How do you find your driver's sweetspot?

[ronaldkuntoro]

I'm looking for a way to find the sweetspot for my driver. I don't think it's right in the middle of the face... any advice how to find one....

[aquacooled]

try teeing the ball alittle higher.. most sweetspots are just above center..

[ronaldkuntoro]

is there a way to mark a spot? I've seen people doin' it...

[aquacooled]

is there a way to mark a spot? I've seen people doin' it...

you mean with a device find the sweetspot and mark it?? or you mean like mark your driver??

[gas_can]

I'm looking for a way to find the sweetspot for my driver. I don't think it's right in the middle of the face... any advice how to find one....

ronaldkuntoro,

There is an easy way to do it using a simple point such as this: http://www.golfsmith.com/products/8297 Just balance the unshafted clubface on the point and you've got your center of gravity. However, I don't really understand what the goal is? You can pretty much look dead center and see where your sweet spot is. If you are referring to the cross hairs often seen on tour equipment such as this: That is not the club's center of gravity, it is simply an aiming mechanism used when the club is tested for coefficient of time to ensure it is at the legal limit for drivers and not beyond.