Decisions, decisions

Do you know why you hit the ball high?  Is it because you put alot of backspin on the ball or because you have alot of positive loft at impact?

I ask because the Nike is nice because you can turn it all the way down to 8.5 deg.  It is also a VERY low spin club head so it will keep the ball down.

Just to give you an idea, I have the regular Nike Covert and my other driver is a Cleveland DST300.  The DST300 is a 9 deg with a light weight shaft and I hit the ball to what feels like the clouds.  The nike which is set at 10.5 keeps the ball MUCH lower because it puts alot less spin on the ball.  The downside of less backspin is that the ball doesn't always go as straight with the Nike because the side spin is more prevalent.

My suggestion is to get fitted, don't just buy a driver based on what we have to say here.  If you can't get fitted, than it would be helpful if you could give us as much information about your ball flight as possible.

Steven,

Tell us more about your current ball flight and set up.  Finding the proper golf shaft will help you accomplish this desired ball flight. Without seeing your swing and launch angle it is difficult to say exactly, but knowing your current driver set up and your stats on distance and ball speed will be a place to start.

Steven79 were those shafts installed after or came stock with your golf driver?

My thought is to try out a bunch of drivers and find one or two that you like the feel of. (I love my Titleist, but I understand how important "feel" is.)  Then my suggestion is to find a good fitter, preferably with an outdoor range and launch monitor, and get a proper fitting.  There are some real smart folks that read this board, and I know they will provide some good suggestions, but a good fitter and launch monitor are the real answer.