Last night we brought you the official launch presentation for TaylorMade’s new M1 metalwoods and PSi irons. Today we’re going to dig a little deeper. The MGS Team has a fitting scheduled this morning, which will give us our first opportunity to test the product.
Good or bad, we’ll absolutely be sharing our initial impressions.
Following our range session we’ll be sitting down with members of TaylorMade’s R&D Team.
If there’s something you would like to know about M1, PSi, or anything else TaylorMade, let us know and we’ll do our best to get you the answers.
Mel143
9 years ago
Relating to an earlier comment, if a golf review website really wants to break out, it’ll put all of these clubs on an Iron Byron and a monitor, continuously post and compile the results in an easily consumable format, and cut the marketing hype out of the conversation.
Of course feel, sound, look and brand preference have a place in the discussion. But that subjective discussion should start with hard numbers off from objective machines.
Of course the breakthrough website that does this will initially lose some ad revenue from the club manufacturers. But imagine the upside when that website becomes THE go-to resource for the all golfers. Golfers and non-manufacturer sponsors worldwide will make that website owner very wealthy.
tony
8 years ago
Couldn’t agree more. No one accepts such subjectivity in car reviews etc. Reading reviews of the m1 it seems that adjusting the cg track doesn’t make as much difference as claimed and basically it seems these tracks are a fitting aid that are unlikely to be changed much once fitted, barring major swing changes. I would certainly subscribe to reviews as you suggest
Jtparker
8 years ago
I own the G30, g30ls, and the m1. I believe the G30LS is consistently the longest but the M1 may have a little more potential when caught flush at least with my swing speed. Not are low spin drivers so I set the loft high and have lighter shafts.