- Jul 3, 2006
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Well, for starters let me give you my general driver history.
For most of my time I was either using a TaylorMade 360 or Nike's first driver(can't remember the name, the blue one).
Well, this year, I finally decided that I'd just try out these new clubs. I demoed the Cobras, TaylorMades, Ping, Callaway, and Nikes. At the end of the day, the r7 460 was my favorite for a couple reasons.
Long and straight, I gained about 15-20 off the tee and don't see the primary cut too often now. Also, the style of the clubhead was my favorite. My problem with some of the new drivers, and the 360, is they have a flat face. This clubface is a bit more traditional, though large.
So all in all, I think it's worth trying out. I have mine set for neutral, but I bet it can really help with a slice, or if you buy the specific weights, if you have a hook. 5/5 stars
For most of my time I was either using a TaylorMade 360 or Nike's first driver(can't remember the name, the blue one).
Well, this year, I finally decided that I'd just try out these new clubs. I demoed the Cobras, TaylorMades, Ping, Callaway, and Nikes. At the end of the day, the r7 460 was my favorite for a couple reasons.
Long and straight, I gained about 15-20 off the tee and don't see the primary cut too often now. Also, the style of the clubhead was my favorite. My problem with some of the new drivers, and the 360, is they have a flat face. This clubface is a bit more traditional, though large.
So all in all, I think it's worth trying out. I have mine set for neutral, but I bet it can really help with a slice, or if you buy the specific weights, if you have a hook. 5/5 stars