Taylormade m2 wood

[connor]

Well i got sucked into the hype by it and it's safe to say I'm not overly impressed. Im not the best wood player in fact I'm awful but I have a strange bond with my 910f even though it's for "better players" i can't find anything as easy to hit or that I can rip as far. Only thing is I want more consistency off the deck which is why I've been looking around. I think the compact head appeals well to my eye.
I thought I'd try the m2 after hearin all the claims and I couldn't hit it off the deck at all and off the tee was inconsistent as hell... May be different not up the range but off mats I was not a lover. Anyone else not a lover or just me?
All my other bats are callaway so tempted to try an XR and see how that is.

 

[connor]

And the noise Jesus it was sounding off like a driver in my hand at times.. A high pitched ting my 910 is more discreet about things haha

 

[Shooter McPowick]

I love my 10.5 driver, I got sucked into the hype to a degree as it was replacing a 15 year old r510 and I was hoping for instant results.

As as with any club, it's not going to make you instantly better but in the 3 weeks of ownership I'm definitely bonding well with it.

Noise is a little unique but when you catch a good one, my God does it go - at least 30-40 yards further than my previous bests.

 

[Chad]

I've been after an M2 wood, might be interested in taking yours off your hands if you decide to sell. Drop me a PM with details if you are!

 

[connor]

Yeah ok Chad will do. Going to give it a fair go on the course as may have different results in a gaming situation rather than banging balls for the sake of it.
To be fair I think I was expecting miracles first few shots and wasn't immediately amazed. Just didn't feel great even on well struck ones

 

[Carpfather1]

If you love your titleist 910f why not try the newer 915f? I love mine so easy to hit off the deck and off the tee it sends the ball away like a bullet best 3 wood ive ever used

 

[MC72]

Yeah ok Chad will do. Going to give it a fair go on the course as may have different results in a gaming situation rather than banging balls for the sake of it.
To be fair I think I was expecting miracles first few shots and wasn't immediately amazed. Just didn't feel great even on well struck ones

A few weeks ago I tried the M2, Ping G and Callaway 815 3 woods. I expected to like and buy the Taylormade M2 based on reviews I'd seen online and read. I had previously tried the TM aero burner 3 wood and didn't like the way that felt or sounded even though the ball went a good distance. I didn't really like the sound or feel of the M2, was surprised that I didn't like the ping either and also surprised that it didn't go as far as either the M2 or the Callaway.

I ended up getting the Callaway as it went as far as the M2, felt great to hit and sounded great plus the ticket price was £50 cheaper. With the moveable weight in the callaway you can put the heavier weight at the back of the head giving more forgiveness.

Im not a fanboy of either TM or Callaway and expected to prefer the Ping. It worked out well for me to try before I bought.