Taylormade r7 Superquad Driver

Pros: long, adjustable, straight

Cons: the r9 is out now...

Review:

Taylormade have always made fantastic drivers and the Taylormade r7 superquad driver is no exception.
The latest incarnation of the r7 line is the best so far.
so long, this thing hits the ball a mile and straight down the middle...

Pros: Longest hitting driver I have tested yet.

Cons: Pricey, expect to pay $400

The Bottom Line: If you want a club that will put you much further down the fairway and something you can fine tune, this is your new driver!

Review: I seem to always be in the market for a great driver. The two most important things for me when hitting a driver is accuracy and distance. I am not going to lie and say that distance doesn't matter that much to me as long as it is in the middle. If...

Pros: Long, Workable, Forgiving,and ---FINALLY----affordable

Cons: Still trying to find one.

The Bottom Line: The new r9 is forcing price cuts on this monster. At current pricings it is an absolute must see.

Review: Even though it sounds like some sort of badass Carburetor you'd expect to find on an old Pontiac GTO--the r7 Superquad may not be a carburetor, but she's still one mean ol' Badass! I liked the original r7 concept, but I was never 100% won over by...

Pros: Loooong, Great Ball and Swing Feel, Re-Ax Shaft, Looks Cool!

Cons: None, Well, They're Expensive, I Guess

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Review: Yet another year, yet another excellent big stick from the TaylorMade factories. It's becoming as much a yearly tradition as the groundhog not seeing his shadow and blessing us with 6 more weeks of winter or forest fires near/resulting from the 4th...