TaylorMade M2 Driver Review
The TaylorMade M2 Driver is truly an amazing club that can really bring your golf game to the next level. Not to mention that it is the clear choice for some of the best players in the world. But what makes the M2 is a real game changer is its fairly low launch and spin power that can create some serious ball speed. The TaylorMade M2 Driver is a great club for a mid to low handicap player wanting to take their game to the next level.
The TaylorMade M2 Driver is the epitome of modern design and by far one of the most powerful and forgiving drivers on the market today. Heavy on tech and low on weight, the TaylorMade M2 Driver uses Inverted Cone Technology. Geocoustic Technology, and a Speed Pocket to create a huge sweet spot that maximizes forgiveness, vibration, and ball trajectory.
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Since it was first released the M2 has become the top choice of many golf professionals on the tour. Including Sergio Garcia who uses the 9.5 degree, Rory McIIroy and Tiger Woods who use the 8.5 degree, and Jon Rahm uses the 10.5 degree. Justin Rose even won an Olympic Gold Medal in 2016 with one in his bag. The TaylorMade M2 Driver is truly an amazing club that is perfect for the low to mid handicap golfer looking to improve their performance on the course.
Key Features
- The TaylorMade M2 Driver provides players with a high level of forgiveness and distance by incorporating the latest in Geocoustic Technology. This cutting-edge technology combines the very best in geometry and acoustical design.
- With a sole made out of 9-1-1 titanium, a six-layer carbon composite crown, and minimal sound ribs, the TaylorMade M2 Driver has been designed to increase the overall inertia of the club without sacrificing a low center of gravity or aerodynamic performance.
- The TaylorMade M2 Driver is equipped with a new 4-degree aluminum Loft Sleeve that has 12 easily adjustable settings that are used for fine tune angle, loft, and lie.
TaylorMade M2 Driver Detailed Review
Design and Technology
The M2 Driver is one of the most forgiving drivers made by TaylorMade to date. With a crown crafted out of six-layer carbon composite, and a sole built of 9-1-1 titanium, the TaylorMade M2 Driver is truly an attractive club that can deliver. This combination of titanium and composite also allows for the center of gravity of the club to get extremely low and back, which in turn provides for enhanced forgiveness and launch conditions.
By combining the latest in Inverted Cone Technology, Geocoustic Technology and a Speed Pocket the TaylorMade M2 Driver incorporates the very best in technology and design. The Inverted Cone Technology of the M2 helps to promote more ball speed and off-center impact, while the Speed Pocket helps to reduce spin. The combination of the Inverted Cone Technology and the Speed Pocket also produces a massive sweet spot on the club. This sweet spot creates a high moment of inertia that helps to resist head twisting and minimizes the negative effects of mis-hits. Using the sunken sole shape, the Geocoustic Technology helps to create a larger club face and footprint while at address. It also adds forgiveness and minimizes the vibrations made on impact.
The TaylorMade M2 Driver is truly an amazing club that can really bring your golf game to the next level. Not to mention that it is the clear choice for some of the best players in the world. But what makes the M2 is a real game changer is its fairly low launch and spin power that can create some serious ball speed. The TaylorMade M2 Driver is a great club for a mid to low handicap player wanting to take their game to the next level.
- When off center strikes occur, the ball will still go straight and far
- With a low launch and spin profile the ball can pick up some serious mileage once on the ground
- One of the most forgiving drivers made by TaylorMade to date
- A little costly, the M2 may be out of the budget of some golfers
- There is no center of gravity adjustability like other similar drivers available on the market
- Some players may not like the hard and hollow feel of the club
Specs
There is quite a variety of lofts you can get with the TaylorMade M2 Driver. The lofts include 9.5 (adjusts from 7.5 to 11.5 degrees), 10.5 (adjusts from 8.5 to 12.5 degrees), and the 12 degrees (adjusts from 10 to 14 degrees. With a 460cc titanium club head, the club measures at 45.75 inches. There are two shafts you can choose from, the Fujikura Pro XLR8 56, and the Fujikura Reax 45. As with most TaylorMade clubs there are a variety of flexes, including Ladies, Senior, Regular, Stiff, and Extra Stiff.
Conclusion
The TaylorMade M2 Driver is by far one of the more forgiving drivers on the market today. Preferred by the pros it has even won Olympic Gold Medals and the Masters. If you are looking for an amazing driver, that can take your drives to the next level, then the TaylorMade M2 Driver is the club for you.
TaylorMade M2 Driver Video Review
How Does the TaylorMade M2 Driver Compare?
TaylorMade M1 Driver
The TaylorMade M1 Driver is by far one of the most technically advanced and adjustable drivers on the market today. The newest version of this amazing club was released in early 2017, and not only did it receive the highest rating of Gold in the 2017 Golf Digest Hot list, but it also became one of the most recognized clubs used on the tour. Both Jason Day and Dustin John rose to Number 1 and Number 2 in the world using the TaylorMade M1 Driver, while J.B. Holmes led the PGA Tour in driving distance using his M1. The TaylorMade M1 Driver is truly an amazing club that is perfect for the low to mid handicap golfer looking to improve their performance when on the tee box.
TaylorMade M4 Driver
The TaylorMade M4 Driver is one of most technologically advanced drivers ever produced, improving power and forgiveness. As with the TaylorMade M3 Driver, it improves on the driver’s forgiveness and helps drives to go further by implementing two of the same technologies found in the M3 Driver: a new Twist Face design and a Hammerhead slot. Twist Face takes the face of the club and slightly twists it to create a bulge and roll in just the right areas to correct for human tendencies when striking the ball off-center and results in straighter drives. It is meant to replace TaylorMade’s M2 Driver and builds on the innovations and technology that made that driver a success. See our TaylorMade M2 Driver review here to learn more. The Hammerhead slot is similar to the Speed Pocket found in the M2 Driver but is further refined to increase forgiveness and ball speed, pushing drives even further down the fairway. Lastly, the M4 also features a Geocoustic design that contributes to a larger sweet spot and magnifies the sound and feel of drives. The M4 Driver is genuinely a carefully engineered club that is perfect for low to mid handicap golfer looking to improve their performance on the course while also providing the freedom that comes with not needing to adjust any weight positions.
GX7 Golf Club
The GX7 Golf Club is amazing little club, even though it is “As Seen on TV”. We all know that the hardest part of golf is being consistent, especially when we are hitting off of the tee box. That is why the pros are the pros, and we are amateurs. But have you ever wondered if the reason why you are not consistent when hitting off the tee box is because you are using the same golf club that the pros use, and not a golf club made for amateurs. Well this is the exact theory behind the GX7 Golf Club. A golf club made for amateurs that provides the hitting consistency of a pro. So if you can get over the fact that the GX7 is a “As Seen on TV” Golf Club, you might be amazed by what this little club can do. The GX7 Golf Club is a great driver for a high handicap golfer looking to improve their game both on and off the tee box.
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