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Hey, everyone.  I'm a long-time browser, first-time poster.  I need some opinions on a new driver.  I'm seriously considering buying the TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 TP

http://www.aceandeagle.com/product/taylormade-burner-superfast-2-0-tp/

but with the price tag  I'm hoping you guys can give me some opinions on this club.

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Only heard good things about the driver.  Suppose to be a lower spin option

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Hey, everyone.  I'm a long-time browser, first-time poster.  I need some opinions on a new driver.  I'm seriously considering buying the TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 TP

http://www.aceandeagle.com/product/taylormade-burner-superfast-2-0-tp/

but with the price tag  I'm hoping you guys can give me some opinions on this club.

I had one. very light and easy to swing. Very long! I traded it in due to the 2 degree open face. So my advice is that if you fade the ball already then don't buy it.

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Yeah I heard it was a real fade machine

Originally Posted by JasonFL

I had one. very light and easy to swing. Very long!

I traded it in due to the 2 degree open face.

So my advice is that if you fade the ball already then don't buy it.



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You could go with the non-tp SF 2.0

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You could also go with the super fast 1.0. They are only $150 if you can still find the model you want. I tried both the 1.0 and 2.0 and hit the 1.0 better, so thats what i went with. It's not as long as i had hoped (averaging about 240) but I'm hitting more fairways than i ever did.

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