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I'm new to golf this summer, after lots of playing my scores are starting to come down to low 90's upper 80's and I'm  about to purchase a new driver. Ive narrowed my choices down to the Adams Speedline 9088 UL Driver and the Taylor Made Burner 2.0. I think the obvious choice for the seasoned golfer would be the TM but I've heard good things about the speed line and heard it's easier to hit. Any one play with either one? Any comments on either?

Note--- sorry that asking for help is my first post!


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First off, kudos for scoring in the 80's after just picking up the game.

What driver are you playing now,  and what lead you to narrow it down to the two you're looking at?    I selected a new  (used)  driver based on a brand I was comfortable with from years of playing etc....  but in the early years it was all about going to places that I could hit them out on a range,  or taking them for a test-run at my local club.


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I hit a friends TM and it felt pretty good, even though it was just a few hits. And I haven't hit the Adams but a friend of mine who plays with the Adams tells me it's great.


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