TaylorMade 200 Steel Fairway Metal Woods Fairway Woods
TaylorMade 200 Steel Fairway Metal Woods Fairway Woods
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[Sep 25, 2002]
Duddles
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 3 Wood (Prof65)
This fairway wood is very forgiving. You will lose some distance if you hit it on the toe or heel, but what club doesn't? But this club will still shoot the ball down the fairway at least 180 yds, if not 200. The one thing that I don't like about it is the lack of feel. It's not as bad as a Callaway, and you do get some feedback. In actuality almost all of the hits feel really solid whether hit on the toe or the heel...or sweetspot. It's a great 3 wood and it's a great price. It's just hard to tell where you actually hit it at times. Feel isn't the most important thing when you're 230 out on a par five. Distance and forgivness are. Supposedly it has a bigger sweetspot than the 300 3 wood, and it's a little bit cheaper. c Similar Products Used: Callaway Steelhead Plus, Cleveland Quadpro |
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[Sep 24, 2002]
eniebles
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade 200 Steel Fairway wood
Great club, have the 3 & 5 woods. This is a club I can hit with great ease and distance. Just had them reshafted with Harrison Boron Gold Shafts by the guys at Bay Golf and the performance is incredible. This clubs are in my starting line-up for now on. Customer Service not used Similar Products Used: Callaway steel |
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[Sep 22, 2002]
Matt
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TM 200 Steel 3-wood
I've had the Titleist 975F for 2 years now but wanted a fairway wood with a little more forgiveness for days when the swing isn't cooperating so well! As a package of distance (TM 200 longer by abt 20yards) and forgiveness (much easier to hit), the 200 steel was the best. 975F a little better on feel though. Customer Service Not too friendly over here in Singapore. Similar Products Used: Titleist 975F, Cleveland Launcher Fairway Wood, TM 300 fairway, Callaway Steelhead Plus, ERC II, VFT |
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[Sep 09, 2002]
adam creps
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 3-wood
I started getting serious with golf last year and have never been much of a wood player. Earlier this year I decided to find a 3wood and try using it instead of spraying my driver off of the tee. I went to a pro-shop and tried Ping, Calloway, Cleveland, and TM, all on their range. The 200 series was by far the best. I did not notice the drop off in yardage that I have been reading about, but the most important fact is that it hits where I hit it. I still hook or slice, but the club is very accurate. It is much more consistant than any graphite shaft wood I have ever played. Two words, "BUY ONE!" Customer Service Have not seen, and hope to not see the caved in face. Similar Products Used: Ping, Calloway, Cleveland |
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[Sep 09, 2002]
golfnutGR
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Steel Wood #3
This club is excellent. It is no fluke that pros use it on tour. The clubhead is a bit bigger than the TM 300 tour, and the trajectory is high. This helps me get my shots over the trees when needed and go long. With this club I can hit very long shots with no much effort. All I try to do is hit it clean. My distance varies from 220 to 265 yards. I can even reach 525 yard par fives in two giving me a chance for eagle! I also love this club because it is very easy to work as well. It responds very well when you want to draw or fade the ball. The stock shaft is very good. This is the best club in my bag. Try it, you will not be disappointed. Customer Service worthless email service. Similar Products Used: TM 300 tour, Dunlop. |
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[Aug 27, 2002]
awhite01
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor MAde 200 Series Steel 5 wood
I have been playing with a Titleist 975f 3 wood (14.5)- great club on a great swing day but being human and realistic that is not every time, and a Mizuno Forged 5 wood. Good little club but the shaft was a little whippy. After much looking around I bit the bullet and tried a new 5 wood. I tried several but then came to the TM 200 5 wood. This is a great club. I have a Rifle s90 shaft in it and the ball flies straight and true and with great carry. (15 yards longer than my Mizuno 5 and almost up with the Titleist 3 wood). It picks up off the ground well and out of the rough (Mizuno just pips it here wit the compact head. It is also easy to shape (nice draws and fades). Because of the performance of the 5 wood I have demoed and now ordered the 3 wood to match. Overall- extremely good golf clubs. Customer Service Hopefully good - this is the first TM product I have bought. Similar Products Used: Titleist 975f - fantastic looks, build, performance (if I was up to it everyday) Callaway Steelead II and III- could not get on with slightly shut face. Ping TiSI Tec- great performance- looks??!! a |
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[Aug 26, 2002]
smittygolf
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
200 series 3 wood/5 wood - Grafalloy ProLite shaft
Awesome fairway woods. Face sets up square, and the club just sits right. Very easy to hit off the turf. Excellent feel, and great distance and ball flight. I had the Callaway Steelhead III, but could not adjust to the hook lie. For me, the Grafalloy Prolite shaft is perfect, although I'm sure the steel shaft is excellent also. The best set of fairway woods I've ever hit. I have to be careful not to be too long with them, sometimes necessitating using the 5 wood where I used to use a 3 wood. Also, I preferred the 200 series over the TaylorMade 300 series fairway wood. Customer Service Ordered these through Roger Dunn from TaylorMade due to the custom shaft. The special order took a little longer than a week. Similar Products Used: Callaway Great Big Bertha, Callaway Steelhead III, Cleveland Launcher fairway woods, TaylorMade 330 series. |
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[Aug 25, 2002]
koryong
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
200 Steel 5-wood
This Steel 200 5-wood is an amazing club. It goes higher than my GBB 7-wood and carries as far as my Steelhead 4+ wood. Although not nearly as easy to hit consistently as Callaways, it's still quite forgiving and very straight. The feel is good throughout the swing, though at impact it's not as crisp as the Steelheads. Customer Service No experience yet. Similar Products Used: Ping TiSi 3-wood, Callaway Steelhead 4+ wood, Steelhead 7-wood, GBB 4-wood, GBB 7-wood, BB 5-wood |
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[Aug 24, 2002]
Magne
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Steel 3 Wood S90 Rifle
Originally I tried the 3 Wood withe the S90 graphite and I loved it. A friend had me try his with the S90 Rifle shaft I was UNBELIVABLE I just couldn't miss it. Every ball seemed launched. Needless to say I ran to my proshop and traded in my graphite for the steel. With this in my bag I'll hit tin the 80's for sure. Customer Service Not needed Similar Products Used: TM 300 series,Adams,Callaway Steelheads |
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[Aug 21, 2002]
pambuk
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Steel
I've been playing golf regularly for almost two years now and never broke 90 until I picked up the TM 200 steel driver and 3 wood (rilfe shaft). I shot an 87 in just the second time I've used them. This babies kept me in the fairway 10 times out of 12. I definitely recommend these clubs especially for those who have a problem with slice. Customer Service Customer service person was great and gave me really good deal. Similar Products Used: TM Firesole, Nike Driver. |