A golf pro compares a very old Spalding persimmon wood driver to the latest Callaway Epic Max LS driver. How difficult is it to play a persimmon wood driver and how much further can you hit a new driver?
In the old days you were not supposed to play a driver when you did not have a handicap of 18 or lower. The persimmon wood drivers clubhead and face were a lot smaller. The shaft of a new driver is much longer and lighter. All these changes make it possible for everybody these days to hit a driver.
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► Filmed on location at the Ternesse Golf & Country Club Performance Studio
0:00 Intro
0:50 Differences
1:30 Hitting old persimmon driver
3:00 Hitting new Callaway Max LS driver
4:35 Conclusion
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