look at some of the illegal equipment that's out. Golf may rely on an honor system, but there's lots of equipment to tempt the most abiding players to bend the rules. Golf-magazine.  · Diamond Tour Golf produces several illegal drivers in its Grand Hawk, Pit Viper and Turner lines. The Diamond Pit Viper PV/ hits lofts of 8, 9, 10 and 11 degrees. Six small circles etched into the sole identify the non-conforming club from its legal variations. Mizuno. The Mizuno BlueFire driver delivers lofts of 8, 9, 10 and 11 degrees.

Years ago the top club makers made what were considered illegal golf drivers that performed better than the USGA allowed. They were simply advertised as non conforming golf drivers for non-sanctioned events and the difference was that the clubface was much thinner than a conforming driver. The short answer: The governing bodies of golf—the USGA and RA—set parameters that golf clubs must meet in order to be "legal" under the Rules of Golf. But just because a given driver doesn't meet those standards doesn't mean a manufacturer can't make it and sell it. It just means that such a driver doesn't conform to the Rules of Golf and, therefore, is not allowed for use in any rounds of golf played under the rules (tournament rounds and handicap rounds, for example). Most conforming drivers come standard with lightweight graphite shafts. Since the club head of non-conforming drivers is much larger than legal drivers, it is only reasonable to expect graphite shafts on non-conforming drivers. Ensure that the shaft flex, length, and other characteristics that suit your swing of the larger clubhead. Accuracy.

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