A compact, 3-wood style club designed for left-handed golfers, typically offering a larger clubhead than a standard driver, promoting higher launch and forgiveness while retaining some of the distance advantages of a driver. These clubs are often favored for tee shots on tighter fairways or by players seeking easier launch and increased control off the tee.
The design seeks to bridge the gap between a driver and a 3-wood, offering increased versatility and playability for golfers who struggle with traditional drivers or prefer greater precision from the tee. Historically, smaller-headed driving clubs have been used, but modern technology and materials allow for enhanced performance in these compact designs, benefiting players of varying skill levels. This category of club has become increasingly popular for its ability to improve accuracy and confidence in tee shots.
