Taylormade t5 driver

I have my new R15 parked and am going back to my trusty R5. The heavier head makes it easier to get in the groove at impact and hammer through the ball.

Been using this since inception and every year I tell myself it's time for a new driver. Then I test out the new crop, this year, TM's M2 driver, and the latest Ping model and frankly none of them feel as sweet, forgiving and strong in my hands as the trusty old R5. If you get a chance, you can now buy one for pennies it is about 12 years old now. I say make the move - a fantastic driver, good length, good looks and great value - equal to anything new you pay big bucks for today.

Been using this more and I am hitting it at around to I thought the newer drivers of TaylorMade are far better but this R5 can still do the job on any golf course out there. This is a better forgiving driver than the Titleist drivers or any other drivers out there. I like the M2 but the prices are a bit stiff for now so i will keep using this R5 till it breaks.

Decent club that gets the ball out there. Flight was a bit high for my liking and seemed to make the ball hang at the end of its flight. Sits well behind the ball and does give you a lot of confidence but just not for me. I was pleasantly suprised by the TaylorMade R5 Dual driver. Having used TaylorMade's all my life I thought this was another high handicapper driver, but I think everyone can use the new R5 Dual driver.

It looked great and sent the ball off on a great trajectory and you could hit it high and low. It's got the maximum allowable head size so it gives you lots of confidence and at much less than the TaylorMade R7 Quad driver, I think this is a better buy.

Sign in or Register with Golfalot. By Martin Hopley. Sep 29, The driver comes in two different options of head types — N with neutral weighting for players who like working with the ball both ways and D that promotes a draw. The headcover gives the driver a bold presentation. It comes with a M.

S — 65 graphite shaft in red color for few inches and then gray for the rest up to the head. Those who prefer large driver heads would find the Taylormade R5 driver the right match and it comes in two configurations to make sure it fits your game perfectly. The Type N is set up with a neutral setting for different types of players to give an excellent ball flight, feel and distance performance. This version of the R5 driver is a great choice for players on a budget. It can cater to any level of golfer.

The type D driver is designed to promote a draw and gives amazing fall flight and distance performance. With an amazing design and advanced technology, the Taylormade R5 driver is the right choice for players of any level.

It offers a high, nice fall flight and easy workability. It is an amazing driver for those who are looking to hit the ball straight and achieve some forgiveness on mishits. If fitted properly, the R5 can be solid drivers offering the type of performance any golfer would expect. Your email address will not be published.

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TaylorMade used the r-series until as they wrapped the series with the R1 Driver. Taylor Made branched away from the r-series in , and since then the company has released seven different models, pushing the golf technology limits. The technology improves ball speed across the face by calibrating each head to the threshold of the legal speed limit. These drivers also feature Twist Face technology, which uses corrective face angles designed to overcome those tendencies golfers have on mis-hits, which ultimately helps produce straighter shots.

TaylorMade has come a long way from their original Pittsburgh Persimmon driver. Here are the drivers by year the company released. GolfLink Equipment Drivers. TaylorMade Burner Drivers In , the Burner and Tour Burner were introduced and the company boasted tour pros as product ambassadors.