Taylor Made Burner Important Guidepost

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1. Machado on May 18th, 2009 1:44 am

   I recently purchased the Burner after having not hit driver for many years because of a slice. I must say that I am very pleased with the Burner as I have added fifty (50) yards or more as compared to the three-wood that I was hitting and my slice has not returned. I am now the envy of the other members of my standard four-some and two of them are looking into getting a Burner. The best news is that, based on my results with the Burner, I have moved up a flight in my golf league.

2. Ladwig on May 19th, 2009 1:47 am

   I bought this though Amazon @ Rock Bottom Golf([...]) I couldn’t find a better price. The first time I hit it, about 20 yards longer down the middle. How can you beat that!!

3. Duarte on May 20th, 2009 1:55 am

   I bought this burner a month ago, second time on the course I had 5 >280 drives! One is on the green, another is less than 2 yards on the edge, the 3rd is about 10 yards from the green! I tried big bertha for about two months before I bought burner, both are good, but burner gives me extra 10 to 20 yards.

4. Rivas on May 21st, 2009 1:34 am

   I always believed that the complaint about the “bad equipment” was just a bad golfer making excuses. With this driver, I am a believer. I have easily added 30 yards to my drives. It is a great confidence builder.

5. Eck on May 22nd, 2009 1:25 am

   This is amongst the easiest drivers to hit that I have ever had. If this driver has an Achilles heel, it’s that you shouldn’t over swing with it. Swing easy and through and this driver will take you down the center of the fairway. It plays accurately; i.e., if you purchase a 9.5 degree, it will give you the corresponding trajectory. Nice club for the mid to low handicap golfer.

6. Quintas on May 23rd, 2009 1:25 am

   I’ve used cheaper and more expensive, but I settled into using these. My game got better, so stopped using the cheapies so I went out and bought some expsenive balls (not naming) and they were great, but after I went through the box, I just couldn’t afford that habit. I went with these balls because they were $15-20 cheaper, essentially mid-range and I didn’t find much difference in these and the higher-end. I assume that’s because of my current ability off the tee. For average to slightly above average play, I recommend these.

7. Dockter on May 24th, 2009 1:50 am

   Though I’m certainly not on the pro tour, I like the way this golf ball plays. Exactly how much extra distance does any golf ball give you? If anybody complains about this golf ball, I say, work on your swing. I hit some nice, long shots with these.

8. Umbricht on May 25th, 2009 1:31 am

   These are great for average golfers without the $45 price tag. They have good distance and grab greens very well for the price. I use these and the Nike Platinum. I give the edge to the Nike’s, but they usually cost more so I use more of these for budget reasons. All in all a very good ball and would recommend to anyone!

9. Sinsheimer on May 26th, 2009 1:39 am

   I use both the LDP black and the Burner TP. I don’t find much different for the most part. The LDP black feels softerof the tee, and might have a little more carry; but around the green they are the same. The prices are 50%difference for not much more. What is the difference if you are 140 yds or 155 yds in? i might not even be that. Would love to here another opinion. I am an 8-11 handicap, and 1 ball doesn’t usually make the round. The LDP Black is a much softer feel off the tee then the old TM Black, but not much difference in distance. I like the Burner TP,so I think it might be one of the best buys on the market.

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