Taylormade M2 5 Wood Review

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Taylormade m2 5 wood review.

With a forgiving face most shots have a nice whap sound and a feel similar to the drivers. Performance wise the taylormade aeroburner fairway was hard to beat but for some it lacked a little in looks sound and feel. If that s you check out our review of taylormade s m3 hybrid m4 hybrids here. With the m2 fairway taylormade has fixed this by combining the best bits of the aeroburner with the best of their m1 fairway.

Featured in the ultimate golf gear guide. The taylormade m2 three wood is one of the best looking clubs i ve seen in awhile. Additionally it comes with a new 47g dual feel performance grip for men. For us m2 is one of the best fairway woods available this year.

The m2 s slot stretches nearly the entire length from heel to toe to help the face flex near the usga limit. When taylormade released the m2 there was some chatter that it was a price point fairway wood and it wouldn t be as good as the company s m1 since it didn t have the moveable weights and changeable shafts. It has a carbon composite crown that looks classy yet aggressive and as far as i can tell this club is a bit of a hybrid of the m1 and the aeroburner. Spend that 50 on a dozen tp5 balls and you ve got a winning combination in our book.

It s more forgiving and playable for the club golfer over the m1 and it s 50 cheaper. It is the best 5 metal wood that i ve had in 50 years of golfing even when i was a 3 handicap and am now an 11 i m 73. M2 fairway will be offered in 15 3 16 5 3hl 18 5 21 5hl and 24 7hl loft options while lh models will be offered in 15 16 5 18 lofts. The taylormade m2 fairway woodhas lots of ball speed and is slightly easier to launch than previous models.

This is simply not the case. The m2 s feel is hot but precise on most of the face. From an every man perspective the taylormade 2017 m2 fairway wood is pretty difficult to beat for sound and feel. Taylormade men s m2 fairway wood men s right regular 5 high launch.

Some players prefer hybrids because they play more like irons instead of shorter fairway woods such as a 5 wood. Also the worst sounding club in years.