TaylorMade r7 460 Drivers
TaylorMade r7 460 Drivers
[Jul 20, 2008]
Big Jack
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made R7 460
I just bought the TM R7 460 and it is awesome. I had been away from the game for a while. A shoulder injury caused a long layoff, then when I came back, all my distance was gone and the game was no fun. A freind introduced me to this driver. I bought my own and took it to the range. After a few nervous mis-hits (and fear that I had just wasted some money), I started hitting it great. I was consitently hitting the ball 250-275 yds, straight. I took it from the range to the cousre where I hit it long and hit 10 fairways. I was able to reach 3 of the par 5s in two and was usually no more that a PW out on the par 4s. Bottom line -this club is wonderful and has gotten me excited about golf again! |
[Jul 01, 2008]
brandon
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Taylormade r7 460
The stock Reax shaft is a great shaft, contrary to what other people have said in this forum. It does launch the ball high, but I also think that many people tee the ball too high due to stiff shafts in drivers (the stiff shaft makes the ball launch low). A buddy I play with has a 135 mph swing and not only knocks the crap out of this driver, but also keeps it in the fairway. And this is not because the senior flex plays like a regular. Each flex of the reax shafts play like they're supposed to while still maintaining relatively low torque.
Customer Service I don't know, but I had to pay for the weight wrench, which was pretty annoying. Similar Products Used: Cobra 454 comp (long but closed face was tough to deal with and no sweet spot), Nike Ignite (head seemed dead), Nike SQ Sumo tour (good driver with the Diamana in it), Callaway ft-i (too tinny), Taylormade 425 (good driver, very long, however closed face made it unplayable for me) |
[Jun 17, 2008]
golfer7890
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
r7 460 11.5 pershing shaft
Good driver but room for improvement. First of all, I hate the screw idea. It makes the club very ugly and especially on this driver, the screw areas protrude and some people have complained of it grazing the floor. The sound is like a tin can-- loud and cheap. I had problems hitting it straight with this driver, probably my swing. I really wanted this driver to work and spent alot of dough upgrading the shaft. In the end I traded it in for a Ping. Customer Service not prompt with email responses. Similar Products Used: pings, callys. |
[Mar 19, 2008]
spanship
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
R7 460
Hi guys,
Similar Products Used: Burner, Callaway X 460 |
[Feb 25, 2008]
Alan Moretti
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made R7
Always read reviews of any golf equipment on golfreviw.com. I have been doing this for the past 2 years and have been 100% satisfied with my purchases.
Customer Service Haven't dealt with yet. |
[Feb 10, 2008]
rick_traskos@prodigy.net
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor r7 460
This club didn't work for me at all. The weight placement didn't make much difference. It still was hitting the ball short with little consistancy. Back to my Callaway Fusions, and looking at the Pings Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Callaway Fusion, Great Big Bertha |
[Jan 16, 2008]
Tim
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
R7 460 Draw
I almost always slice or fade badly to the right and I came across this club when I was looking for an answer. I hit the club in my local golf store and immediately felt a difference. The sound was great and it had great feel. I bought the club, eager to get to an outdoor driving range to see if it fixes my slice. I have to say, I was slightly disappointed that there wasn't an immediate fix. I was still fading, but not quite so badly. Although there was an immediate difference in distance, I was consistently hitting the ball at least 30 yards further than normal. Fortunately the fade soon came right and I'm happy to say I'm even hitting a nice draw on my shots now thanks to this driver.
Customer Service Not used Similar Products Used: I also tried a Burner draw and Callaway FT3 draw. |
[Jan 08, 2008]
thumper07
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
R7 460
The club is very pretty and sets up nice. It also sounds nice but thats where the good ends. The shaft is terrible, it feels numb and launches extrmeley high causing ballooning and loss of distance. I reshafted with aldila nv-s but didn't help. I hit my 3 wood farther and lower than this club. Sorry but i think TM missed on this one. But if you like the idea of having movable weighs then go for it, but dont expect it to go long. Customer Service Not needed Similar Products Used: None |
[Nov 05, 2007]
JB
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
R7 460
I bought this driver on eBay for $130 in excellent condition with matching headcover and weight wrench. Shot a 78 the first time i used the club. Hit more than normal amount of fairways. I would recommend this club to anyone in the market for a new driver. |
[Oct 05, 2007]
Eric
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made r7 460cc
I had high expectations for this club unfortunately i didn't deliver. i'm not sure if its just my swing, but i lost about 25 yards compared to my taylormade r580! it felt hallow, maybe i needed to tweak the "weight technology" bad to average club overall, would not recoomend it. |