TaylorMade Golf Fairway Woods Over The Years

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TaylorMade Golf is best known for its metalwoods. TaylorMade golf fairway woods feature some of the best innovation year-in and year-out to deliver the best technology to golfers seeking an explosive, easy-to-hit option.

In this video, 2nd Swing's Drew Mahowald and Jackie Johnson test out several TaylorMade Golf fairway woods from the past 20 years and see how the technology stacks up on Trackman.

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@djmitch1 says:

I flew my v steel 3 wood 275 just the other day so it still works.

@JazzHandzLMT says:

Considering putting my 300 steel back in the bag this year….

@AmericanPatriot014 says:

Hey do you think you all could a comparison video on how Toilet paper rolls have change over the past 15 years?? If you think about the roll of the toilet paper roll and how things have changed so drastically over the past 15 years of going to the bathroom that may shed a lot of light on the topic!! Thank you so much.

@garvey5574 says:

Looks to me like the V-steel holds up. Narrowest shot dispersion and the most forgiving. Great video!

@danielreynolds2913 says:

love this video great job guys.

@theoakhills says:

It don't matter if you don't have any short game from 60 yards and you hit driver 300 I'll still take your money ????.

@quadsport7022 says:

Love this comparison. The funny thing is, the v steel out of the bunch has the smallest head & your dispersion was the best with it. You said that was the least forgiving out of the bunch. The dispersion was the worst for the ones that you said were more forgiving. This seems inaccurate to me.. if anything the v steel seemed to show the most forgiving than some of the newer clubs.

@xerxes1245 says:

Still have RBZ fairway wood. Great club! Added 15+ yards from my old 3 wood

@solarbear8888 says:

A stronger man might prefer a heavier club.

@amac44kc says:

Got to have the SLDR and I would have been more interested and maybe an arrow burner

@seismic26 says:

would have loved to see the 07 Burner TP in this instead of the regular burner

@roryheath9536 says:

Ok, we have GOT to talk about the fact that she doesn't like 2 great FWYs already. Get someone in here to properly talk about how great these FWY woods are and were!!

@roryheath9536 says:

But for real, we gotta talk about homegirl talking trash about that V Steel. That's heresy!! Ha. You should have at least done the V Steel a solid and switched him out of that terrible stock graphite shaft. It's well known that the clubface was terrific, it was just stuck in a terrible shaft. I can tell you from firsthand experience… not a good shaft. Switch it out to an Adila NV and you're dancing! Ha.

@roryheath9536 says:

This is such a cool video. I always feel like older, cult classic and well loved clubs don't get enough shine in the digital age. Very rarely do we properly look back at good clubs and value clubs that are still great clubs. I especially love the idea of an amateur on a budget watching this video and buying a great club, for a great price, because of this video. Pretty hand in hand with y'all being a secondhand club re-seller.

More videos like this please!!

@shariefhendricks2150 says:

Hi there.
What was the overall best performing 3 wood?
Thanx
Sharief
South Africa

@DaveFogel says:

I might need to upgrade my RBZ 5-wood.

@hox1788 says:

Great video, with a relatable tester (in distance and dispersion)… Subscribed…

@atxrich says:

I have a G410 3W (with a 5W shaft) that will never leave my bag. It’s great off the tee (when driver is off) and solid off the deck when I’m feeling it on a long par-5. Some would argue that most amateurs should play a 5W over a 3W, but I feel like my set up gives me the best of both.

@josephhaller8321 says:

Too Much Talking

@garrysutcliffe6254 says:

More forgiving than th v-steel????

@TW92 says:

Not really a fair test as she was clearly warming up as she got to the latest model, should have hit the v steel again last for w true comparison..

@chriscerta9821 says:

Ahhh the memories!! The RBZ was the 1st driver and club I ever bought new. Was able to get the whole RBZ metal woods and even irons. Man I miss them.

@spectre205 says:

Gaming M1 3w and 5w still

@anthonywallace9479 says:

How is the sim2 max adjustable? Never seen one that is adjustable

@napkimplz5416 says:

Still using the burner 5w. I've tried the SIM max 5w and the sound and feel was awful. Felt so dead, thought it was a counterfeit. Also I just love the shape of the burner – wide and shallow.

@ToddParker says:

This is great, can you now do tm driver over last 20 years?

@neongecko3065 says:

The problem with the white crown is it looks good when it is clean, but after a couple of shots you'll start to see some grass marks on the top which are kind of annoying to look at

@kgj1119 says:

Need to see what the other brands do also

@lawbinson says:

Yes!!! This is the content I live for from 2nd Swing. Love comparisons through the years.

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