TaylorMade Ti Bubble 2 Drivers
TaylorMade Ti Bubble 2 Drivers
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[May 24, 2000]
James Bukowski
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Ti Bubble2 S-90 9.5
I compared this head to head with my BBB. No contest: the BBB won hands down. For an oversized Ti driver, I found the Ti2 extremely unforgiving. Anything not hit on the sweet spot went nowhere. The few times I hit the spot, the feel was kind of dead and distance was shorter than the BBB (9*). Conclusion: if you're looking for a forgiving, easy-to-hit driver, there are many better options Similar Products Used: BBB, Golfsmith Ti 310, Ping TiSI, HAwkeye, Warbird |
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[Mar 21, 2000]
Joe
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
ti 2 8.5 tour forged
Very inconsistant. When I hit this on the screws I hit it very long, when I was off it was NOT forgiving and the only club I ever hit to give me a hook, I hit a fade with every other driver. Dont like the sound of the hits. Maybe the regular would be better but I put my money on a new BBB which I have it well. Similar Products Used: Callaway |
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[May 22, 2000]
Jim Kilgore
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made TI 2 Tour Forged
Had the Taylor Made TI2 Tour Forged 9.5* driver for about four months. S-90 Bubble 2 graphite shaft. One of the best drivers that I've hit. I can work the ball either way with a predominatly straight to slight fade ball flight. Long off the tee and with the 9.5* loft easy to hit from the fairway. Taylor Made should have kept making these drivers and never made the worthless Firesole driver. Similar Products Used: T/M Firesole (worthless), Callaway BBB, and Steelhead. |
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[May 18, 2000]
steven
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
9.5* driver
the head is too light so i tend to slice with it unless i swing really slow. Once in a while, i will get off a good 260 yard-er. Customer Service orlimar tri-met. 13* / 17* are great too, but shallow faces proved useless from anything but the short hairs Similar Products Used: TB2 3- and 5- woods are the best! long& straight |
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[Apr 25, 2000]
Dale Mayuiers
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ti Bubble 2 Tour Forged
After trying 90% of the titanium woods out there, I finally settled on the Ti 2 Tour Forged. The feel is "softer" while still giving me the distance that I wanted. The Tour Forged model seems to send the ball off on a lower trajectory which gives me another 10/15 yards in roll. On the down side, the head has come loose 4 times. Also, the S-90 shaft might as well be rated as a "Regular" flex. The TS-100 shaft is much firmer, but is about 3/4 of an inch shorter. One last thing, the Bubble shafts do not use a standard size grip. Similar Products Used: Nearly every other titanium wood. |
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[Oct 16, 2000]
Ken
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
TI Bubble II
I originally bought a Yonex Graphite driver that felt really good to swing but I could not keep it in the fairway. Then somebody did me a favor and stole the thing. I then bought the Ti-2. This is the best club I ever bought. It is much easier to keep in play and alot longer also. I actually get out there 265 +++ which for me is quite good. Even had a few out in the 290's and straight down the middle. Similar Products Used: yonex, king cobra (offset) |
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[Jun 16, 1999]
George
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
R-80; 10.5
This is one of the most consistent drivers I've hit: I know it's going to fade. I have found that the bubble shaft affects the kickpoint, thus the necessary flex. For my game, a regular flex bubble shaft is better than a stiff, although I normally played stiff in other drivers. For whatever reason, stiff blows the ball way right on the bubble burner for me. Still, once I figured that out, and learned to slow down my swing, this club has served me well. Customer Service Always responsive Similar Products Used: T-Zoid, Mizuno |
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[Jun 03, 1999]
Steve
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Ti-Bubble 2
After hitting the Bubble for the first time, I knew it was the club for me. With my old warbird the maximum distance that I was able to hit the ball was 50 yards. With the Bubble I am now regularly hitting drives well over 300 yards. I went from a 30 handicap to a 1 in just over a week and I owe it all to the Bubble. Similar Products Used: Callaway Steelhead, Hawkeye, Great Big Bertha, Biggest Big Bertha. |
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[Aug 06, 1999]
Mike
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Ti Bubble2
Since I started using the Taylor Made Ti Bubble2 my drives have been longer and straighter. Its so light in my hands I don't relize the its there. Similar Products Used: Powerbilt Ti, Mizuno T-Zoid, BBB |
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[Aug 06, 1999]
BRUCE E. DALIMONTE
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TAYLOR MADE TI 2
THE MOST SOLID FEELING DRIVER I'VE EVER HIT. LONGER & STRAIGHT THAN OLD BIG BERTHEA THAT I TRADED IN. AND NOW THAT THE FIRESOLE DRIVER IS ON THE MARKET, THE PRICES ARE COMING DOWN! Similar Products Used: None |