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I've been Playing both now for a while, I find the z star to be longer off the T and fly higher how ever have less feel around the green but the same stopping power and spin. I find the cover on the z stat cuts up alot faster than the TaylorMade which is a big factor given the price over here ! The feel on the TaylorMade all over the course is much better in my mind than the z star and I find it more consistant when putting ! So with that what the heck do I play ! Give me the distance of the z star with the feel of the TaylorMade, the spin of rather and the cover of the TaylorMade but without the seam ! Why the heck is there a seam !
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I've played the z star and the taylormade penta. I personally like the penta because of the feel around the course. The z star maybe longer and if your looking for length go with that. But in all reality if five yards or so matters then you have your answer. If feel around the green matters because that is where most of your shots come from then it's taylormade. You use your driver 14 times on a course and putt 30+ so which ever is more important to you.

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