Is the TaylorMade M1 a forgiving driver?
TaylorMade M1: Bottom line Remember, 2017’s TaylorMade M1 driver has the same level of forgiveness as last years M2, which was a seriously hot and forgiving driver. Only you can decide whether your game benefits more from the M1’s sliding weight tech or M2’s extra forgiveness.
Which driver is better M1 or M2?
The M1, with its T-Track system, offers more adjustability options than the M2. While the M1 helps the golfer adjust his fade/draw, loft, and forward/backward weight, with the M2, one can only adjust the loft. So a beginner and a high-handicapper certainly would prefer the M1 in terms of adjusting the club to his game.
How many cc is TaylorMade M1 driver?
460 cc
TaylorMade M1 2017 Driver – Product Details
| UK Launch | 27 January 2017 |
|---|---|
| Right Handed Lofts | 8.5°, 9.5°, 10.5°, 12° |
| Material | Composite |
| Head Volume | 460 cc |
| Club Length | 45.5 inches |
What’s the difference between TaylorMade M1 440 and 460?
In terms of differences between the 440 and the 460, in addition to the smaller overall profile, the 440 version also has a slightly deeper face that will give players more workability. Otherwise, the 440 and 460 are quite similar from a technological and construction standpoint.
How can I make my M1 driver forgiving more?
Your M1 absolutely can be more forgiving….To remove the Rear Track weight:
- Remove the red weight cap, and slide the weight to the LOW position.
- Hold the head directly in front of you such that LOW and HIGH appear upside down and the hosel is pointing directly away from you.
When was the M1 driver made?
September 2015
The original M1 driver launched in September 2015 featured a distinctive seven-layer carbon composite crown, which saved weight and enabled TaylorMade to implement an adjustable T-Track system on the sole to alter launch, spin and shot shape.
How much does the M1 driver head weigh?
Available in 460cc and 440cc head sizes, the new M1 drivers have a six-layer carbon-composite crown and a white piece of titanium that extends back from the topline. The white area is designed to improve alignment, and the carbon fiber piece weighs just 13 grams; the titanium crown it replaced weighed 33 grams.
Is a bigger driver head better?
Big driver heads have a greater surface area and hence are very forgiving in terms of hitting the shot. This is not necessarily the case with small driver heads. Since the surface is low, the ball has to be hit with greater accuracy. Larger sized heads are preferred when hitting the golf ball over shorter distances.