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  1. 1. Which brand do you use when it comes to drivers? Pros and Cons.

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I own a new TM Burner 9.5 with reg. flex shaft...only bought it on Friday - yet to take it out on the course. On the range it is a bomber of note, they seem to be going straight & far... hopefully it is half as good on the course as it is on the range!!!

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MacTec NVG2 Tour. Tried all the major brands at a club fitting session and this one worked the best for me. Not very pretty, but ball flight is great and it goes forever.

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Taylor Made R5 Draw w/ Fujikura 757 Speeder
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I just got the TM R580XD. Nice and straight for me and the shots I hit perfectly go about 225 yards with range balls. I haven't hit it at a course yet.

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3DX 20 Degree
MX-25 4-PW
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Nicklaus Dual Point.

This is the club King Kong would use to swat airplanes out of the sky!

I had a Nike SQ, but just never hit it as far or as straight.

Dual Point 10.5 Stiff Driver
Dual Point 3 Wood
NPS-1 Irons
Dual Slot 52, 56, 60 Wedges
Newport 2


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I just got the TM R580XD. Nice and straight for me and the shots I hit perfectly go about 225 yards with range balls. I haven't hit it at a course yet.

That is my current back up driver. I just can't see ever getting rid of it. I replaced it (currently) with a Nickent Gemini II with an AccuFlex shaft that is more accurate... but not as long. If I can keep my ego in check I hope to keep the Geminin in the bag for the full season... but the odds are the 580XD will have at least a couple of appearances.

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Nike SQ for me.

In The Bag
SQ 5000 10.5

SQ Sumo 3 wood
MP-32 3-PWGolden Bear Gap Wedge SV Sand Wedge MP T Lob WedgeYes Golf Callie Putter


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Titleist 907D2, 9.5°, UST ProForce v2 76 Stiff

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I use the Nike SQ Sumo unsqared, and I absolutely love it. I switched over from a Cobra Ti, and although I lost a little (very little) distance, I find the Sumo is far more accurate.
Jody B.


Cobra Speed Pro S 9.5 X-Stiff
Cleveland Hibore XLS 3WTaylor Made Super Steel 5W (Steel Shaft)Cleveland Hibore XLS 3 Hybrid (Steel Shaft)Titleist AP1 5-GapCleveland CG14 56Cleveland CG14 60Odyssey 3Ball 33" Putter

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i never used a driver untill i got fitted for my Nike Sq. i was in awe of how well it hit and how forgiving it was. i tried many drivers before that one but once i hit it i knew that it was the club for me!!!

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At the end of last year, I'd bought a Ben Hogan CS3 driver. I wasn't complaining, since it came with an aldila NV shaft (at a hundred bucks...). However, the shaft was too stiff and it felt like hitting a tin can that only went 200 yards with a slice of varying degree (ranging from a slight fade to a vicious slice that lands in the wrong fairway). I just got a Cobra F/Speed driver to replace that, and I'm crushing the ball 270 yards down the middle, with a slight draw.
"Shouldn't you be going faster? I mean, you're doing 40 in a 65..."

Driver: Burner TP 9.5*
3 Wood: 906F2 15*
2I: Eye 23I-PW: 3100 I/HWedges: Vokey Spin-Milled 56*06, MP-R 52*07/60*05Putter: Victoria IIBall: Pro V1xCheck out my new blog: Thousand Yard DriveHome Course: Kenton County...

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I'm currently not using a driver... because mine is in the mail. I purchased that 907D2 and I'm still waiting upon its arrival. Tomorrow it is due to come in. Too bad I can't play for the next 5 days.

907D2 9.5º Proforce V2 85 Stiff
904F 15º stiff Speeder Shaft
735.CM Chrome 2-P
Spin-Milled Vokeys Tour Chrome 54.10/60.04
Studio Style Newport 2.5 Black X66 Stand Bag Pro V1


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I have the R5 (neutral) and love it. The Aldila shaft is sweet too. I tried my dad's R7 and while a very nice club the R5 I find more than meets my needs...consistent and off center hits still put the ball out there
What's in the bag

Driver: Speed LD F Driver 9.5°
5 wood: 909F2 18.5°
Hybrid: EDGE CFT 21°Irons: i5 - 4-pwWedges: CG10 52°, 56°, & 60° degreePutter: Udrainium Doc 15Ball: DT SoLoHome Courses: Spring Lakes Golf Club, Stouffville, ON & Ocean Ridge Plantation Golf, Sunset...

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I had the R580XD I bought early last year. The face cracked while I was in Japan (Hard Range Balls) I called Taylor Made and they overnighted an R5 to me for free. They did not even require a picture or anything, just took my word for it. I have always used TM, but now I know I will for life!!! Great customer service goes a long way in my book.

R5 Dual 9.5
F50 16.5
R7 TP 3-PW
RAC Satin 52 and 56 deg
Vokey 59 deg Studio Newport 2 HX Tour 56


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13 Snake Eyes 600T, Aldila NV65-S.
(Great club, easy 245 yds, but high loft for a driver).

On the way in the mail - guaranteed to be venomous!
9.5 Snake Eyes Black Mamba, UST Proforce V2-R.

My 14 Clubs
1W TM R1
3W 5W TM RBZ pro
P-4 Irons Mizuno MP54


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TaylorMade R7 460 with the new Titleist coming a close second.

Have not tried the TaylorMade Burner...but I heard it's awesome

Driver: TaylorMade R7 10.5
Hybrids: Taylor Rescue Dual 16, 19, 22
Irons: TaylorMade R7 4-PW
Wedges: Titleist Vokeys 54, 60
Ball: Precept Lady
Putter: Yes Putter Callie


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