Can any golfer who loves to tinker with their clubs do better than a club that its manufacturer touts as "A Tour van in a box"?
That's how the Taylormade R7 CGB MAX Limited driver is described, and with good reason. It features both Taylor Made Moveable Weight and SelectFit technology, and it comes with all of the tools anyone needs to create all sorts of mischief.
The Taylor Made R7 CGB Max Limited features a titanium clubhead with a triangular head shape that promotes a center of gravity producing high launch angles, though it is slightly more rounded than its sister club, the Taylor Made R7 CGB Max. The trademark Inverted Core technology produces greater ball speed and the forgiveness to correct off-center hits.
More importantly, it arrives complete with three movable weight ports; three shafts, two shaft-securing bolts; nine movable weights, and a torque wrench to put everything together. Unless someone has an actual tour van handy to customize their clubs, this is the best way for avid golfers to alter their clubs to fix their game, the weather condition, their fitness level, or any whim at all. The $999 price tag may not be cheap, but the Taylor Made R7 CGB Max Limited systemoffers 1,071 possible launch conditions. That's less than one dollar per combination, and many golf fanatics will be thrilled to test out all of them.
The Taylormade R7 CGB MAX Limited driver is engineered to flawlessly deliver the next level of driver adjustability by incorporating, into one club, TaylorMade's Movable Weight Technology (MWT) and TaylorMade SelectFit Technology. With nine changeable weights and three changeable shafts included, the TaylorMade r7 CGB MAX Limited driver offers an astounding range of launch conditions. The r7 CGB MAX Limited is a "Tour Van in a Box" that allows golfers to enjoy a customisation experience similar to that offered to TaylorMade's Tour Staff professionals.
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I purchased these to have something more forgiving since I was playing Ping I3 blades. Since I don't play as often I decided to buy something that would dampen mishit. I have a personal driving range and I found that my swing fault followed me, go figure :) Anyway, my 1st round was a disaster, but it wasn't the clubs. After the disaster I practiced all week with them, along with a major revision in my setup and shot 73 in my second round with them. So, they were redeemed. One thing I've noticed is that the offset is hidden well in the design of the club. I have never cared for offset, but it's almost invisible in this club. They feel really good in my hands and the thicker sole from the Ping's now seem normal.