In selecting a driver, choose a club that is neither too long nor too
short. If too long, you must stand away from the ball; if too short, you
must stand in to it.
Choose a shaft that has just the right amount of whip; a whippy shaft is
not desirable, neither is one that is rigid.
The lie is important. Expert opinion is against a too flat lie, and the
best authorities disapprove of the ultra-upright.
Be particular about the weight. A heavy driver is likely to be unwieldy,
while one too light would not be wieldy enough.
The best plan is to have your professional measure you for a club. The
ready-made ones soon bag at the knees.