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TaylorMade launches M3 and M4 drivers that have a “Twist Face”
Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:03 am
Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:03 am
GolfWRX
Interesting concept. I feel like if this was going to work, they would've tried it 100 years ago. Smells like snake oil, but if it actually works, then sweet! Still gonna game my G fo-hunnit.
Thoughts? Is the new push going to be sacrifice distance for accuracy?
Interesting concept. I feel like if this was going to work, they would've tried it 100 years ago. Smells like snake oil, but if it actually works, then sweet! Still gonna game my G fo-hunnit.
Thoughts? Is the new push going to be sacrifice distance for accuracy?
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Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:08 am to TaderSalad
My question is how does this affect control? Some people "want" to hit a draw or fade and know that they can get more of one or the other by hitting it closer to the toe or heel.
As a high spin driver, I try to keep my ball strikes closer to the toe because anything on the heel would be a disaster. It works well enough for me. Do I change my swing/approach based on the equipment?
As a high spin driver, I try to keep my ball strikes closer to the toe because anything on the heel would be a disaster. It works well enough for me. Do I change my swing/approach based on the equipment?
Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:08 am to TaderSalad
I will be hitting them for sure, but it's hard to beat the accuracy of my Titleist for just a little increase in distance, hard to beat TM fairway woods though, a lot of the old Adams tech in these heads it seems.
Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:18 am to TaderSalad
MyGolfSpy wrote a pretty good and honest article about it
MGS M3 and M4
MGS M3 and M4
Posted on 1/2/18 at 10:22 am to TaderSalad
New M4 looks a whole lot like the Adams XTD driver.
ETA: M4 vs XTD for reference
The new logos looks sweet, I’d game either of them. Doubt the tech is any better or worse than what is already out there.
ETA: M4 vs XTD for reference
The new logos looks sweet, I’d game either of them. Doubt the tech is any better or worse than what is already out there.
This post was edited on 1/2/18 at 11:04 am
Posted on 1/2/18 at 2:20 pm to TaderSalad
I am 100% confused on what to buy now. I hate this feeling. Guess I just gotta man-up and pull the trigger on one. I like how the M1, M2, M3, and M4 look.
Posted on 2/22/18 at 11:25 am to TaderSalad
So, anyone get out there and try one yet? I hit the M3 yesterday and I am not a fan. I also tinkered with the 790 irons and I am a fan of those.
Posted on 2/22/18 at 7:11 pm to TaderSalad
Funny reading through this thread, because I actually got fit into the M4 earlier this week.
Full disclosure: I’m about a 13 cap that battles constantly with over the top due to many years of competitive tennis muscle memory. I had a SLDR fit back in 2014 bc my distance needed improvement.
I actually went to two separate fitters here in Scottsdale. Ultimately it came down to two heads: the M4 or the Epic. I hit Ping, Cobra, rogue, but those two felt the best. The fitting was an hour and a half and as you all know, it’s all about the shaft.
Chris Ferguson at Hot Stix made me choose what I liked the best, and the reality is that my misses were much less penalizing w the M4.
Lately, I just have had trouble w my driver costing penalties while my irons and wedges have been the best they’ve ever been. (Desert golf really can be tough out of the box)
So, I feel like my swing is consistent enough for the new driver fitting. I should get it in about a week and I’ll give it a month to report back.
All this being said—I really wanted to move away from Taylor Made drivers bc I never really loved the sound or feel of the SLDR.
Full disclosure: I’m about a 13 cap that battles constantly with over the top due to many years of competitive tennis muscle memory. I had a SLDR fit back in 2014 bc my distance needed improvement.
I actually went to two separate fitters here in Scottsdale. Ultimately it came down to two heads: the M4 or the Epic. I hit Ping, Cobra, rogue, but those two felt the best. The fitting was an hour and a half and as you all know, it’s all about the shaft.
Chris Ferguson at Hot Stix made me choose what I liked the best, and the reality is that my misses were much less penalizing w the M4.
Lately, I just have had trouble w my driver costing penalties while my irons and wedges have been the best they’ve ever been. (Desert golf really can be tough out of the box)
So, I feel like my swing is consistent enough for the new driver fitting. I should get it in about a week and I’ll give it a month to report back.
All this being said—I really wanted to move away from Taylor Made drivers bc I never really loved the sound or feel of the SLDR.
Posted on 2/23/18 at 6:48 am to TaderSalad
Guy at my club got one last week. I hit it. They’re ok. Not that big of a deal. Most people won’t even notice a difference.
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