GrantD
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Did you catch the stretching part to the video? :act-up:
TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 Driver
Did you catch the stretching part to the video? :act-up:
Hanks
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The white look is growing on me and I agree with you re: the shaft length. I would think it would need to be cut down a bit for my taste.
As an aside, I love the consistent sound that this driver makes. sounds almost the same no matter who hits it
As an aside, I love the consistent sound that this driver makes. sounds almost the same no matter who hits it
mmhmm sure did. :call-me: Natalie oh and bring the SF 2.0 with you Nat
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This may have been asked earlier in the thread, but why didn't TM install the shaft adjustment adapters in the Superfast line?
TC
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No, no adjustment tech in the superfast line.
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Definitely a must watch, the "holy crap" was LOL quality.
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I am very curious on which one becomes more popular. I think that after the success of the SuperFast last year, the Burner line could become more popular than the R series.
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RatFink
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Do you think that the Burner series' simplicity makes it more attractive than the R series? Kind of a swing and hit as opposed to a swing/hit/tinker? The adjustability is neat, but I think it could cause a fair number of problems compared to just hitting a club that was set from the manufacturer.
Also, I wonder how many people buy an R series driver to have that bragging factor of adjustability. I have a few friends who have them, and have no idea how to modify them. In some ways, it just makes more sense to buy the Burner.
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MSB256
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I have said this in a couple of other threads I think, maybe this one. But as a Superfast TP owner, I would possibly by the R11 just so I can switch shafts easily.
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I was just informed that THP will have this in hand in a little bit. Looking forward to it.
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he can call it the superfaster
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D@MN, TM, y'all have to stop or the wife is gonna kill me!!! I must have a date with this lady at Roger Dunn come first week of Feb.! The deciding factor...will it work well with my Kusala Blue? I'll leave a driver head in a heartbeat but not my Miyazaki! It's like that shaft was made for my silly haphazard swing!
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Were there positive sales trends for the R9 series after each update (R9 460, R9 ST)? Just kinda curious as to what happened sales wise with both the R and Burner line.
I personally prefer the R line because of the adjustability and how easy it is to make changes on my own. But thats me lol. Would the adapter hurt the Superfast design (slow it down)?
I personally prefer the R line because of the adjustability and how easy it is to make changes on my own. But thats me lol. Would the adapter hurt the Superfast design (slow it down)?
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I dont play a C. Kua now.
I'd be happy to review it if you are looking for a tester.
Both of you are welcome to come to the outing and try it out.
I think its important to have two separate lines for them based on price point.
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Is there a much bigger cost to manufactur the adjustable drivers? I really liked the Superfast but for some reason the ability to swap shafts anytime I wanted with the turn of a wrench just stuck with me. I think a Superfast with that technology would be great. But like you said, it is important to have the separate price points.
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No, but look at it from a marketing perspective. The market adjustability with one and distance with the other. If distance also had adjustability, hmmmm, why would anybody want the other?
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Golf Town has the pricing up for these now. They'll be $349.99, which is interesting seeing as the original SuperFast is still $299.99. Both in Canadian dollars obviously.
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I saw something somewhere about Taylormade releasing the Superfast 2.0. What exactly does "release" mean. They have released that it exists or it's now for sale?