subject: How To Hit The Taylormade R9 460 Driver ? [print this page] How To Hit The Taylormade R9 460 Driver ?
First check about the spec of the TaylorMade 460 Driver
TaylorMade Flight Control Technology (FCT) of R9 460 Driver lets you change the face angle, loft and lie to promote up to 40 yards of side-to-side trajectory change Maximum size 460cc clubhead of r9 460 driver and Inverted Cone Technology of R9 460 Driver promote maximum forgiveness on off-center hits
Deeper back CG position makes TaylorMade 460 Driver easier to launch the ball high and long
New-classic clubhead shape blends traditional and modern lines
Aldila RE 60-gram tip-soft shaft and 45.75" length promotes more clubhead speed and
distance
R9 460 driver: up to 40 yards of adjustability,look at the picture:
R9 Driver Shaft Specifications Ten custom shafts are offered for the R9 460 TP Driver:
Your initial golf shot is your most important golf shot in my estimation. It's sort of like first down in football. If you're second down and twenty every time you get the ball you're going to have a long afternoon. I'm used to it, being a Dolphin fan.
If you're having trouble during a round of golf with hitting your golf driver in the fairway then drop down to your three wood immediately. Maybe after some success with your three wood you will gain your confidence back to try your driver again. The little bit of distance you'll loose by hitting your three wood will be more than compensated by being on the short grass in the fairway. Work out any problems with your TaylorMade R9 460 Driverin practice not on the golf course.
This Taylormade R9 460 Driver features TaylorMade's Flight Control Technology (FCT), which lets you change the face angle, loft and lie. This means total adjustability to promote up to 40 yards of side-to-side trajectory change. In addition, this classically shaped 460cc driver also features Inverted Cone Technology for maximum forgiveness on off-center hits, a deeper back CG (center of gravity) for an easy-launching position and a super high MOI.
To square the golf club up at impact, (impact is actually about three degrees closed with a driver) you need to start rolling your forearms over earlier. Why, because the golf club head is further away from you.I also prefer the smaller club heads. Everyone is raving about the hybrid woods that are replacing three irons. Golfers rave about how easy the hybrids are to hit. The heads are SMALL and have a low center of gravity. In contrast the new Drivers have a head the size of a basketball and golfers wonder why they can't square it up. I recommend the 395cc head as the largest acceptable size, not the 460cc style which is actually more difficult to square up at impact.
Another thing I noticed is that most golfers tend to hit their TaylorMade R9 460 Driver out on the toe. Use some face tape on your driver and witness for yourself where you are making contact with the face of your driver. Usually the best place to make contact is high on the face and just a little inside of center. Different drivers have difference centers of gravity. See my Blog report on finding the center of gravity on your for help.
