After 4/5 rounds I can say the differnce is amizing : CGB Max is far easier and helped me a lot to avoid slice or push hits that often spoiled my previous shots from the tee.
Maybe I lost some yard (meter) but securely I was compensated by the biggest amount of balls in fairway which in my opinion is more important, isn't it ?. I just wonder if this is my "perfect" driver. Probably the ball flight is a little too high for me (even if I bought 9.5° loft) , and the distance and rolling of the ball could be better with a lower trajectory.

I cannot understand why many people here is concerned by the shape of this driver. I find it more than decent under this point of view, nor I can understand arguing about life cycle or things like that, from my point of view, which is only the one of a golfer who is looking for the most suitable clubs.

I think to purchase wood 3 also (i tried it once and hit incredible straight and long !) . As for the irons I never tried them. Did somebody ? I'd read with pleasure his impressions. I will come back often to read your useful commentary.

I frankly don't understand the volume of commentary on club appearance in general. Looks are a) so subjective, and b) so secondary to performance, fit, and probably price too, that I just don't get some people's obsession with commenting on how a new club "looks".

As for product cycles being too short, it should be driven by innovation, not marketing. That sounds naive perhaps, but I do think consumers are smart enough to sniff out a 'new' product that is nothing more than a cosmetic repackaging of the previous model. But the r7 CGB Max doesn't strike me as that, so don't impeach it on those grounds unless you can back up your claim.

I'm all-for adjustability! MWT may not cure a bad swing, but it absolutely does help make corrections.

Ugh...pretty ugly.

How to find the right shaft and loft? Fitting, not match alpha characters.

These irons have been in play for the last 4 years and honestly, I can't see that the new offerings are any better. In fact, I've hit the new R7 TP and it doesn't feel as forginving as the older Rac LT with DG300S shafts.

I must admit, I do like looking at the new offerings, but so far that's it!! I'm just going to look and not purchase!

I think all of the major manufacturers, are simply trying to sell the amateur golfer a golf game! MOI, COR, 460cc, MWT, L4V, CGB....its getting a little overwhelming!

I like the marketing of the R7 MWT, but, does a weekend golfer who hits a driver maybe 8 times a round....need to worry about tweeking ball flight on a $499 driver. I'll take middle of the fairway everytime.....I DON'T CARE what the ball flight looked like to get it there!