Taylormade R9 Supermax Driver VS R9 SuperTri Driver

As is known to all, Taylormade Japan introduces their all new Taylormade R9 Supermax for the fall season 2010. The SuperMax is made for MAX distance and MAX ease of use.

The ultra forgiving 460cc conforming black SuperMax features high MOI and high launch and big carry thanks to a deep and low center of gravity. The shallower face and larger head provide a large sweet spot and confidence at address.

The SuperMax also features Flight Control Technology which allows for the head to be adjusted to 8 different positions altering trajectory and direction by changing the loft, lie and face angle.

But a streak of pars in his final round left Jimenez needing to sink his birdie putt at 18 to take Westwood to extra holes - but it slid wide to hand the Englishman the championship. Home favourite Sang-Hyun Park, playing in just his third European Tour event, and American Dustin Johnson both carded 69s to finish third and fourth and 10- and 9-under par respectively.

If your aim and stroke feel good but you're still missing the tee, you have excessive clubface rotation in your putting stroke. If you're opening or closing the clubface during your stroke and not returning the clubface squarely at impact, the ball will miss the tee. An open clubface at impact causes the ball to miss right; a closed clubface at impact will miss left.

The taylormade r9 supertri driver is the most advanced, highest-performing drivers TaylorMade has ever developed. The distance-producing power and shot-straightening abilities created by their combined clubhead size, clubhead design, performance technologies and shaft specifications make them clubs that no golfer should be without.

The impact of incorporating FCT and MWT into a 460cc head is enormous. The larger head is more forgiving, and its CG is two millimeters farther back in the head than the R9 driver, making it easier to launch the ball higher and with more spin, helping players gain more distance. At the same time, the inclusion of MWT with three weights promotes a side-to-side trajectory change of up to 75 yards.

Though it's milled onto the back of the clubface where it's out of sight, ICT plays a critical role by dramatically increasing the area of the clubface that delivers fast ball speed, promoting more distance on off-center hits.