what is the weight of golf driver 420cc?
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That's not the weight, that's the displacement of the head.
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348$$$ and it weigh`s apx575lbs
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Depends on your swing, best thing you can do is find out when the next demo day is in your area.  You can do that by going to the company websites.  Hit as many of the drivers you can, trying out the different lofts and shafts.  You will know when youfind the right one.  MOst people use 9.5 to 10.5
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Check out some of these titles by David Leadbetter:\n\nhttp://www.shopzilla.com/8B--Golf_Gifts_Equipment_-_cat_id--12070300__keyword--david%20leadbetter%20golf%20video__kw--david%20leadbetter%20golf%20video__mkt_id--45231769__qcid--951802835162
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A little over 2 g's.  That's from talking to prostock drivers like Warren Johnson, Jim Yates, Frank Gugliotta, and Ricky Smith
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I'm a personal trainer with Gold's Gym. I'm having trouble believing you on this, bro, because I've never seen a bench machine go up to 400 lbs before. Usually they don't go above 250. But I don't want to call you a liar. So, the rule of thumb on those machines is that in true strength equivelancy, they are about 2/3 that of free weights. Thus: if you are indeed benching 420, you should be able to do about 275-280 with free weights. I know the 2/3 rule sounds low, but you'd be amazed how much difference it makes when you don't have to balance the weights, and can just explode into the handles.
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5.518 kg/lt. approx...
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That really depends. How well do you golf? What is your handicap? How long have you been playing?\n\nNext, I would recommend that you have the driver fitted for a person of your height. That driver is too long for you. I stand approximately 6'0" and only need a men's standard + 1/2". My daughter was fitted 2 years ago, stands 5'4" and plays well with a men's standard - 1/2". (present technology states that a men's standard driver should only be approximately 44-44 1/2" long)\n\nHowever, going by just what you asked, after taking a few swings at the range before playing, I would think you should have no problem getting a tee shot with that driver out around 180-200 yards.
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Depends on the size of the snooker, I guess.\n\nKidding. \n\nAccording to official BCA equipment specifications, the weight may be from 5 1/2 to 6 oz. with a diameter of 2 1/4", plus or minus .005".
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any golf store would hav them. You may as get a good one like Powakaddy or Golf Glider. Good luck
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It depends what kind of golf pro you're talking about? If you're referring to a male PGA Tour Professional then 275 would be near the bottom, you can see the statistics here:\n\nhttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/golf/pga/2005/stats/drivingdistance/\n\nNow if you're referring to an LPGA Tour Professional then you're looking at a very very long hitter. As you can see here:\n\nhttp://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/golf/lpga/stats/2005/lpgatourstats/index.html?tour=LPGA
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Either a Pro V1x, or a Callaway Big Bertha
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ksinghvir - Young man I would say this.  Are your clubs fitted to your body type and swing? Because if they are not your parents have wasted a lot of money buying you those clubs. Those are expensive clubs that you have. Expensive isn't always the best, go get them fitted, if you haven't had them fitted already. Good luck trying out for your Freshman golf team.\nA response to your comment:\nGood for you. The best lesson you learned is the value of hard work (both caddieing and practicing to bring your handicap down).  When you get older, stronger and better, believe me you will, Switch to steel in your irons, and get irons with less offset as you will want to be able to keep your ball flight down. They will also provide you with more workability.\nSkidude - 5'5"? 315? The yardage at your golf course is off. Or maybe since your name is Skidude you play at 10,000 ft. altitude. Bring your game down to FL.(at sea level) doubt it's 315 here.
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You can hit power shots with many tensions but a good one would be....about.... 65lbs
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Between 52-66kg (114-145lbs - I think) based on the Body Mass Index.  Hope this helps.
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umm are we supposed to guess or are you asking for recommendations.  I have Wilson Fat shafts, and a big bertha 12 degree driver and a NIke hybrid club.  read up on clubs on the internet and try some.  most golf courses you can rent or try things.  and if you dont golf yet buy a semi-cheap set and take lessons and you can always buy better clubs once you learn how you play and what you like.