As the longest club in the bag, the driver can prove intimidating for new golfers. However, modern technology has made them easier to hit than ever before, and for beginners there is plenty of help at hand.

The best golf drivers for beginners need to offer plenty of forgiveness to mitigate heel and toe strikes. They also need to be easy to launch and visually appealing at address, helping to instill confidence that can be sorely lacking for those just starting out in the game. For many high handicappers a driver with a draw bias is also hugely helpful, reducing the destructive slice that plagues many inexperienced players off the tee.

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All this choice can create a problem though. Namely, which one of the

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