anyone playing 2 diff drivers???

anybody play different drivers. ? I play a smaller tour like driver and sometimes my swing isnt quite up to its terms but mostly im very good with it. Any slightly more forgiving drivers to look into this year? 

Not long ago I was looking around for help on driver shafts. And a local pro answered my question I've only read online all over including the forums here. Are stock shafts (made for) usually weaker in overall quality and performance to stuff you'd get from goldsmith for instance. And he said usually, yes. Bringing the price down. I pulled the trigger on an affordable prolaunch red shaft (can't beat 60 bucks for the quality).

That same day he mentioned something interesting. Maybe to try playing two different drivers. His reasons were many such as getting a feel for different shaft types and specs. Also since my driver is more of a tour driver (exotics cb3 tour) its a bit less forgiving so on days im not feeling particular confident or particular courses play as "either keep it in play or suffer my double bogey wrath"

Well I've considered a  3 wood and 4 wood but not two drivers.  Just two different drivers...im considering getting  a more forgiving one for certain days or courses

I like the driver I have now. And when I do hit it proper it goes with a strong flight and straight shots are nearly untouchable by wind. But occasionally I suddenly will have a shot or two that is just leaking off the fairway before landing and I just lose loads of length. Now I know most people would say "well maybe you should get a lesson" although I haven't had a lesson I did hop on the stores launch monitor and the "monitor man" as they call him said I occasionally dont line up quite where im actually aimed. I'm slightly open. Slightly tweaked stance and im fine. But I just can't help but notice that my driver has only about half the forgiveness of some.. And unless im purposefully working the ball or trying to hit a nice low roller sometimes the course will bite at me with a tight fairway suddenly and I'll be left with a long shot in. So forgiveness is really my only concern. I do however have an extra spot an the bag. Although playing two drivers in the bag isn't what id hope for...desperation calls

I will say I do like the i15 driver...it looks spectacular with the shape and bulge crown. Only reason I didnt buy one is because the Cb3 tour was the same type of driver (less forgiving low spin) for less money....its intriguing to me they made that club 460ccs though..which is why I wish I'd put it up against the cb3 tour to compare distance and forigiveness quality. When hit pure the cb3 tour feels like butter though and sounds perfect.  Not too tingy more low pitched and "mean" sounding much like the looks with the dark black face with no alignment mark..

I've considered a number of forgiving clubs like the Cleveland series drivers the Nike vr Adams drivers I dont care for the new speedline it looks strange to me. I've always felt their shape was strange enough already. Taylor made preferably anything that isn't white painted. And the top of my list is the ping g15....have yet to hit it but I know its proven as well as the others I've mentioned

anything on the r9? I had an r9 460 and it was great but I kinda wished it had weight ports. .just unsure of how much tuning helps