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Hi there,

I just got my Cobra Carbon CB's (they're awsome) and now I'm looking for a new #3 fairway wood...
I'm having doubts choosing between the TM Burner 15° (TP or not, don't know) and the Cobra X Speed Pro 15° ... Any advice? Cause didnt find the X speed in the golf digest hot list and I wonder if anyone has any experience with it, because the Cobra's aren't available in my local golf store so can't try them before I make my order at TGW.

Thanks!

G10 driver 9° TFC / stiff
V-Steel 3 wood 15° /stiff
Carbon CB 3 - PW / stiff
Vokey Spin Milled 56°
Karsten B60 Hoofer Stand Bag 2008

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Hey William,

I got a TaylorMade Burner 3-Wood (non-TP version) for Christmas and I really like it. I only started playing golf in may last year and even a beginner like me can (occasionally ) have some good shots with it.
I never tried the COBRA so I can't really compare them.

Ciao,

KN

Gear
Driver: G10 10,5° - regular flex
3-Wood: Burner Steel 15°
Hybrids: Benross V5 Escape 20°/3, 23°/4
Irons: Benross VX Combo OS 5i-SWGap Wedge: CG12 52° chrome finishLob Wedge: SM60.08 oil can finishPutter: White Hot XG #5AccessoriesStand Bag: GROMCart Bag: RC08-1Trolley: Big...
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Hey William,

Thanks. En ook van Antwerpen zie ik waar speel je? Heb me juist lid gemaakt op 3 Eycken gisteren. Dus Burner is een aanrader? Translation because of the English only rules :p : I just asked him where he plays as he lives in Antwerp (Belgium) just like me.

G10 driver 9° TFC / stiff
V-Steel 3 wood 15° /stiff
Carbon CB 3 - PW / stiff
Vokey Spin Milled 56°
Karsten B60 Hoofer Stand Bag 2008

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I play at the A.G.S (Antwerp Golf School) in Aartselaar. It's a small golf school with only 6 holes and also a putting green, a chipping green, a practice bunker and a driving range.
I never been at the Drie Eycken before but a friend of mine is a member there too and he really likes it there. I'm going to join our club competition and I hope I can reduce my handicap to 36 or lower this year so I can finally enjoy the "big" courses

Gear
Driver: G10 10,5° - regular flex
3-Wood: Burner Steel 15°
Hybrids: Benross V5 Escape 20°/3, 23°/4
Irons: Benross VX Combo OS 5i-SWGap Wedge: CG12 52° chrome finishLob Wedge: SM60.08 oil can finishPutter: White Hot XG #5AccessoriesStand Bag: GROMCart Bag: RC08-1Trolley: Big...
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