If possible get one with a longer arm, they make small versions that are cramped when you are trying to turn a ferrule with a driver head....also make sure to tape the head before attempting, accidents do happen......Sandpaper of a super fine grit like 220-500 will work well if you use a steady motion, and the trick with acetone is you need to oil it after so it stays shiny, some people use plastic polish but I prefer to use grip solvent.

Yeah I often use a two driver set up but for a different reason. One low loft (7.5-8.5 degrees) and the other high (generally 12 degrees). Both with X or XX shafts.

There are a few courses I play that have several severe dogleg holes. You can cut the corners if you can launch very high (tall trees with dense forest) and also carry 270+. I can't get the distance with a fairway wood, but the high lofted driver is money. It works out a much safer play than trying to curve drivers or fws around the dogleg as the degree of bend required to is too great. On a couple of holes it even works out a safer play than trying to tap irons or hybrids in between fairway bunkers protecting the apex of the dogleg.

id swap em for a set ifn u cant find love, nit got kyoeis right now

only trade interest is if you have the latest Epon AF TOUR MB 2. Have everything else that i want.

That’s a conservative 7/10. pretty!

Thank you. But there is some scratches and nicks.

That’s a conservative 7/10. pretty!

Good grief... it just occurred to me that I should start carrying 2 drivers as you described as I've played 13 clubs for the longest time.