Will your driver be conforming?

[Kellfire]

See here to find out: http://www.randa.org/index.cfm?actio...nonconfdrivers

Sorry if this has been posted before...

My recently acquired R360 Ti will not be, but I don't even play in competitions so I'm not bothered. Plus it cost me about $20 to learn with, so it wouldn't be a big deal to me anyway.

[trutrojan8]

Mine isn't, but the one I'd like to get next year is... what does it mean to be confirming? Is it not allowed?

[Sherpat]

Trojan -

Golf's governing bodies regulate various aspects of club design. They set limits for things like groove depth/size/shape, club length, physical head dimensions, CoR ("Coefficiency of Restitution", often called the "Spring Effect"), etc.

If you use a club that does not conform to all the limits, you will not be able to use that club in official competition.

The USGA keeps a regularly updated website listing of all currently non-conforming clubs at: http://www.usga.org/equipment/non_co...iver_list.html

There are also links to conforming lists for countries outside the US, as well as non-conforming balls.

Hope this helps!