Lag Shot Driver Review

Having trouble consistently hitting your driver solid? This  Lag Shot driver review explains why I think this is the tool to teach you how to start pounding drives down your favorite fairways. 

I’m an avid golfer, a 9.2 7 handicap on my way to a 2 (been a 5.6) and frequent tester of golf clubs and equipment since 2015.

I tested the driver for two weeks and now use it every time I hit the range. 

Summary: The Lag Shot driver helps me be a better driver. It forces me to take the club back slowly, in one piece, and on the plane. It helps me feel the clubhead at the top of my backswing, then slowly build momentum on the correct plane and path in my downswing. I hit the most solid drives I hit in hears with the help of Lag Shot driver.

In this review of the Lag Shot driver, I discuss my experience with the club, unique features and benefits, as well as customer reviews and potential alternatives. 

Lag Shot Driver Overview

The Lag Shot Driver is a swing tempo trainer, it’s a timing trainer, it’s a rhythm trainer, and it’s a lag trainer. And more.

It’s challenging to hit and requires patience from you. You’ll likely have more success if you are already good with the Lag Shot 7-iron. (Not mandatory, but its the fast path to success with the driver)

Why Consider the Lag Shot Driver 

Having issues with tempo, timing, solid contact, etc. with your driver? Your real driver won’t know what got into you if you get good at hitting drives with this training driver.

Features & Benefits

1) Heavy whippy blue shaft 

Builds tempo, lag, and clubhead awareness intuitively to allow you to time your swing better, swing on your correct path, and make solid impact for long accurate drives

2) High-Quality Mid Size Grip

• Built to be long-lasting and also to help you relax tension in your grip (a big tempo & speed killer)

3) Training Videos (One specifically for the Driver)

• Lag Shot clubs are intuitive but the training videos will speed up the improvement process

Testing the Lag Shot Driver

I’ve been swinging the Lag Shot driver for about a month at home to get the feel and on the range to see if it’s real. All I’m looking for is to swing with good sequence, rhythm, tempo, and timing.

And, I really try to stay in my posture until momentum takes me into my follow-through. 

My Experience with the Lag Shot Driver

Going through all the training videos for the 7-iron and using it so much in my practice set me up for success with the driver.

There’s one training video from Adam Bazalgette on the driver where he demonstrates a couple of nuances for getting the best results. 

Onto using the driver. I made sure to warm up well and swing the Lag Shot 7-iron plenty before grabbing the driver.

I was careful to take the club back in one piece and keep the clubhead outside my hands as best I could in my backswing. I waited until I felt the clubhead load at the top my backswing and I tried to swing smooth, but fast into the back of the ball and into my follow-through.

A major swing fault of mine is coming out of my posture on my downswing, so I focused on that too. It seems to have worked… most of the time.

My first few drives weren’t pretty, but I made solid contact. A few flairs to the right. A few smother-hooks. A lot of low ones down the middle, more or less.

Every once in a while I’m able to hit a medium height draw. I call that a win. Eventually, most of my drives with the Lag Shot landed in an area I deemed would have been a fairway on the course. 

Then, I grabbed my driver (Ben Hogan GS53 Max) and hit a few drives. There was no magic on the first drive. But, I felt comfortable in my setup for the first time in a long time. I started hit very solid after very solid drive down the range.

Not always exactly where I wanted them, but the contact was glorious. And, they all would have been playable on the course.

I played a round the next day. I took me a bit to get warm, but by the 4th or 5th hole, I was feeling it. I started hitting long high draws. The type that was my stock shot before I forgot how to drive. I didn’t catch every drive this way.

But I’ve been unable to consistently hit a draw with a driver more than about once a round for years. I’ve been averaging around 250 to 260 yds on my drives for a while. Terrible numbers for me. 

Customer Reviews

Customer reviews are generally good, but there are some unhappy customers.

• The poorer reviews mainly say they couldn’t hit the driver or it didn’t work.

I agree – it’s hard to hit and patience is needed. (Consider going back to the Lag Shot 7-iron and getting really good at hitting it, then moving into the driver.)

As for not working – not my experience. It’s working for me and I’ve only just begun. 

Who is the Lag Shot driver For?

Any golfer looking to improve their golf swing. Specifically with their driver.

And, especially if you have issues generating power and consistently driving it in play.  

I’ve always had better tempo, rhythm, and lag than most and I find Lag Shot beneficial.

Unless your name is Ernie, Freddie, or Louis, it will help you too. 

Lag Shot Driver Alternatives

Our Verdict on the Lag Shot Driver

The Lag Shot driver worked better for me than I anticipated.

It can help you build a powerful, repeatable, and effortless driver swing and golf swing.

Thanks for checking out my Lag Shot driver review and let us know how they work for you.

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