Question:
I am looking to upgrade my fairway woods. I recently acquired a Taylor Made 360 Ti driver which I like. The current fairway woods in my bag include an Orlimar (13 degree) and a Taylor Made Ti Bubble 2 (7 wood). I have the best luck with the 7 wood. As you can tell, I am NOT a low handicap golfer. When looking at Taylor Made fairway woods, I find quite a few choices. I don’t know much about the 200, 300 and Rescue fairwood series but they are now joined by at least the R580 series, V-Steel series, and the Rescue Mid series. Has anyone tried to figure out what Taylor Made is doing and how these fairway wood series compare to each other? Are there any on-line reviews existing comparing any or all of these choices? Are there any recommended golf equipment review sites? Any experiences, comments or thoughts on any of these Taylor Made products is appreciated. It is confusing to me. Terry
Response:
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I am looking to upgrade my fairway woods. I recently acquired a Taylor Made 360 Ti driver which I like. The current fairway woods in my bag include an Orlimar (13 degree) and a Taylor Made Ti Bubble 2 (7 wood). I have the best luck with the 7 wood. As you can tell, I am NOT a low handicap golfer. When looking at Taylor Made fairway woods, I find quite a few choices. I don’t know much about the 200, 300 and Rescue fairwood series but they are now joined by at least the R580 series, V-Steel series, and the Rescue Mid series. Has anyone tried to figure out what Taylor Made is doing and how these fairway wood series compare to each other? Are there any on-line reviews existing comparing any or all of these choices? Are there any recommended golf equipment review sites? Any experiences, comments or thoughts on any of these Taylor Made products is appreciated. It is confusing to me. Terry
Terry Good points. Taylor Made has had so many releases this year with drivers and fairway woods, it is difficult for the consumer to keep up with what is what. And each release is somehow superior to the previous. Go to www.golfreview.com and www.golfopinions.com for a lot of good feedback on Taylor made equipment. I would also encourage you to look at the Cobra SS series. Great stuff. And Cobra’s marketing strategy has been just the opposite of Taylor Made. A limited product line offering, but did they ever do it right with the little they have good luck Eric