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Driver: 205cc 10 degree vs 460cc 9 degree

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nico002 Well Established Member

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If I dont have trouble getting the ball in the air with my 10 year old, 205cc driver that is a 10 loft, will I be fine with a 9 degree 460 CC?

joshtpa Great Member

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I dont see why not. But why dont you demo a few and check it out. If so, you can always go with a 10 or 10.5

nico002 Well Established Member

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Thing is I'm buying pre-owned online and I can only find the 9 degree in the shaft I want. Its an tour edge exotics driver which according to the review here hits the ball naturally high. I did hit the ball higher than with my current driver when I tested my buddys out, he has a 10.5 degree though.

JYB Great Member

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why not get fit? you might find out that an 11º driver works best for you! you never know until your fitting is complete

joshtpa Great Member

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why not get fit? you might find out that an 11º driver works best for you! you never know until your fitting is complete

Because he is buying it preowned online.


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