Does a taylormade burner draw or R7 draw actually help improve a slice?

i have a slice like a boomerang. which one should i buy or tips on how to get rid of the slice?|||A boomerang slice, NO. Your best bet would be lessons to help swing properly off the tee, your shoulders are getting too far out in front of your hands After a few lessons, you would be surprised at how much your game would improve. I had a buddy with the same problem and he used that Mediscus Driver and it helped him, but I would recommend lessons from the club pro over the Mediscus. From there the pro will work with you to find the best driver for your game. Hope this helps.





And just a note about those two drivers: The Taylormade Burner is a great drive for the high 80's to high 90's golfer in my opinion. It's easy as heck to hit, sets up nice at address and is very forgiving so if thats you, take a few lessons to get the swing issue resolved and take a hard look at the Burner driver. Bon Chance!!!|||it does a little but the biggest problem is your stance thats what i discovered was my problem hope i helped at all and if i did plz give me best answer thanks good luck

Whats the difference between the callaway x forged irons and the taylormade rac mb irons.?

Thinking about looking at buying a set of forged clubs and was looking a both of these sets and i see that the callaways have a small cavity back to them for forgiveness and the taylormades have better feel to them if i get the x forged i will be gettting the rife 6.0 shafts in them. But does anyone have any recommendations with these two clubs which is better out of the two or comments or concerns.|||The answer is in the club names. The MB stands for muscle back, and the Calloways have a cavity back. The cavity puts the weight lower and to the heel and toe of the club. This makes it difficult to hit low shots when you want, and a little harder to work the ball - but will provide a straighter shot on an off center hit. It is a matter of how consistent your ball striking is which will work better for you.|||The x forged clubs have a slight cavity to disperse the weight to the outer edges. This can actually be a disadvantage to the skilled player. I would say that if you are used to striking the ball pure and know what each shot will do, the Rac MB's are the way to go. The muscle will benefit the better player. Cavities can be inconsistent iron to iron. I have a blended set of mizunos that have a cavity from the 7-3i and muscle with the 8 9 and PW. I found the 8 would fly 178 consitently while the 7 would fly 160. There was nothing i could do to get the 7 farther than the 8. This was because of the cavity. It is behind the sweet spot. So i Had the clubs tested at a demo day and was able to see that the impact point was stronger with the muscle backs, giving the ball better flight and consistent landing areas. The cavity dispersed almost 20 yards shorter. Go with the muscle. Cavitys are ruining golf. They can take away from a good shot. Callaway just released a prototype blade if you want to try a callaway blade. But avoid cavities. They take awayt the pureness of a good shot.|||in my opinion the tayllormade rac mb irons are the best forged irons available on the market, i have a freind who has them with those same rife shafts and every time i hit them it goes flying off the face. they also have a touch of forgivness, cant go wrong with them|||id go for the callaway x forged


ive got them and love them (ive got the 6.5 shafts in mine)

How Many of the TaylorMade r7 Limited Drivers did they Produce?

I Recently Bought the r7 Limited from TaylorMade and I was wondering how Limited it Actually Is.|||not limited at all, its just the model name. it is a great club though, they probably sold thousands, just like they do always.|||Im not exactly sure the amount but they probably just gave it the name "limited" to make it sound good. They probably produced just as much of those as any other club.

I want to buy the taylormade burner driver which shaft should I get?

I swing pretty hard and I am debating on whether to get the regular flex shaft or the stiff flex shaft. Can you help me out?|||Rombax|||There are too many unknowns left in your question to answer it accurately. IE: How tall are you, how strong, how old, how flexible, how fast is clubhead speed.


All will affect shaft as well as club selection.


To get best answer, visit a pro shop with equiptment that can measure swing speeds and angles.


Next best, Google a site that sells golf clubs and and go to their club fitter. A program that if you can answer the questions with accuracy, will fit you with the best shaft for the clubs you have selected.


Personally, I think that when a golfer askes this kind of question, he/she has not not been playing very long and is smart to ask these question. They will also go out and spend way to much money on clubs that dont fit or thay find that they relly dont like the game as much as they thought they did.


Check out clone golf clubs before spending the big bucks on name brands. Most clone site have a club fitter online program that works pretty good. \Personall, I have used the Agams Tight Lies clones for years and love them.|||There isn't enough information given for you to make the right decision. Go to a good club fitting pro who will determine from your height, weight, swing speed the proper shaft for your driver as well as the lie angle to optimize your driving potential.

Where can i buy the new taylormade tp forged irons in the uk?

cant seem to find them anywhere. i can only fin second hand ones on ebay!|||Try this site. It's a UK site





http://www.snaintongolf.co.uk/product.ph鈥?/a>|||http://answering.mywebcommunity.org


you can get much information in this website,stay a minute in website and check anyone link at a time,you can aslo get your answer in Google Search in this website, which has helped me alot|||Ask google or have you looked in American Golf shops.

I have a damaged Taylormade Bubble shaft but can't find a replacement that will fit the hozel? Ne ideas?

Bubble shafts are wider than most and so i do not know how to get a conventional graphite shaft to fit the hozel. Mind you i am not a club technician and this is merely what i have been told by one pro. I really like the club head and can't part with it but the shaft needs to be fixed. Ne help would be awesome.|||http://www.epinions.com/review/Easton_Z_鈥?/a>


i hope this helps ok..

Has anyone received a Taylormade gift certificate from "My coke rewards"?

Just woundering if all their merchandise is available or only select items like discontinued equiptment.|||No clue...I don't drink coke :P