I am looking for feedback on TaylorMade Burner drivers.?

Question

I'm a 9 handicap and live in snow country so I can't get outside to test new drivers. I've been testing inside but you all know it's not the same. Just looking for input, thanks.

Answer 1

Good club. Tried it outside a few times. Straight hitter without going square. As long as anybody elses. If you want to work the ball there are better drivers for that.

Answer 2

Long, but horrible sound at impact.

Answer 3

great driver. put it in my bag last year and one of the best on the market. very light. huge head. hard to mis-hit. you can get one for 215.00 on rockbottomgolf.com.

Answer 4

Not a fan; seems too light, shaft is longer than most stock drivers.

R7 460 is a better club IMO.

Answer 5

Interesting fact - this was the first non "wood" driver to win the masters - by Olazabal as late as 1994.

The driver he used would look more like a 3 wood now!

Answer 6

I bought a new Burner driver last season and I love it.  Light and slightly longer than normal shaft (50 grams v normal 65 and about 44 inches) so it allows for a little more club head speed. (Mine's regular flex)  I find it very forgiving and I have more success shaping my drives than I did with my old TM 360.   I liked it so much that this year I added a burner 3 wood to the bag.  I'm thinking about replacing my rac 2 irons with burner irons next year.  (Not wealthy enough to do it all at once).  I do agree that the sound of the ball off the clubhead is a little tinny, but then again who really cares what it sounds like as long is it's long and straight.