Rick,

I would say that the corrective course of action depends on how your ball gets to 200. Does the drive balloon up in the air (to much spin) or over fade / draw? 

I would say that would probably be worth your time / money to get on a lunch monitor and and get fit. I went through this process earlier in the year and the results were very interesting.

Fairways & Greens,

Will

Rick,

Just wondering if the driver was new or use.  Did you take it to the range to try to "zero" it in.  Start from the basic setting and work around what the specs say.  Start at A1.

Also make sure that everything you're doing is consistant tee height, swing speed, grip, etc..

It can be frustrating when changing to different equipment.  You just can't buy "new" stuff and expect to play "par" golf without getting use to it.

Good Luck.