1. past tense of outdrive; to drive farther or better than someone else
Usage: sports; golf

Examples

• He outdrove his opponent by thirty yards on the first hole.
• The professional golfer outdrove everyone in the tournament.
• She outdrove her playing partner consistently throughout the round.
• The rookie outdrove the veteran despite having less experience.
• With his new driver, he outdrove his previous best distance.
• The wind helped him as he outdrove the field.