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CodeRed657

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CodeRed657 Established Member

CodeRed657

other than the extra movable weights on the superquad, are there any major differences between these clubs?

Driver: r7 460 10.5*
3 Wood: Launcher Steel 15*
Hybrid: HALO 3i 22*
Irons: X-20 Tour 3-PW
Wedge: RAC Chrome 56*/12*Putter: White Steel 2-Ball Blade

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philipy Established Member

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I think that's it other than cosmetic changes (but I'm not 100% sure).

Driver: Superquad 9.5° - XS
3 Wood: Big Bertha II 15° - S
Irons: Mizuno MX-20
Wedges: Mizuno 50-06, 56-11, 60-05
Putter: Hog Mallet

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DDBowdoin Great Member

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there are differences at address, the superquad has a deeper face... the burner has some real strange allignment graphics on the crown that are a little annoying

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there are differences at address, the superquad has a deeper face... the burner has some real strange allignment graphics on the crown that are a little annoying

uh, i was referring to the the r7 460 and the superquad....not the burner. thanks for the comments though

Driver: r7 460 10.5*
3 Wood: Launcher Steel 15*
Hybrid: HALO 3i 22*
Irons: X-20 Tour 3-PW
Wedge: RAC Chrome 56*/12*Putter: White Steel 2-Ball Blade

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The SuperQuad has movable weights in the rear, which are supposed to change the loft of the club (or was it trajectory of the ball?) by up to 1*. With the extra 2 weight options it allows for much more configurations than the 460.

I recently purchased an R7 460 and it launches the ball pretty high, I chose it b/c of budget considerations. I have no problems getting the golf ball off the ground. I've recently picked up the game again after a few years; I thought I'd have some club envy b/c I didn't shell out the extra $$$ for the SuperQuad. But after my first range visit with the new club, I was quite pleased with the 460.
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What's in my bag?
R7 460 10.5*
3 & 5 Wood
X-12 Irons w/ Graphite ShaftsTom Watson Sand Wedge 55* Putter
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Since I don't want to bump that old thread someone mentioned, I'd just like to say I love my old r7 425 :) I haven't even touched the weights because my drives are straight (don't ask me how), so I would personally base the decision off of distance and feel... and maybe sound since it's cool to have a nice "pang" when you hit the sweet spot.

Driver: r7 10.5*
3W: Black Ti
Irons: CG Gold
Wedges: 54*, Acuity 60*
Putter: Copperhead bladeBall: NXT-Tour

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kris0708 Member

kris0708

Some differences between the Superquad and the 460 are the thin wall construction in the superquad that promotes less rpm on the ball. A more forgiving club, the superquad is.

Whats in my bag:
Driver: r7 Superquad 9.5 with stiff ProForce V2 75g
Wood: r7 Steel 4 wood stiff stock shaft
Hybrid: 3DX ironwood 3 with stiff Aldila NV Hybrid shaft
Irons: r7 with Project X 6.0 +1"Wedges: 52, 56, 60 spin milledPutter: Rossa Corzina

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