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Thanks for the suggestion. I have never liked Callaway drivers, but the 907 D2 is definitely at the top of my list. Thanks again for the tip!

I want to buy a Cleveland Hibore because they're on sale for $150. Which should I buy, the Hibore XL or Hibore XLS? They are the first two links on this list of Hibore drivers. http://www.yomili.com/search.php?key...+driver+hibore Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to Orlando next weekend and would love to take a new driver. (Also, let me know if there's another driver that you think would be better than the Hibore, in the $150 to $300 price range.)

Just curious, how many of you use this reverse pivot?

It looks like this would leak a lot of the power in your swing. The shift of weight and tension in your torso is what produces the balance and power of your swing.

I'm a very early riser and like to be one of the first on the course. It is actually really fun to be paired up with other golfers. I am a very good golfer so I usually just stay within my own game and have fun.

I couldnt play today but yesterday I shot a 40 on the front 9 at olde Barnstable Fairgrounds in cape Cod, MA

I have a couple jobs but my main job is a Financial Planner. I wish my full time job was playing golf though!!

If you're spending $100 a week at the range because you lose 15 balls a round, I am assuming you lose the balls off of the tee. Focus on hitting your driver at the range to improve accuracy from the tee. Spend $100 on a few twilight rounds where you can practice various iron shots from the fairway. I think you will find this far more valuable and rewarding. FYI: I agree with everything mentioned in powerfade's post.