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i need a setup diagram for this club can anyone help thanks

This club will not cure the worst slice but it will bomb the ball and give you good forgiveness on mis-hits. The technology isn't gimmicky like some have mentioned. Placing heavier weight in the rear of the club paired with the inverted cone technology has led to my longest drives ever. I've tried nearly all of them and this club consistently stays in the bag year after year. You can get it at a great price on ebay and other online retailers. Great looking club that allows you to work the ball unlike most of the mailboxes you see on the market touting MOI. One other thing, this ht (high trajectory) model does not "balloon" the ball. It launches it higher than average and far!

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Probably the best driver I've owned. I had it reshafted with a Graphite Design YS6+ stiff and it really made a difference. Consistently straight and long, you can't go wrong but get the right shaft.

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I played this club back when i was about a 14 handicap, and it took me down to a single digit. It was expensive when i bought it but well worth it. 400cc is the way to go, 425cc is probably the highest i'll go. The shape of this club is great, Nice crack! at impact and in the summertime those 290-300 yarders seemed to carry forever. Usually carry an average of about 240-250yrds but a little adreniline and hot weather i carried it out of bounds over a green 270 yards away off the tee. Still not as long in overall distance as my 905t but pretty close. I liked the wieghts at high nuetral, soon as i switched to the draw setting things went downhill.

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Got the club used of ebay. Went the range the night I got it. Started out slicing the ball. Adjust the weights, got some change in ball flight. Adjusted my set-up and wow 250 yards straight down the range. I don't think the weights are a cure for slicing. I love this club though.

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I bought a r7 after many testings of many products i tried everything i finaly pick the r7 HT for its size (not too big not to small) and it just works for me i love it it helped me break 80 for the first time :)

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it ried everything... everything

Gimmickry aside, this club is quality. If you’re finding 460cc is too much to swing and want to stay “reasonable” then the r7 quad (ht) could be for you at 400cc. As one of the previous reviewers writes, this club isn’t about being hot, as it is about being consistent over a large ‘sweet spot’. Personally, I too often hear high handicappers worry about hot faces being near 0.83 COR when they should worry about trajectory and spin rate.

I picked this up mail order following the release of the new Taylor Made r7 425 just for the sake trying out movable weights. Following a session on the range and a couple of rounds, I simply haven’t seen the need to toy with what works. For my game, this club swings comfortably, with a nice sound at impact and produces consistent results (a very slight draw or straight). Put simply, this club is very well built and the weights, well – they’re pretty to look at.

There are downsides, given that the weights are probably too gimmicky / fidgety to work with ‘inconsistent’ swings (like mine). And what’s worse is that your friends will probably laugh the first (and probably the second) time they see you especially if they’re used to seeing you carrying no-nonsense gear like Mizuno, Cleveland and Titleist.

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I would strongly suggest you try this club out before you make a purchase. I did not have much trouble hitting this driver straight, but the head was too heavy for me to generate much club head speed. My swing speed is around 90mph, and since I've switched to a PING G5 Driver I am carrying my drives at least 25 yards longer.

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I got an R580XD this winter as a trade from one of my hubby's work buddies. After reshafting and a small learning curve. I hit it extremely well. So, I was nervous when hubby said he was bringing home the R7 Quad 4, M flex for me. On the range, I set the club in two different patterns --mid-trajectory, slight draw, and high trajectory neutral. Both configurations were very easy to hit with the ball flight pretty much matching the configuration. This club has a different feel from the R580XD -- beefier. I can feel the impact much more crisply with the R7. The ball explodes off of this club. The best news is that I am consistently getting an additional 10-15 yards with this club.
Hubby plays a Nike Sasquatch with which he is having trouble controlling a cut/slice. He hit my R7 and hit it straight every time. Something tells me that I'm going to have to share.....

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