Actually only the 1 wood was called a driver. The 2 wood was called a brassie and the 3 wood a spoon. You're welcome
Often, TV announcers, especially non-US announcers, refer to them as 3 metal, 4 metal, etc. With the addition of hybrids into the bag, things get really crazy. I would prefer them to relate hybrids to degrees of loft and forget trying to compare them to certain irons. It actually makes more sense to call them 170 yd. or 235 yd. clubs relative to carry in the air.
I always tell my students who want to play competitively, that you have to know within a yard how far you hit a club in the air at 3 different trajectories...and then figure out what happens on the ground after it lands which is by far more important and difficult to to determine. When you add in temp, humidity, altitude, wind, grass texture and grain, etc....well you can understand why the game is never conquered. And that does not consider the physiology of the player that day.
And then you have to play your foul balls! So cruel.