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There is no limitation on the type of club to be carried but all clubs have to meet USGA standards and there can be no more than 14. So a person can carry as may drivers or wedges if they arewithin the total.

Nope, perfectly legal. Phil Mickelson won the Masters a few years back carrying two drivers, one set up for a draw ball flight, and one set up standard or for a slight fade.

Personnaly, I like having four wedges in my bag, so two drivers isnt gonna work out.

You are allowed to carry whatever set of clubs in your bag but you must not carry more than 14 clubs. Two drivers are perfectly legal so go ahead.

Ya its legal. Some people carry two putters in their bags. And, if you remember, Phil Mickleson carried a fade and a draw driver in his bag for a little bit…

No. You can carry 14 drivers and nothing else in your bag if you so choose. Don’t know if it’d help your score though.

Phil carried two drivers in one of his tournament in 2007.

Most tour pros have several clubs that they take or leave based on the course and playing condition for that day.

dont try to cheat, get legitimate equipment and go out and compete, once you get good then you can feel accomplished whereas if you cheat and play good you get to go home and feel inadequate.

I would really recommend that you use complying equipment. I know if you are playing casual golf only it probably doesn’t mean a lot, but if and when you decide to join a club, or take part in any club-run tournaments you can play with a clear conscience.

You will never leave yourself open to accusations of cheating if you use the right gear.

Drivers (cor) and wedges (grooves) are the popular non conforming clubs. Most people with golfing integrity try to avoid them not acquire them!

yes,i think it is legal.

Yes – although why would you want to use them.
If you are a good golfer, who takes part in any sort of competitive golf (right down to the monthly stapleford at your club or a £5 bet with your mates in a weekend fourball), then using these balls is cheating. It is cheating in just the same way as declaring the wrong score, improving your lie, or breaking any of the other rules of golf.
If you are a recreational golfer, then they will just allow you to hit the ball further in the wrong direction.

I don’t have an answer, but I know a few interesting things about golf that you may find interest in.

1) How golf got its name: GOLF stands for Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden. Of course that male-only priviledge has recently changed to include women.

2) In Japan, if you score a hole-in-one, you have to have hole-in-one insurance. The Japanese consider that if you have been fortunate enough to score a h.i.o., then you need to spread that fortune with others. If you don’t have the insurance you could have to pay a lot of money, like a million dollars.

First off, the largest a driver can be is 460cc. Secondly, everything that girl said is UNTRUE. Golf does NOT stand for anything, it is an Americanized version of the word “Goff”, which is Scottish for the same game, where it was invented. There is no such thing as hole in one insurance, and it would be ridiculous to have such a thing. Only 1 in 30,000 golfers will ever get that elusive ace, and there is not, nor will there ever will be a community that punishes a person for accomplishing one of sport’s most amazing feats.

Well the USGA limit on clubhead size is 460 cc’s….so if you see anything bigger than that it would be illegal.

If it’s not on “the list”, you should be OK. The R&A is a little slow on things related to equipment. It’s possible the design was technically illegal when it was first released. In 2006, the USGA initiated the MOI Rule, stating that no driver could have an MOI (its ability to resist twisting on off-center hits) higher than 5,900 g*cm2. Depending on when it was released, it could’ve went from nonconforming to conforming within a couple of months.

looking at the pictures from 2 websites it is impossible to tell the difference. The only thing i can think of is to email the R & A asking them about this driver and why it is not on either of their conforming/non-conforming lists. Also email Forgan themselves with a link to the picture on amazon.

In my opinion, it is always better to pay a little extra for something you know is the real deal

If you have the desire to be a driver, then you have to learn to drive first and take professional lessons.

To start learning to drive, you have to ensure and prepare few things. Firstly, before you can legally drive your car on public roads, you need to be 17 years, which is the minimum age in UK. If you are under 17, you can start learning only on private land and the sites must be gated and remote from public highways. In addition, it is worthwhile to check your eyesight and ensure you can read a car number plate at a certain distance. Secondly, You should have a valid provisional license before you take your fist driving lessons. You can apply for it online, or fill a D1 form at the post office and send it to the relevant departments. Thirdly, as a driver learner, you have to display “L” plates which should conform to a legal specification in a obviously visible place of the vehicle .What’s more, you can start some essential reading, like the Highway Code. It is also wise to start practicing your driving theory and hazard perception. Because it can help you to boost your skills and improve the chance of passing driving tests. Lastly, you should know what to look for when choosing a driver education program. As a future driver, the first thing u should do is go to the driving school. Choosing a fully qualified instructor is always helpful. And then your instructor will estimate how long you may need after the first lesson. Don’t suppose the cheapest lessons are the best. You should focus on getting the most out of your driving lessons and giving great value to your money.

Passing the driving test can be easy when you get ready technically and mentally. Theory and hazard perception tests come first. Then comes the practical test. Once you have passed the driving test, you are allowed to drive on you own and enjoy the experience of being you own driver.