Choosing a driver

[kilbyman]

But he specifically says he wants to eliminate workability.

[Arrogant_Kid]

Thank all of you for replying.

Once again, I'll try and answer every question.
I can work the ball. yes. But I don't like to. When I do, I tend to fiddle around to much to test it, and I mess my swing up. And the infinite amount of configuration options on the R9 just aren't doing it for me. It's a great driver, just not for me. I looked at the MachSpeed. It looks offset to me. :P

And as for my miss. My miss is low. A low, ugly(not big, but ugly), draw.

[DavidFehertysBike]

I switched to a ping i15 recently and it seems like a pretty straitforward driver. Its branded as workable but i dont find it so, as of yet. I hit nice high fades with it. Your issue with wanting to eliminate workabillity though is ending up with a driver that has a closed face. Might not be too good for your hook. Maybe a neutral callway ft9 would be good, too.

[Arrogant_Kid]

I don't have to eliminate it completely. I just want a perfectly neutral face. The R9(At least mine anyway,) is a degree open even when neutral.

[rlgosnell]

The best thing you can do is get fit. Get on a good LM and hit balls with different drivers.

As far as your TM's gadgetry causing you to want to work the ball - try some drivers that aren't adjustable. I15, FT9, and the Cobras are all good. I just purchased an i15 and it was definitely not the driver I thought Id be walking out with. I didn't think I would have enough game for that stick, but in the end it was by far the best one i hit - and that was after a 2 day fitting.