TaylorMade SuperTri and SuperFast Burner Tour intro

Blackanvil58 · February 1, 2010

Corey Pavin should be hitting it 300 yards by now.

Captain Morgan · February 1, 2010

Corey Pavin should be hitting it 300 yards by now.

schmidlack · February 1, 2010

Nothing new with the SuperTri IMO. Same old technology. What I find interesting is that the price point for the Burner is $249 which means all other OEM's are going to have to reluctantly follow unless they can claim something of value in their designs vs. the Burner.

buster · February 2, 2010

[quote name='Captain Morgan ' date='01 February 2010 - 03:50 PM' timestamp='1265068255' post='2220442']
[quote name='webber' date='01 February 2010 - 03:38 PM' timestamp='1265060290' post='2220000']
If every driver they make goes longer teh pros should be hitting it what? 500 yards by now...........what a joke.
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TaylorMade is not the only company to make that claim. Callaway, TEE, Adams, make the same claims.
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..and the fact that many of us buy these claims over and over makes us what?

Captain Morgan · February 2, 2010

[quote name='buster' date='01 February 2010 - 11:26 PM' timestamp='1265088403' post='2221427']
[quote name='Captain Morgan ' date='01 February 2010 - 03:50 PM' timestamp='1265068255' post='2220442']
[quote name='webber' date='01 February 2010 - 03:38 PM' timestamp='1265060290' post='2220000']
If every driver they make goes longer teh pros should be hitting it what? 500 yards by now...........what a joke.
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TaylorMade is not the only company to make that claim. Callaway, TEE, Adams, make the same claims.
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..and the fact that many of us buy these claims over and over makes us what?
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I don't purchase clubs based on that claim but I know what you mean. If it was true there wouldn't be a par five on the planet long enough. Driver - wedge.

PreppySlapCut · February 5, 2010

For me its about consistency. Ball speeds spread across a reasonable piece of the face, predictable shot shapes, etc. Distance is very similar with almost all of these drivers for me (clubhead speed 108ish avg), and in tournament situations its all about consistency.

mosesgolf · February 6, 2010

TM sure is good at building hype each and every year for all the drivers they bring out. Every year it's the end all be all.

10of14 · February 19, 2010

I'm in trouble, my new Adams Speed FAST 10 might be out of the bag already. As ugly as it may be to some, the new TM Burner SuperFast is awesome. In fact, though an odd shape, I don't find it ugly or distracting at all during address. All I know is that it's the easiest driver to hit. I was a Taylormade man until my new Adams experiment. TM and all their crazy shaft/weight crap turned me off. My last driver was the 07 TM Burner with the Pro Launch Red and it was a solid club for me. I really like the Adams, but the new Burner, albeit odd looking takes the cake. Long and forgiving. My ball speed with the Adams was on average around 135-140. I was consistently 155-160 today with the Burner. BTW, they are going for $219.99 new in plastic on EBay. I'm getting one tomorrow.

ksavy17 · February 19, 2010

[quote name='10of14' date='19 February 2010 - 07:25 PM' timestamp='1266629101' post='2263656']
I'm in trouble, my new Adams Speed FAST 10 might be out of the bag already. As ugly as it may be to some, the new TM Burner SuperFast is awesome. In fact, though an odd shape, I don't find it ugly or distracting at all during address. All I know is that it's the easiest driver to hit. I was a Taylormade man until my new Adams experiment. TM and all their crazy shaft/weight crap turned me off. My last driver was the 07 TM Burner with the Pro Launch Red and it was a solid club for me. I really like the Adams, but the new Burner, albeit odd looking takes the cake. Long and forgiving. My ball speed with the Adams was on average around 135-140. I was consistently 155-160 today with the Burner. BTW, they are going for $219.99 new in plastic on EBay. I'm getting one tomorrow.
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yeah the burner is ugly but it goes!! 3 guys at GG tested it against the Adams Fast 10 and hit the superfast 15 yards farther

Range-Rat · February 19, 2010

2 questions. is the superdeep tour only?? is the rip stock on superdeep?? thanks in advance guys

poloshankey · February 19, 2010

2 questions. is the superdeep tour only?? is the rip stock on superdeep?? thanks in advance guys

No and yes. No, it's not tour only. It will be released mid-April. Yes, the stock shaft will be R.I.P.

BigPete · February 20, 2010

I'm constantly baffled as to why Taylormade are criticised for bringing out new gear. As long as it all works, who cares?
People also seem to think it's a sin for a large company to have a good marketing department.
If you like something, buy it, if not, don't. Don't see why a company should be bashed for wanting to make money.
People have their own opinions I guess.

TCMP · February 20, 2010

[quote name='10of14' date='19 February 2010 - 07:25 PM' timestamp='1266629101' post='2263656']
I'm in trouble, my new Adams Speed FAST 10 might be out of the bag already. As ugly as it may be to some, the new TM Burner SuperFast is awesome. In fact, though an odd shape, I don't find it ugly or distracting at all during address. All I know is that it's the easiest driver to hit. I was a Taylormade man until my new Adams experiment. TM and all their crazy shaft/weight crap turned me off. My last driver was the 07 TM Burner with the Pro Launch Red and it was a solid club for me. I really like the Adams, but the new Burner, albeit odd looking takes the cake. Long and forgiving. My ball speed with the Adams was on average around 135-140. I was consistently 155-160 today with the Burner. BTW, they are going for $219.99 new in plastic on EBay. I'm getting one tomorrow.
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Come on man, 20mph more ball speed with a driver change? Be real here.