Taylor Made Golf Clubs

Taylor Made makes a lot of differet types of golf clubs. They make irons, wedges, drivers, putters and in each of these they have several different types of products. Below I'm going to review the golf clubs that I use and would recommend anyone else, looking for new golf clubs to actually consider. Try them out, see if you like them.

Ive had this club for about a year now and I feel very comfortable w/ it. Mine is 1 inch shorter than standard with a reg stock shaft. Because it is one inch short I dont think I can hit it as far as some of the "newer" drivers out there probably even 10-15 yrds shorter than say the 980 titleist drivers or the launcher 400. The shaft is starting to get a little weak as i have grown but i probably will stay with it because ill probably try to swing too hard w/ a stiff. I may put a UST to lower the trajectory. Speaking of trajectory, it is a little high even with 9.5 loft and thats why i may put a better shaft as that tends to lower the trajectory a bit. Playability is fine. Fades are comfortable w/ me with this driver and hitting draws arent much harder to hit than any other driver. Great club for anybody. Almost too forgiving. Everythings forgiven unless you miss it;)

I was hacking at around 110 before I got these irons. After getting them fitted for my height (6'5), I have turned into a solid ballstriker. The ball comes off the face hot and really flies with long, straight ball flight. On occasion, I hit the ball fat because of the heavy steel, but the ball still flies far and fairly straight. These clubs have given me a new found confidence that I had lacked previously on the golf course. I am sure that each time I line up the ball with these irons, I am going to hit a good shot. You should be able to find these on Ebay for under $200 now, and I doubt any other irons in this price range can compare to the performance of these irons. I bet I'm shooting in the 80's before the end of summer.

This is the best wedge on the market, period. It is very soft, even if you don't hit it dead center of the face. The rust finish is awesome. It takes a while to rust, but it is well worth the rate, because you can feel the ball sitck to the club more. You can throw some darts with the 52*. If i am inside about 115 yards i pull it out and stick it to no more than 15 feet every time. The ball just hits the green and stops where it hits. This is, in my opinion the best wedge on the market.

I got this putter about a month ago after doing extensive research. I went to golf galaxy with the intention of buying a Ping Isopure, Odyssey White Hot, or a Nubbins. I tried all of the putters in the store but kept going back to the B7 Nubbins. I couldn't miss with it. The next day I took it out to the course the next day and couldn't hit a thing with it. I couldn't understand it. I was coming up way short or long on all of my putts.

I got so frustrated after about the first week I was ready to throw it in the trash and go back to my old Wal-Mart putter, at least I was getting close to the hole with it.
Instead I decided to give it one more shot. The next time I played it just started working. I sank every putt with it. I was amazed. It took me a while to get used to its soft face but once I did the results were outstanding. I strongly recommend this putter. I wouldn't use anything else.