Taylormade M2 3hl Wood Review

Additionally it comes with a new 47g dual feel performance grip for men.

Taylormade m2 3hl wood review.

I do like the fact that. I had a rbz stage 1 three wood and i struggled with it both of the deck and off the tee lasted about 6 months with it i then went to a stage 2 3hl and it s brilliant superb off the tee and just. The m2 woods deliver exceptional length from pretty much any lie. It has a carbon composite crown that looks classy yet aggressive and as far as i can tell this club is a bit of a hybrid of the m1 and the aeroburner.

Taylormade m2 tour 3 wood review. Compared to my other 3 wood that i ve used which was from a beginners club set i bought 3 years ago i was left standing in shock. For the most part consider the m3 fairway woods the new and improved version of the extremely popular m1 fairway woods. The m2 fairway wood is just a smaller version of the m2 driver so it s a love it or hate it look.

Taylormade reckon a 16 5deg 3 wood suits more modern golfers than a 15deg model so we tested both lofts. The technology there s similar technologies between the 2016 and 2017 m2 and the new m2 tour with the same black and white crown and the speed pocket on the sole. So i just played my first round with my new but used 2017 m2 3 wood and all i can say is wow. They ve actually changed the crown design slightly with the white coming away from the top line in diagonal lines rather than running parallel.

This year they re trading on the rbz legacy in their marketing for the m2 by claiming it s even hotter and easier to hit. The taylormade m2 three wood is one of the best looking clubs i ve seen in awhile. Our data shows a rise of 1 8deg in launch angle 600rpm increase of backspin and a carry distance drop of 8 yards by switching to 16 5deg 3hl. Consistent swingers looking for a distance jolt will want to give it a whirl.

Of course taylormade didn t climb toward the top of the industry by standing pat or narrowing its target buyer. Taylormade had better players in mind when concocting this gem of a fairway wood.