#Taylormade r5 driver year made drivers#

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When was the taylormade r5 dual driver made? Can a Taylormade r7 driver with interchangable weights help correct a slice? Shop for preowned & used TaylorMade drivers at. TaylorMade Golf AUS/NZ Official Site: #1 driver in golf. I honestly think it's better suited for all types of swings.Experience TaylorMade Golf drivers, irons. I honestly think it's better suited for all types of swings. It may be better suited for someone with a person with a natural draw swing or higher clubhead speed. In summary: If you like to hit fades with your driver, do not get the R5 Dual N with the Aldila NV shaft. Accuracy with the R580 is roughly about the same as the GBB (very good), but boy does it go a long ways! My average distance with the fade is 250-255 with the occasional 260+ drive! I could never ever do that with the Great Big Bertha, even with going after it with a tight draw swing. I am able to hit LONG drives with my favorite power fade type swing. Taylormade R580 with Grafalloy Blue shaft. I have since gotten rid of this club and found my new love. Plus, I am partial to smaller club heads. It could be the shaft, but I definitely do not like the feel of the club face. But I lost WAY too much accuracy going with this club. So, it's definitely a longer club if hit correctly. My average distance with the GBB driver with a draw type of swing on it was only 240 or so. My average driver distance with a draw type of swing with the R5 was about 255 yard. The only way I could prevent the R5 from ballooning on me was to put a tight draw on the ball. The R5 would only go about 230-240 yards with a cut swing. My normal average driver distance with the GBB driver was about 240 yards. I lost some distance and a LOT of accuracy and consistency compared to my old driver (8.5 Great Big Bertha with Grafalloy Prolite 45' stiff shaft) hitting the same cut. Whenever I put a fade swing on the ball, it tends to balloon and land soft without any roll. But my most consistent swing for my driver is a tiny fade. I am a 7 handicap and can easily work the ball both ways. I don't think this driver works well with someone who likes to hit tight fades off the tee. I have had a chance to try out this club for at least 7 rounds before I made a decision to keep it or not. This is my review for a 9.5 degree R5 Dual Neutral with the green Aldila NV Stiff shaft in 46' length. I would take this over the Sasquatch, the Tour Burner's, the FT-5's, The bang-o-matic, the G10's, The Rapture's, The Hi-Bore's, The 90whatever the overpriced Titleist is called now, and the Cobra's any day of the week. Best thing about the r5, it's not obnoxious looking, sounds great when sweet spotted, and costs less than 100 bucks. I guess what I am getting to is if you can find one of these and are having problems with a hook, get the r5 and find the right shaft. The shaft has made all the difference in the world. Ball flight is now penetrating with a slight draw but tons of rolls and automatic.

At 46', the shaft/clubhead are like magic. Took the Superfast TM/Reax 50 gram stiff out of the overrated Burner i bought last year and put it on this clubhead and WOW! what a combo. Accidentally snapped the shaft putting clubs back in trunk. I was very pleased because I was in fairway and at least had a look at the green. Still had slight draw, not nasty hook but took entire left side of fairway out of play (I am a lefty). Found this club used for 79US with r5 stock stiff shaft 10.5 degrees loft. I developed a nasty hook this summer and went out on a mission to find a driver under 100 US dollars that was not closed at address and would still put it out there with some roll just to regain confidence.