Introduction to Testing Taylormade & Callaway Drivers:
Testing Taylormade & Callaway Drivers to find out which driver suits my golf swing. Out with the old and in with the new! Just recently I decided to investigate a 9-year-old driver that I am used and now look for another driver. Since I am at the grand old age of 40 years old, I feel that I am getting shorter! Notably, swinging I used Trackman to measure the differences between hitting my current Taylormade Supertri and the contender, The Callaway Epic Driver.
Method:
Indeed, Golfers should always warm up. I warmed up my swing by stretching and hitting around forty shots. Followed by hitting 10 golf shots with each driver from a driving range mat at John Dooley PGA.
Trackman Data from Testing Taylormade & Callaway Drivers:
****Please note that this data shown is the sum averages of 10 shots hit from each club.
Conclusion & results.
The main big points where, club speed and ball speed, the carry of 10.8 yards! Therefore, may I say that I am now the proud owner of a 9 degree Callaway Epic driver. I liked the weight of the club, how the club feels, the sound after striking a ball and I like the ball flight. Additionally, all of the points mentioned are key components to finding a driver that I will use. Therefore, I like my new Epic driver and its a winner! Finally, the old Supertri Taylormade driver is now fully retired from my golf bag.
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