Have a set of tour golf clubs and would like to get a set of taylormade r7 draw will this help or waste money?

Question

want to buy a new set but if it wont help dont want to waste money.

Answer 1

the real awnser is that i don't really think the r7 are that good  callaway all the way. but Taylormade burner driver best driver ever hit with smooth but it also added 50 yards on to my drive.  also the swing counts a lot too. the guys at golfsmith are always really kind and help you pick out the right clubs. i almost forgot clevland 60degree chipping wedge is the Way to go for golf i like the pink pinnicel ice. titles are the best way to go because there a very good ball but they are also very cheap.    

                                  good luck

Answer 2

If you hitting the ball far right, well this set will help you and its not waste of money. I have the same set r7 draw and I love it. I used to have TM Rac OS and traded it with R7 draw. The price went down from $ 599 to $399.

Answer 3

it will only help your shot go left, what i mean is draw instead of slice which is good if  you have a probablem slicing the ball. So if you find yourself hitting the ball to far right it will help and wont be a waste of money

Answer 4

In my experiance the clubs can help, but they won't work wonders.

If you have a pro golf shop around (american golf) is a really good place to go a check.

You can have free game analysis and they check you swing etc, from there they can give you tips on what might knock off some shots in your game.

I would never just go out and hit a few balls with the Taylormades and buy them just because you hit a few good.

American golf can also tell you what clubs will suit you, you might need to have some custom fitting (if your taller than Mr Average, or shorter etc.)

Remember golf clubs that are massed produced are made for "Mr Average" and to fit in that group you must be pretty lucky.

At the start of this year, I needed a new driver because of R & A rules, my Talyormade Burner was illegal. I tried out about 6 different drivers in my price range and to my shock the cheapest club was the best (a Jack Nicklaus driver worth £120) The R7 quad was complete rubbish for me, I won't go into the reasons why but what I am trying to say is everyclub is different and can help you play better)

So basically go to an Amercian Golf store (one should be near you) and tell them what you have in mind and they can work with your budget etc to find a golf club that suits you.

Answer 5

Mechanics who have skill can use any tools and perform well. The best thing you can do is find a good teaching pro and have him analyze your swing. Then take it from there as to whether Taylormade or any other club will improve your game.I am not sure what tour golf clubs signify but those clubs may be more than adequate once your lessons have improved your golf swing.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

It's Not A Waste Of Money.

Theoretically It Should Better Your Game As These Irons Have New Draw Technology.

But At The End Of The Day You Should Take Your 7 Iron And A Demo T.Made Draw And See What The Difference Is.

Answer 8

For the most part, it's not the stick it's the monkey swinging it. Why not take a 30 min. lesson, and ask the pro for their opinion. After watching your swing and seeing your hits at a driving range, he or she will be much better qualified to answer your question than some random people on the Internet.

Best of luck!

PS: If you decide to take the plunge, check Rock Bottom Golf for their price on the r7 draws. They're having a Taylor Made blowout this weekend, should have some good prices on iron sets.

Answer 9

The answer to this resides in you.  In most cases it is not the clubs that prevent low scores......but the golfer ( or more accurately your golf swing).  Go with your feelings.