I don't want to play the devil's advocate but if you are getting the ball so far in the air (and so far) with such a straight faced driver I'd look at your set up at address before changing clubs. My guess is you will do the same thing with any club of the same loft.

Get onto a Trackman and look at the launch angles against the spin rate. If you are launching above 6° and spinning the ball at more than 3500 rpms with a 8°5 driver you're sending all your energy straight up at the sun.

Like Brian said tee the ball down and try to shoot some under 30 yards in the air then check the distances.

If all that doesn't work try taking the putter from the tee.


Tim.

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