A Top-notch Quality Golf Club

A Top-notch Quality Golf Club

A Top-notch Quality Golf Club

Almost all the major manufacturers now have some sort of weight-adjustment system in their driver clubheads but TaylorMade got there first, and are still setting the standard. The r7 460 can help compensate for those flaws in your swing that no amount of practice seems to cure and is ideal for those with a handicap of 10-18.

The one genuine innovation of recent years has been moveable weights in the clubhead, to give the club an in-built bias which you can adjust to tame the wilder aspects of your swing.(TaylorMade R7 460 Driver) There are four ports in the clubhead and adjusting the weight in each offers six different ball-flight options.

For example, many golfers who slice tend to leave the clubface "open" at the point of impact, so by having extra weight towards the toe of the clubhead, it is helped back to a square position at impact, without the golfer having to adjust the swing.

We're only talking about 28 grams overall but with today's ultra-light clubs that's a significant difference. If you slice the bejeesus out of the ball it won't suddenly make everything fly straight but it will compensate enough so that you can see the difference. Change the weights if you are hitting a draw/hook, change it again if you are fading it. It's like having two drivers at the same time. The big head with the glossy black top is very nice to look at during address. (TaylorMade Burner TP Driver) Having a big face is also a big plus, since the sweetspot is way, way bigger.

Exceptionally low-deep CG and massive clubface area make the ball easy to launch on a high, strong trajectory for long carry and phenomenal distance.

TaylorMade RE*AX shaft with Fujikura performance technology reduces ovaling in the mid-section of the TaylorMade r7 460 while allowing the tip to remain flexible. This promotes consistency, head stability and added clubhead speed.

A large, beautifully shaped footprint looks strong and powerful behind the ball for added confidence.

Inverted Cone Technology dramatically expands the portion of the clubface that delivers high COR for consistently longer drives.

TaylorMade consistently has more pro Tour golfers playing its drivers than any other maker, which can be misleading because they pay for such endorsement. But in this case they have the product to back up those numbers and ultimately, (Taylormade R7 CGB MAX Driver)no matter how much they're paid, pros won't risk their livelihood by carrying inferior kit.

Other manufacturers have rushed to produce their own moveable weight systems and Phil Mickeslon (a Callaway player) created headlines at the 2006 Masters when he carried two drivers, one for draw and one for fade, but TaylorMade were first and still have the edge. I know that Taylormade makes great drivers, and this is no different. Shaft is a great one too. This is a very good buy for high handicappers. Don't live in denial, accept that you are a high handicapper and buy a club that suits you.

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