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TaylorMade r5 Dual Drivers

TaylorMade's new r5 dual Type D and r5 dual Type N are the most forgiving drivers that TaylorMade has ever engineered. Each boasts an extraordinarily high momen of intertia (MOI) that delivers exceptional stability for dramatically better results on off-center hits. Yet these drivers differ in a crucial way: each is specialized to deliver a specific type of trajectory.
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Taylor Made r5 Dual Drivers
MSRP $300.00
Release date January, 2005
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Drives are straighter and have increased by 40 yards
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The shaft is not that flexible
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• Taylor Made r5 Dual Drivers

written by plabrecque Dec 7, 05

This report was started December 7, 2005 at 10:15 am by plabrecque
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Mizuno MX-700

Mizuno MX-700

MSRP  $299.99    Released  February, 2009
Pros
  • sits square
  • high launch, low spin design
  • powerful and forgiving - caters to higher handicap players
  • wide variety of custom shafts available
  • great improvement over previous Mizuno woods
Cons
  • head fitting is not interchangeable - difficult to test
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Adams Speedline

Adams Speedline

MSRP  $299.99    Released  October, 2008
Pros
  • extremely sleek
  • affordable
  • created for the average player
Cons
  • So far, not able to work the ball as well as with the R7, but still getting used to it.
  • not designed for highly skilled players / professionals
  • not as technologically enhanced as other drivers by other brands
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  • Drives are straighter and have increased by 40 yards

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