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Driver - Control Your Swing by Selecting the Right Driver

As a newcomer to the sport the tendency to purchase the largest and most technologically advanced driver can prove overwhelming. If however you purchase a driver based on this premise without taking into account swing style - you'll find the whole experience less than confidence inspiring.

A beginner's set of clubs should ideally consist of a small assortment of woods - namely 1, 3 and 5-woods. The number 1 wood is referred to as the driver and is most commonly played club for long, straight tee shots. These clubs are fitted with large profiled club-heads up to 460cc (cubic centimetres) - the largest size permitted under international regulation.

The concept of using a large wood (or driver) for long distance strikes is sound in principle - unfortunately, the driver is one of the most difficult golf clubs to use effectively and is not recommended for the inexperienced player. It is also fair to say that because of the enlarged club-head the chances of a player connecting with the ball through the sweet-spot are greater. If you follow golf in the media you'd be hard-pressed to miss the likes of Tiger Woods and Padraig Harrington using large headed woods for a majority of their shots.

Finding the optimal club weight can also be beneficial for improving the control of your swing. Modern day drivers are traditionally lightweight through the use of graphite shafts and titanium-based club-heads. Weight is typically concentrated inside the club-head to produce a sweet-spot - an area of the club-face that produces optimal launch characteristics. More manufacturers are producing drivers with interchangeable weights to allow players the option to reconfigure the weight distribution of the club to match a player's swing type.

If you are a beginner it is worth seeking the advice of a professional coach who will most likely advise you to master control before concentrating on the latest features and design of a driver.

The degree of flex should also be considered when selecting your first driver or set of woods. A flexible shaft is understood to deliver more power from the swing to the ball - compared to a stiff graphite shaft or stainless steel shaft. A slower swing speed is better suited to a flexible shaft such as those used in junior, ladies and senior woods. A fast swing should benefit further from a stiff shaft - either graphite or stainless steel; the latter will allow a greater degree of control at the sacrifice of gaining additional weight.

For all levels of player the best way to achieve an optimal swing is to purchase a custom fit driver, woods or both. Forgan of St. Andrews for example have launched an online custom fit service that allows players of all ability to purchase optimally fitted golf clubs in a shorter time and at a fraction of the cost of traditional custom fitting.

Finally, remember to protect any golf driver with a high quality head-cover. Remember if you purchase a driver from a large online golf retailer like The Sports HQ you are sure to receive a quality product with excellent after-sales support.

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New Mine Site Driver Training Course now Available

Driver Skills Australia (www.driverskillsaustralia.com) are providers of advanced, defensive and 4wd courses Australia wide and now offer a nationally recognised qualification with selected courses.

TLIC3607A Apply Safe Driving Behaviours - is a nationally recognised unit available with selected Defensive Driving courses, including the courses delivered on-site at mines around Australia.

"This qualification adds further credibility to our courses and provides companys with peace of mind that the training is based on creating safer drivers" said company director Mark Butcher.

The full day Mine Site Defensive Driving course allows drivers to experience first hand the effect of speed on braking distance and vehicle control. Before drivers head outside they must complete a comprehensive theory presentation including a written assessment.

The course is designed to acheive a variety of outcomes. Drivers will be able to identify and manage risks associated with driving. Trip planning, vehicle systems and road rules are also important components of the course.

Driver Skills Australia also provide a 4WD course. An intoductory course covers basic operation of 4WD systems and recovery. A more advanced course is available also for those drivers operating in tough conditions in remote locations.

Driver Skills Australia also are approved to deliver training to satisfy BHP Billiton 2 and 3 Star licences.

Suitable for all vehicles and all drivers, Driver Skills Australia courses provide valuable information and experience to keep you and your drivers safe.

Best of all, training can be designed to specifically suit your vehicles, drivers or working environment anywhere in Australia.

For more information on mine site courses or our standard defensive driving courses please contact the team at Driver Skills Australia on 1300 880 956 or via info@driverskillsaustralia.com .

About the Author

Mark Butcher is the director of www.driverskillsaustralia.com - a national proivder of advanced, defensive and 4WD training in Australia. Courses are also available internationally as required.

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