I posted this a couple of weeks back. You want to hit it 280 no problem, just know that you will be in the deep rough 50% of the time. The net gain would be 0.
I keep seeing posts regarding driving distance so I thought I would throw in my $.02.
Let's look at this logically, currently most people on WGT are averaging between 225 and 235 off the tee, the PGA tour average is 280. Although this may seem unrealistic, take a look at what you are averaging for driving accuracy. Currently I am at about 94% as are many others, the PGA average driving accuracy is 60% and I think David Toms has the highest driving accuracy so far at 74%.
So currently we are sacrificing distance for accuracy. As new drivers (with the abitlity to hit greater distances) are released, I think WGT will need to insure that accuracy does not remain at 90+%. Can you imagine hitting 300 yards drives and being in the center of the fairway 95% of the time? I can, and it is called Tiger Woods.
I know this is a game and that WGT can't expect to have the exact same stats as real life, but I think being in the fairway eveytime is unrealistsic. As the Driver distances increase into the realm of what is hit on the tour, they also need to insure the accuracy numbers decrease. Let's say WGT releases a driver that can hit in the 275 - 295 range, with that kind of distance I don't think anyone should average better than 80% off the tee. As I said, just my $.02