TaylorMade 200 Steel Fairway Metal Woods Fairway Woods

TaylorMade 200 Steel Fairway Metal Woods Fairway Woods 

DESCRIPTION

Greater forgiveness and distance are products of its 455 stainless steel Powerframe Technology construction. It allowed us to redistribute weight and optimally place CG to create the higher trajectory sought by most players. A trapezoidal sole pad and CAD optimized internal weight pad technology offer higher structural inertia to maintain velocity on off-center hits. This also creates a crisper, more satisfying sound and contact. Taken together, all of the features of the Powerframe Technology help increase ball speed.

USER REVIEWS

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[Jun 18, 2002]
OrangeSlice
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 Series 5 wood R-80 Graphit Shaft

This club is amazing. I hit my drive about 215-225 and I can hit this 5 wood 190 every time. I also slice my drive but not with the 5 wood, staight every time. It gets great trajectory off the ground, it is not drop and stop action but it wont roll off the green either. I suggest you buy this club.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 18, 2002]
Bob
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 Series 5 wood R-80 Graphit Shaft

This club is really good. It hits long, straight, and a nice trajectory. I hit my driver 225 and this club 190 so the distance is good. I also slice my drive but not with the 5 wood.It gets high in the air too. It doesent have drop and stop action on the green but it wont roll off either. I highly suggest you buy it.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 17, 2002]
BigMarcSP
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 Steel Fairway Metal

The best 3-wood on the market by far. At first I tried the Adams wood but it lacked the consistency. The second I hit this club I knew I had to buy it. The accuracy is unmatched. Either off the tee, on the fairway, or in the rough. My first thre swings off the tee were majestic blasts. All traveling over 280-no joke. Third one was 300. I just about threw the driver away at this point seeing that it would only give me about 15 extra yards and cause great frustration with it inaccuracy. The only ball I hit in the faiway was great as well. It allowed ne to reach the 570 yard par-5 in two. Wow what a club. I have the S-90 steel shaft and the feel and control is out of this world. If your in the market for any fairway metal you MUST try this one out. You won't regret it. Now I know why so many professionals use this club it This club coupled with the brand new Mizzuno Pro II's(you must try these as well-immpecable feel and workability) I purchased allowed me to shoot a 73-the best round this year. To sum up in one word-WAHOOO!

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 01, 2002]
Chucker
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: TM 200, 3 Wood w/steel rifle shaft

Best fairway wood I have ever hit. I have been hitting this club on the shorter par 4s (350 yds and less), with excellent results (in the short grass, and 200 to 210 yards) for me. Off the fairway, it is very long as well. I like the directonal grooves on the top of the clubhead - they really help to align the clubhead. The steel rifle shaft gives great control (less torque and shorter shaft). I find this club very forgiving as well. The club face depth is not too shallow. You can hit this club off the fairway, or out of the rough. An all around great club at a great price.

Customer Service

TM is very responsive and has excellent technical advice on line or on the phone.

Similar Products Used:

ADAMS, Callaway Steelhead, Orlimar Tri-Metal, Ram Concept Low Profile, among others.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 31, 2002]
Dominique
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 Fairway Woods, 3&5

Just bought the 3 & 5 woods, stiff graphite shaft, and couldn't be happier. I tee off with the 3 and hit the fairway with unbelievable consistency and only a few yards short of my driver. Both are magic off the deck, very forgiving, straight and long, even if you miss hit it. They work for me, maybe you'll have similar luck.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[May 27, 2002]
DualRadius
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 18* 5 wood steel shaft

The Taylor Made 200 is a solid golf club, and a great buy overall. The 5 wood flies quite a bit higher than the SH+ by Callaway of the same loft, however it does land softly and can hold greens. The steel shaft makes it feel like one of my irons, which I like. It feels as though the steel shaft is a little "loose" at impact - very hard to describe. The TM 200s seem to be priced around $150 or so these days for steel, which makes this club a great buy!

Similar Products Used:

Callaway SH+

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 19, 2002]
J_Harper
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Taylor Made 200 Series 3-Wood, stiff shaft

I have just bought a stiff shafted 3 wood 200 series and am very pleased. I have had a Great Bertha 4 wood (firm flex) for about 5 years now and I never really got on with it. My bad shot was always a hook. So I finally decided to try out a few other woods to see if I could find something to suit me better. I tried the 200 series (3 wood, stiff shaft), the Mizuno blue rage (3 wood, stiff shaft), the Adams Tight lies 2 (4 wood, stiff shaft) and my Callaway (4 wood, firm flex). Off the tee it was a close call between the Mizuno and the TM200, the Adams being too lofted and tended to fade a bit for me. The Mizuno is a very strong wood and will be suited to fast swing speeds and strong forearms, the Taylor made was a slightly higher ball flight than the Mizuno, but pretty consistent. My Callaway was fine, but threw in the odd hook. Off the deck the Adams was better but did tend to fade for me, not sure why as that''s not my shape. The Mizuno was quite hard to hit consistently, one minute a screamer down the middle, low penetrating flight, the next I''m blocking it right ( to be fair this may be the shaft which was quite stiff for a graphite shaft). The TM200 was the most consistent and had a nice easy swing weight which helped lift the ball off the mats. So I bought it. I played today and used it on the course 3 times, all straight and long, so I''m pleased. We''ll see how I get on in due course but I would rate this as a good all round fairway wood that sits nicely at address and should give most golfers that extra little bit of confidence they need off the fairway.

Customer Service

Not used

Similar Products Used:

Callaway Biggest Bertha Tayloe Made Burner

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 07, 2002]
Jason Denver
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: #5 - 18 Steel

Long, straight, and high! Since it is #5 wood, it has 18 degree and still the ball flight is straight and long. It hasn''t betrayed me on the field. When it hit the green, the ball bounce once or twice and it stays there. What a great club for $200 with big brand name!

Customer Service

Great customer service.

Similar Products Used:

Original TM burner, Callaway Steelhead, Callaway Hawkeye.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 06, 2002]
Richard Woods
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: @00 steel driver/3 wood

No more titanium or grafite.Steel is in.Longer,straighter shots.These clubs are just super.I have owned bubble shafts,titanium etc and nothing compares to the performance of these clubs.I will add a 5 wood soon.

Customer Service

none to report

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 05, 2002]
vmaaw224
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: 4 wood and 7 wood

These are kick ass clubs. I have the 4 and seven woods and they are mucho solid. I can hit them high and low and they are very workable. I have the rifle shafts in them and the weight and balance are second to none. Excellent feel and great sound when you nail it proper. I really like the 7 wood. I can get the height on shots when it need it unlike my 3 iron although I get the same distance about 210 - 220. I will be replacing my 3 wood as well later this month.

Customer Service

No dealings with customer service

Similar Products Used:

Callaway Steelhead plus, Callaway Hawkeye, Callaway Warbird.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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