All else equal, increasing shaft length on a driver usually has what general effect?

Guaranteed lower spin and straighter shots

Potentially more distance but reduced control/accuracy

Lowers launch angle and increases backspin

Moving adjustable weights to the heel of a driver head is used primarily to encourage which shot shape?

Draw (right-to-left for a right-handed golfer)

Lower trajectory with more spin

Fade (left-to-right for a right-handed golfer)

Same loft and distance as a 3-wood

Less forgiveness but lower trajectory

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01Which shaft-flex progression is the standard set used to match shaft flex to swing speed?
02Adjustable hosels on modern drivers most commonly change loft by about how many degrees?
03Which fairway wood loft is most commonly associated with a 3-wood?
04All else equal, increasing shaft length on a driver usually has what general effect?
05Where the centre of gravity (CG) is placed low and back in a driver head, the typical effect on ball flight is:
06Moving adjustable weights to the heel of a driver head is used primarily to encourage which shot shape?
07Compared with a 3-wood, a 5-wood typically provides which of the following on average?
08A player with driver swing speed around 100 mph is typically best matched to which shaft flex?
09Which typical driver loft range is commonly used by modern players?
10What is the USGA maximum allowed volume for a driver clubhead?