madmike75

Your problem could be caused by a few issues. Here are a couple of things that could be causing your problems. Teeing the ball to high. To much knee flex in your swing which can lead to dipping in the down swing also having the ball to far forward in your stance can also cause your problem. You could also be lunging at the ball with your upper body and not staying behind the ball with your driver. (very common fault I see in some of my students)

I went to the local golf store today to try the new Callaway epic drivers. I play Callaway equipment and have for years. After spending almost an hour switching shafts I was able to dial it in. Just for fun my buddy who works at the store brought out the Wilson triton. I thought that it would be junk but I was dead wrong. The club is as hot as any I have ever hit. I was completely shocked and impressed. Most Wilson equipment is terrible, but not this driver. I highly recommend you test it out before purchasing another brand of driver.

If you are serious about improving your game I think maybe you should spend the money on a couple lessons before replacing your driver. As you refine your swing a little you will see an increase in distance and better shot dispersion. As for the g10 you are playing, it is still one heck of a driver. As a previous poster said you can have the club opened to take away the draw bias if needed.

I think you should contact Callaway golf customer service and explain what happened. I would be shocked if they didn't replace it or offer you a good discount on another club. Callaway customer service number is 1-800-588-9836.

I carry a 1iron so I just place the ball in the back of my stance and swing smoothly. I will also stand a touch closer to the ball as that helps keep the trajectory low.

Love it.

It is a simple fix to re epoxy the adapter. You can purchase cheap epoxy at golf galaxy. Just make sure to roughen up the tip of the shaft with sandpaper before you re epoxy the adapter to the driver shaft.

I also use a controller roll and bulge driving iron. It has the same loft as yours. I love this club on windy days as an alternative to my driver.

you should try to re epoxy the adapter to the shaft.