Make no mistake. I''''m just a beginner who finds it really hard to hit the ball consistently well with any driver. For the past two years, I have opted for the sweet forgiveness of Callaway''''s Biggest Big Bertha which has served me quite well. However, as forgiving as it is, my problem was that I could not get much distance from it. My driving average was about 200 - 210 and I often hit my 13-lofted Orlimar Trimetal FW farther than that. I knew that it was not about the club - my swing with the big dog just sucked. Many times, I was thinking about taking the driver off the bag and using the less forgiving Orlimar as my driver. But just when I was about to do so, several lines of drivers with the so-called high Coefficient of Restitution or trampoline face started hitting the market and, moved by the hype, I decided to give these drivers a try. I started my search with Callaway''''s ERCI, Hawkeye VFT and ERCII thinking that Callaway was the master of forgiveness and playability. But from the results I got with these premium drivers, I must admit that these club did not feel like the Callway I used to know. Good hits went very far, but also came very rarely. I just could not manage to get that bang sound most of the times. I was told so many times that the high COR technology came at the expense of forgiveness. So, regardless of the brands, I must be a good player to make the most of these hi-tech drivers. I almost believed this was true until I finally got a chance to try the TM360Ti. Reading so many good reviews about this club, I thought I should give this high COR technology a second chance. The size of the clubhead is huge and it did make me feel somewhat awkward at the set-up at the very beginning. Anyway, after a short while of familiarization, I finally got it right. I got about 20 yards more on a consistent basis. And even when I could feel that I did not hit it right, the balls still went reasonably far. Besides, when I hit it harder, the balls just went even farther. This is something I didn''''t get from my big bertha. Well, my search has ended. I simply love the club would recommend it to any high handicappers.

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Callaway Biggest Big Bertha, ERCI,II, Hawkeye VFT, Orlimar Trimetal Deep-face Driver

This is a great driver. I have a swing speed of about 95 mph and the UltraLite s-90 bubble shaft seems to fit my swing just right. This club seems to want to keep the drives straight !! Not a club for those who want to work the ball. Average length compared to others with a bigger sweet spot than most. Tried several other drivers but this one seem to keep it down the middle of the fairway the best with good distance. The new Cleveland Launcher is a nice driver but not as forgiving, more like a Titleist J. The Ping is a close runner up to the TM but you need to get fitted properly in the Ping to get it''s full benefits.The Callaway VFT is not worth a crap !!

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This is a great golf club. I have used Big Bertha clubs to no avail. I found the club easy to get accustom to and quite forgiving. I still have a long way to go in developing my game, however, great equipment certainly helps. If the 360i driver fits your budget- GO FOR IT. You will be happy you did.

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Big Bertha War Bird, old school wood drivers, Cleveland Launcher

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I did not enjoy the product. I have used other high quality products such as the Mitsushiba Driver and the Daiwa driving iron. This club did not suit my needs because of the low density and compact hit. This driver is not recommended for slow swing speeds. I am still able to hit my Mitsushiba in the 300''s to 330''s. I therefore recommend something that is worth it''s price.

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Mitsushiba, Daiwa Driving Iron, TM 320K

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I stood on the range testing 7 different drivers, no TM''s. Coincidentally TM had their demo day and the rep offered me the 360. He set my tee as high as possible and asked me to hit." I''ll sky it for sure"..., " trust me, you won''t" he replied. The ball flight was incredibly high, straight and long. He explained that you must hit the ball on the top half of the face and the ball will come off the club with almost no spin."Notice how high pros hit the ball today" he added. My handicap went from 11 to 7. My ball flight is high and the carry is long. I have gained 15 yards and the confidence that I will hit every fairway. The longer shaft creates a bigger arc and impact speed, so greater distance. I''ve tried other drivers since and nothing compares. Guys I play with regularly can''t get over the transformation.They borrow the club for 2 or 3 holes and they are amazed at the results. Three have switched already and the only thing holding others back, is the money

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I''ve tried every new driver that has hit the market since february. I''ve always been a Callaway Deciple with my 9 degree inch over stiff Original Hawkeye. So naturally I tried the VFT which I was extremely disappointed in. Traded that in for a Taylor 320. I liked it at first but became disatisfied with the shallow face. I traded that for a 300 Series with a proforce 65 shaft. That one I really didn''t like. Each time I did this, I went back to my original Hawkeye. Then I tried the Mizuno 9 degree T-zoid which I really did like but the Mizuno shaft started to feel too whippy so a golf shop guy recommended the Proforce 65 shaft. I have come to the conclusion that you should stick with the factory installed shafts because the Pro Force absolutely ruined the feel of the Mizuno. So back to the Hawkeye I went. Then I picked up a new 975D Titliest. Quickly I learned that you really have to be a consistant ball striker to hit this club. Last month I traded that in for the Taylor 360 9.5 degree with the factory installed Graffaloy prolite 35 stiff shaft. This club absolutely blows everything else I have tried off the earth. This club is so easy to hit. I wish I would have gone to this club first. But I was talked out of it several times because I was told it was for higher handicappers. But everytime I looked, Pros and low handicappers were using it. And I know why. The ball launches out like a missle. THe ball flight seems to be really high at first until you realize just how much carry you are getting. It''s unbelievable. THe sound of this club is kind of a turn off but who cares because the results you get are awesome. This and the Mizuno are the best drivers I have ever hit. I only wish I didn''t change my shaft in the Mizuno.

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Callaway VFT 8 and 9 degree (Both Sucked). Taylor 300 and 320, Mizuno Tzoid, Titliest 975D and 975J, Callaway Hawkeye

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I usually have a driving distance of 210 metres with an easy swing, whenever I try to swing faster, the ball just goes everywhere. This TM360Ti can definitely re-write this, I can now have a fast swing and still keeps the ball in control, even with an easy swing, it gives me about 235 metres. Make no mistake about it, my bag is ready for this club!

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Tommy Armour Super Titan

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My slice is gone! I''m replacing my Callaway GBB Hawkeye with this on a permanent basis. I''m getting about 10-15 more yards on a consistent basis and more importantly, hitting the fairway. This club a joy to swing! It''s awesome and worth every penny.

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TM TI Bubble Burner II, Callaway GBB Hawkeye

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Gave up my Great Big Bertha for this driver. Truly a marvelous piece of engineering. I can hit gentle draws as well as the appropriate cut shot when needed. Long, and incredibly forgiving. Probably a "Love or Hate" club. Count me in the "Love" camp. Makes golf more fun.

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Cleveland Launcher, Ping TISI

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TM 360ti + Grafalloy ProLite + Maxfli A10 = 358 yards. No bologna.

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