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Good luck…and have fun…it’s a great game!

Cure your swing faults first, then you can reward yourself with an new driver if you wish. If you currently use a very low loft, try something like 10.5-12 degree, which can also help minimize slicing if you dont quite middle your shot.

Specifically, since you’re a beginner and think you have a good club head speed, you’re probably like many beginners and focusing on the wrong thing. A 108SS with an open face, off-centered hit is crap. A 95SS with a proper swing path, dead-centered hit will out drive you every time.

I’d also bet a dollar to a donut that you’re blocking. You probably think you’re swinging fast and hard, but your hands aren’t catching up to your body. This will invariably leave the clubface wide open at impact and you’ll hit the boomerang.

1. Try concentrating on keeping your eyes/head very still and behind the ball at impact. This ALONE corrected my fade/slice.
2. Make sure you’re on balance. If at any time you feel like you’re tipping over the ball or have to take a step to keep from falling over, you’re way off balance and probably swinging too hard.
3. AFTER YOU’VE MASTERED 1 & 2… If you’re still fading and want a draw, try closing your clubface *slightly*, try a stronger (not tighter) grip, and if it’s still not helping enough, try moving your right foot back slightly after you address the ball (assuming you’re batting righty).

Also, check your backswing. When you stop in your backswing, is the club almost vertical? If so, then you’re probably coming over the top of the ball which means fade/slice. Make sure when you’re at the end of your backswing, you look at the club and make sure it’s at an angle, almost like resting on your shoulder versus pointing at the noon sun. The butt of the club when at the 9 oclock position should be pointing at a line extending from the target back through the ball, not at your heel line (unless you’re Jim Furyk).

Only after you’ve got all this down do you need to consider new equipment. As much as TM would like you to believe you can buy a better game, you apparently need lessons at this juncture. If the money is just burning a hole in your pocket, email me and I’ll tell you where you can send it. I normally charge $ 65 for the above lesson. Read it 4 times and send me $ 300 (tip included).

It looked alright and went the same distance as the other drivers…just crooked!

So I bought the Cobra Speed Pro X…..great driver….although loud!

Good luck!

Then….

TaylorMade Introduces r7 Draw Combo Set
Available November 2006

Press Release
Posted 2006-12-08

Recently, the TaylorMade Golf Company introduced a new line of golf equipment called r7 Draw, aimed at improving golfers who need help hitting a draw or softening a slice. The r7® Draw family includes a 460 cc driver, fairway woods, Rescue® clubs and irons, each sold separately.

Now TaylorMade has introduced the r7 Draw Combo Set, an eight-club set that combines two r7 Draw Rescue clubs (3 and 4) and six r7 Draw irons (5- through pitching wedge). A women’s r7 Draw Combo set is also available, consisting of two r7 Draw Rescue clubs (4 and 5) plus six r7 Draw irons (6-iron through attack wedge).

“More and more players, from tour professionals to club champions to high handicappers, are replacing their long-irons with Rescue clubs,” said Sean Toulon, TaylorMade’s executive vice president of product and brand creation. “That’s especially true for the type of player that needs help hitting a draw. By offering the r7 Draw Combo set, players don’t have to spend money on two long-irons that they don’t intend to use.”

The r7 Draw Combo set (men’s and ladies’) will be available at TaylorMade’s retail partners starting in mid-November, at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $ 840 in steel and $ 1,080 in graphite.

“We’re confident that many players will choose the r7 Draw Combo set based not only on the virtues of our Draw-Weighted Technology, but also on TaylorMade’s expertise at developing the best hybrid clubs in golf,” said Toulon.

TaylorMade has ranked an overwhelming No. 1 in hybrid use on the PGA Tour. More TaylorMade Rescues were put in play in 2006 than the next two competitors combined.* TaylorMade won 45 out of 48 hybrid counts on the PGA Tour in 2006, making it the clear choice amongst the world’s best players.* TaylorMade is also the hybrid of choice among non tour players – TaylorMade has ranked No. 1 in hybrid sales in the U.S. in 2003, 2004, 2005 and so far in 2006.**

* Darrell Survey hybrid counts, 2006

** Based on market research conducted by Golf Datatech

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To this day, the r7 Quad in my opinion was the best driver made by Taylormade.