Difference between SLDR and SLDR TP Drivers

[BubbaP]

Probably me, but from the TM website the difference is not jumping out at me.

Can the wise sages of the forum (or the regular posters if they are not available ) help?

 

[srixon 1]

about 2 weeks

different shafts by the look of it

 

[m9wst]

I think the only difference is in the shaft - TP version is a real deal jobby with TM graphics i think. There maybe a slight difference in the adaptor too. Think the heads are the same though.

There is a chance i could be waaaay off...Just bought one off eBay, so I've been staring at them for the past few weeks.

 

[Tiger man]

I think the only difference is in the shaft - TP version is a real deal jobby with TM graphics i think. There maybe a slight difference in the adaptor too. Think the heads are the same though.

There is a chance i could be waaaay off...Just bought one off eBay, so I've been staring at them for the past few weeks.

So you have both versions? Golf is expensive enough without trying to keep up with TM

 

[Foxholer]

I think the only difference is in the shaft - TP version is a real deal jobby with TM graphics i think. There maybe a slight difference in the adaptor too. Think the heads are the same though.

There is a chance i could be waaaay off...Just bought one off eBay, so I've been staring at them for the past few weeks.

That's my understanding too.

Adapter is slightly different (better quality?), but no difference in adjustability.

 

[m9wst]

Tiger- nooo, just one, the normal version with standard shaft. Just curious to see what it does. If it doesn't work it'll go straight back on eBay.

 

[Ethan]

I think the only difference is in the shaft - TP version is a real deal jobby with TM graphics i think. There maybe a slight difference in the adaptor too. Think the heads are the same though.

There is a chance i could be waaaay off...Just bought one off eBay, so I've been staring at them for the past few weeks.

Yep, that is about it. The shaft in the TP is a real one, the shaft in the TM a cheaper and slightly lighter made for.