TaylorMade 300 Series Fairway Fairway Woods
TaylorMade 300 Series Fairway Fairway Woods
USER REVIEWS
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[Jul 03, 2001]
Jason
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TM 300 Series 3 Wood, 15 loft, and S-90
Nice fairway wood! Easy to swing, easy to lift the ball, and easy to hit. Loft 15 gives a bit high trajectory which is OK for me. I had problem to hit 13 degree, my previous club, but it provides consistent peace of mind. I would not say this is the longest, but the most forgiving club. Although the price kills me, it worth it. If you don't think it worth for your game, wait until the price will be dropped. You'll know it is great shotgun on the fairway. I really like Callaway Steelhead fairway woods, but TM is better for my swing. Most of you guys considering to buy new fairway woods, you must try: TM 300 series, TM Supersteel, and Callaway Steelhead Plus. Similar Products Used: TM Burner and Callaway Steelhead Plus |
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[Jun 25, 2001]
JOE L
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
5 WOOD
Traded my Hawkeye driver plus cash for this club.A Titleist rep won it but he only plays one brand.So far this 5 wood is longer than the callaway 3 wood off the tee and more playable off fairway.Taylormade lite shaft has fairly low torque but still use a smooth swing for best results.Very nice sound at impact but not much feel.Draws! Customer Service Very good website. Has vintage specs plus new product info. Similar Products Used: Burner,Warbird,Hawkeye,Cleveland tour action, Mizuno, spalding. |
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[Mar 21, 2001]
Rick
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
15* 3-wood, 300 series T-M
I played the 320 Ti driver for about six months before switching to the Wilson Deep Red (now THAT'S A GREAT DRIVER). Anyway, I found the 300 series 3-wood, 15-degree, to be much less forgiving as the driver series. The ball has the same feel coming off the clubface, and seems to get airborne rather quickly. But I found that the ball strays off-line about 50 percent of the time and tends to fade rather dramatically, if you don't catch it on the screws every time. I feel rather dumb now, after forking out 4 dead Franklins for this club, because it is out of my bag now, replaced by my old reliable Cobra Gravity Back 14.5*. I'm going to take the T-M 300 series 3-wood for another spin in a few weeks, then probably try to sell it. Definitely try before you buy, and not in the store cage. This is DEFINITELY not worth the bucks. Customer Service None Similar Products Used: Cleveland Quadpro (overrated), Cobra Gravity Back (excellent), T-M Supersteel (good), Steelhead Plus (good) |
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[May 24, 2001]
John
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
300 Series, 15 degrees, R80 shaft
Beautiful club. Solid hits feel and sound like persimmon. Straight, boring trajectory. Excellent distance from tee or fairway. Good from tight lies, due to raylor sole plate. Similar Products Used: TM Firesole |
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[Mar 24, 2001]
Jon
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 3 wood 300 series
Good club.. really long.. i have a mizuno.. and a 970 and this is the longest.. 15° good club Similar Products Used: firesole |