The Taylormade Stealth Driver review will let you know once and for all! Taylormade Stealth Plus vs. Taylormade SIM 2.
R580, R9, R1, and then most recently the M6 a few years ago. Though that may seem biased, I have always had a comfort with the look and feel of their products. By no means does it mean they are better, but my ability to hit TM drivers has always been better than that of ...
I also have spent considerable time in the last couple seasons messing around with my old sub-300cc drivers, just for the heck of it. Add to that my preference for shorter driver and fairway wood lengths. That doesn't hurt, LOL. My drivers are largely 43.5" already, and I don't shy...
In the past couple of years TaylorMade launched one of the most aggressive marketing campaigns the golf industry has ever seen around a unique club named Rocketballz. The Rocketballz line was a very popular line of drivers and fairway woods. Hoping to continue on the excitement TaylorMade rel...
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The TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver is a game-changer for golfers who prioritize accuracy off the tee or struggle with traditional drivers. With its Movable Weight Technology, this driver provides distance, control and playability that will reignite your game. The combination of carbon fiber, titanium...
Finally, the major upgrade over previous TaylorMade mini drivers is theaddition of movable weights. There are two weights, helpfully labeled “Heavy” (13 grams) and “Light” (1.5 grams). Having the heavier weight back makes the BRNR more forgiving while pushing it forward makes it lower sp...
With the SLDR irons, TaylorMade hopes to follow the success that they have seen with the drivers and woods of the same name. Many golfers found longer drives by lofting up with a club with low and forward CG, and with the SLDR irons, the company hopes to add more distance throughout ...
When it comes to adjustability, I’m a believer. I like other twist-and-click drivers, too, because the technology works, even if just psychologically. Plus, I’m a range rat, so it’s fun to tinker. But once set, the R1 delivers what we all want from a driver: good feel and ...
Titanium faces could only take us so far and carbon would be the face material of the future. This breakthrough design of a lightweight carbon face in Stealth, has created a whole new starting line, a new era of drivers, a new threshold of performance and a new platform for more ...