Drivers used by top 10 PGA Tour golfers in strokes gained off the tee

See which clubs the PGA Tour’s best drivers are using off the tee to maximize distance and accuracy.

It all starts with the tee shot. Modern professional golfers attack holes right from the start using a combination of power and accuracy in an attempt to create easier approach shots and scoring chances.

The U.S. Golf Association and the R&A have determined that distance is playing too large a role in golf, and the game’s governing bodies are researching what should be done to stop the trends of players hitting the ball farther and courses growing longer. While they investigate various options, pros continue to grip it and rip it.

No one drives the ball better than the 10 players listed below, the leaders in strokes gained off the tee in the 2019-20 PGA Tour season. See which clubs they use to gain an edge over the competition.

A strokes gained average of 0.5 means a player gains half a shot against the field average. So a player with a strokes gained off the tee of 0.5 would be two shots better than average over the span of a four-day tournament.

Boo Weekley
Boo Weekley (Lee Coleman/Getty Images)

10. Boo Weekley, 0.655

DRIVER: Callaway Epic Flash (9 degrees), with Project X EvenFlow Black shaft