Driving in golf is a term used when a golfer hits the golf ball off of a tee box trying to balance both distance and accuracy towards the flagstick of the hole. Most often, golfers who drive the ball will tee up a golf ball and use a driver (golf club) because it is the lowest lofted club and can make the ball travel the furthest.

An Offset Driver or Draw Type Driver is designed with the clubface slightly behind the hosel. The reason why they do this is, at impact when the clubface is slightly behind the hosel it has an extra split second the square up or close before impact, this of course will prevent the ball from slicing so much.