Hit it straight
How to hit your Center Shafted Driver
Start with the setup. Build a feel for the connection. Judge your progress by the shots you can repeat. Use this guide alongside the CSD instructional video as you get to know the Original Center Shafted Driver.
Watch the Center Shafted Driver tutorial
Before your first swing
Watch the full tutorial before your first range session. The CSD has a distinctive center-shaft connection, so give yourself time to understand the club rather than judging it from one swing.
Review your chosen flex and product specifications. If the club feels unfamiliar or you are unsure about fit, ask Beta for guidance. The video is the reference for CSD-specific technique; the checklist below helps you organize your practice.
A practical first-session checklist
- Pick a clear target. Use a fairway-width target area at the range so you can judge direction as well as distance.
- Review the setup in the video. Follow the demonstrated guidance rather than guessing at changes to your address position.
- Begin with a comfortable swing. Give yourself time to find consistent contact before adding effort.
- Watch the pattern. Note where the ball starts, how it curves and where it finishes over a group of shots.
- Change one thing at a time. Keep a short note of what you changed so useful adjustments are easier to repeat.
Measure consistency, not just your longest drive
For golfers looking to hit straighter drives, a repeatable shot pattern is more useful than one exceptional shot. Compare several drives under similar conditions and note how often they finish in your target area.
If you compare the CSD with your current driver, use the same target and similar balls and conditions. Record both the good shots and the misses. This is a practical way to evaluate your own experience, not a substitute for a controlled performance test.
If you are still missing left or right
The CSD’s design does not eliminate the influence of face direction, swing path or strike location. Revisit the tutorial and look for a consistent pattern before making repeated adjustments.
For more useful guidance, tell Beta your selected flex, current driver, typical ball flight and what you observed. A short video of your setup and swing may help the team understand your question. Contact Beta for help.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to rebuild my golf swing?
Beta developed the CSD for recreational golfers with a decent swing who want more fairways. Start with the instructional video and give yourself time to learn the setup. A different driver does not replace the fundamentals of a golf swing.
Which shaft flex should I choose?
Available flexes are selected on the Original CSD product page. If you are unsure, contact Beta with your current equipment and any measured swing information rather than choosing from age or handicap alone.
What should I track at the range?
Track contact, starting direction, curve and where each drive finishes relative to your target. Look for a repeatable pattern over several shots rather than judging the club from your best or worst swing.
Aim. Swing. Go Straight.
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