Twist Face Validation with Team TaylorMade

Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Jason Day, Jon Rahm, and Justin Rose get technical with the all-new M3 and M4 drivers.

26 thoughts on “Twist Face Validation with Team TaylorMade

  1. I can agree with the Crossfield story, but to play devils advocate… this same company helped me out as a junior golfer with only paying cost on a full set when I was in high school so that I could have the best equipment fit for me. And trust me, I was not someone “important”, so that meant a lot to me and created a lifelong customer regardless of poor media and the equipment works (which Crossfield also states in his video). My point being is every major company makes mistakes and does good things, their judgement just happened to be publicized by a YouTube this time as where others weren’t. Test the equipment and use what’s best for you.

  2. I believe that the "twist face" (not to be confused with "two face" villain from Batman) tech was tried in 2000s by Titleist Acushnet (Patented in 2007) and Cobra in 2012…hmmmm! Apparently the "new face" technology may not new so new at all.

  3. Cool guys TM still rock and the whole MC thing just ask any lawyers contracts are tricky as is brand association so really TM are in the right here. ??

  4. what this advert should have been… on a range (seemingly the hitting end) … the rich young pros all stand around hitting driver trying to hit the range ball picker (a lone man in the distance)… they do their spiel about tech and then suddenly balls start landing 20 yards behind them… they look down range to see Tiger hitting their own balls back at them … but further… they all get into their range ball picking carts and then cut to Tiger smoking a big cigar (clearly at the hitting end of the range)….says something cool like "back to work, kids" … self awareness…irony…humility…and the fact that their current net worth are all down to 1 man…and really funny 🙂 Taylor madegolf – we need to talk.

  5. Twist face probably works for Tour pros who deliver a face parallel to path, These clubs look cheap and tacky, the font and colour way is terrible.

  6. So closed to a path heel strikes and open to a path toe strikes are going to be straighter? Hmmm, be good to hear the explanation for this. I get the other half of the equation which they tried to explain

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