Pros: Lightweight, nice balance, springy clubface and pleasant ping sound at impact. Excellent off the tee.

Cons: Closed clubface makes ball go right, setup adjustment may be required. Large clubhead makes it awkward to hit out of rough. Distasteful appearance and looks cheap.

Customer Service

Taylormade ignores about half of my email inquiries.

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G10, G5, Launcher Steel, VSteel, Cally X, BB, Cobra

Great club, I bought it for only 30$ at the local pga store (must've been a pricing mistake). I've never realy been able to hit fairway woods until I bought this. I just line it up and it goes 200-210. The natural left bias of the club is great too, it eliminates the right side without putting you OB right. Highly Recomended

Just like what the GolfDigest review says, very forgiving. I'm surprised at how easy I can get the ball airborne with the TT steel shaft. The distance is OK but given its forgiving nature, I think I get more distance with this club on average. I paid $75 in good condition from eBay, it's a keeper! The graphics on the crown may need some time to get used to though.

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Adams LP RPM, Mizuno MP

This is an impressive club and very accurate off the tee or fairway. Despite having the stock Rombax 70S superfast shaft this club is very solid and the ball zips of the face. It is also more forgiving than the 906F2 it has replaced in my bag (super club, but mean if you are not 100%)

I am not a huge fan of TM woods or wedges, but this one is good and highly recommended. It is easy to see why it is popular on tour.

Now if TM would only stop bringing out a new model every few weeks..........

Customer Service

No experience of TM customer service

Similar Products Used:

TM 200 steel (a classic), 906F2 (strong and solid, not forgiving), Callaway steelhead (very good, but have lost their way with new models)