The 'inverted cone' - what Burrows called the MAC Powersphere - was his answer. And the MAC Powersphere driver drew good reviews from many quarters. Alas, it didn't draw enough business, and the technology was adapted and expanded on by other companies. Burrows Golf went out of business within a couple years. (We've seen drivers carrying the MAC name and using the Powersphere technology marketed under a Simon Golf brand, but know nothing about that company or brand. It likely picked up the patents and branding cheap and later reintroduced the driver as a discount offering.). An inverted cone in the sole makes it appear as though there's a hole in the sole.

The inverted cone is made of paper-thin titanium, and the clubhead is a titanium clubhead. Clubheads come in 421 and 350cc sizes. The 350cc size offers your choice of a or face (2 degrees closed). Various loft options are available, depending on clubhead size, ranging from 6.5 to 10.5 degrees.

Stock shafts are Grafalloy HotFlex or Graphite Design HotFlex, but special orders are possible. Standard lengths are 45.75 for the 421cc and 45.5 for the 350cc. Standard is 58 degrees. Stock grips are Tour Velvet; custom order grips are also available. Quick-Fit and Quick-Grip fitting system allows more than 500 variations.

Complete Guide to The Perfect Golf Setup – Part 3 Part 3 of 7 So far in this golf setup series, we’ve looked at your and your. The next stage is to look at the distance you set up to the golf ball Because each club in the bag is a different length, our distance to the golf ball is going to change accordingly. In time, you’ll develop a natural feel for the correct distance with each club, but I’d like to give you a specific method to test you’re in a good position See the video below or read the video summary beneath it. Distance To The Golf Ball – Video Summary.

Address the golf ball and lock your knees – so there is no flex in your knees at all. You should feel your weight shift towards your heels.

Now, just flex your knees slightly until you feel your weight shift from your heels towards the balls of your feet. When you feel your weight is balanced over the centre of your feet, that’s enough knee flex.

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Take the chosen club and lower it onto your front thigh. The club should touch about 1 inch above your kneecap. If this doesn’t happen, alter your distance to the golf ball as necessary.

Proper Stance For Golf Driver

Remember not to flex or straighten your leg to get the club resting an inch above the kneecap – you need to move your feet further or closer to the ball.