Driver for more distance

[Paddymaster]

Surprisingly, it's not as expensive as you may think. I'll explain my process to get my custom fitted irons. Basically, I went to a fitter and get fitted for the irons. (duh) All I had to pay for was the actual fitting, which was 40$. Then I took my "coordinates" to my local golf store and they sent for the irons. I only had to pay extra for the shipping. So unless you're really tight budget, you can get a normal off the shelf driver price plus a good 60 bucks or so. It is more than worth it. GOOD LUCK!

OPPS! I didn't realize you got fitted already. Well I hope you enjoyed the experience and are happy with your driver. I recommend to every golfer to go get fitted for every club they buy. I'm a hypocrite though, I just bought a taylor made burner TP off the shelf. Love it though :)

[Cody]

Go get on a launch monitor with a KNOWLEDGABLE tech. IMO, only pay attention to you club head speed, launch angle and possibly the ball speed. If the tech is knowledgable he will direct you to the correct loft and what type of kicking shaft, (low, mid or high kicking) is best for your swing.

A little off topic, but almost any golf company has aerospace engineers on staff to make their clubs as aerodynamic as possible. I was talking to a professor at purdue and he knew one of the designers at callaway who used to be a professor at purdue and was one of the most knowledgeable guys he's ever met.

Back on topic. Rapture is a great club. It's been known for being more forgiving than long i believe. I hit that longer than my current driver(borrowed one for a couple weeks), so who knows. Good luck!