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During the winter months, a handful of warm-weather destinations attract avid golfers, retirees and professional golf tours. And this year, with energy prices near all-time highs, it's safe to say more people will postpone their overseas dream vacations to stay stateside and not only visit them but play TaylorMade R9 Super Tri Driver + R9 Fairway Wood, too.
While we're not all fortunate to live in these warmer climates, many are only a short plane ride away. So this fall, if you're itching to extend your playing season, and save money in the process, we suggest you consider teeing it up at one of these "go-to" areas.
The Taylormade R9 SuperTri driver clubhead has a new shape and a black-on-black colour scheme, including a black PVD clubface. The R9 SuperTri is equipped with a Fujikura Motore 60-gram shaft, which is five grams lighter than the Motore 65 used in the R9 driver.
In addition to being lighter, the Motore 60 makes it easier to launch the ball on a higher launch angle and at a higher spin-rate, which helps many players achieve longer carry for increased distance.
TaylorMade's Flight Control Technology allows you to adjust your Taylormade R9 Fairway Wood to eight different head positions to launch the ball longer and straighter by changing the face angle, loft and lie angle. A new classic clubhead shape combines super-high MOI (moment of inertia) and easy-launching CG (center of gravity) position while Fujikura Motore 70-gram shaft with High Inertia Tip (H.I.T.) Technology promotes faster ball speed.
Search in southern hospitality, but not necessarily all-inclusive holiday experience to play, should try the Waccamaw Golf Trail courses to play some of their hands. In the Great East Street, Georgetown, surrounded by the southern tip of Senior Counsel, at Waccamaw Myrtle Beach travel products, including TPC and two Mike Strantz test creation: Caledonia and True Blue. Waka is built to take courses in many of the original rice.
