Taylor Made 360Ti Series Driver

Reviewed by: Patrick N. ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade 360Ti 9.5 Driver

Summary:
I picked this up at a thrift store for $5(deal of the century) and absolutely love it. The club head is the perfect size, I doesn't feel like your swinging a grapefruit at the end of a stick like some of the other drivers out there. I love the sound at impact, distance, forgiveness, and feel. I can consistantly hit this straight 230yrds+. It's now a permanent fixture in my bag.

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Great big Bertha, Titleist 975D.

Reviewed by: brodl-etho ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade R360 Driver

Summary:
I picked up this driver off ebay for 60 bucks and i didnt really expect much, but i was really surprised with the power of the club. This is really good compared to the other clubs ive tried. There was only one thing about this club that let it down, It doesnt have much forgiveness it you dont strike it out of the middle it usually fades a bit to the left or right. Apart from that it is an awesome club

Customer Service:
didnt need it

Similar Products Used:
wilson killer whale

Reviewed by: PhantomII ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 360Ti Series Driver

Summary:
I bought this driver on E-Bay to go with all the other Taylormade clubs I purchased there. I had been using a Taylormade Clone and since I had hit it so well I didn't hesitate when I found this one for $30.00 bucks on e-bay, especially since it had a Grafalloy shaft already installed. The driver has this alignment groove on top called a power band that is just a little bit wider than a golf ball and it makes addressing the ball very easy. I was never able to reach 300 yards on the fly until I started using this driver but I have done it about 10 times so far. The driver has a very nice feel about it when you strike the ball in the sweet spot and it has a slightly high but long flight trajectory, when you don't make a good shot you will lose distance and depending on a toe or heel shot will send the ball right or left, overall I really like this Driver because I don't like the giant 400 and up cc drivers now being sold and this one gives you a nice balance between forgiveness and smaller size. I think drivers are alot like putters when it comes to one that works for some and not others, so I would recommend you try different models and find one you feel comfortable and confident with.

Customer Service:
Got it on E-bay but seller was outstanding

Similar Products Used:
Taylormade Super Steel, and Taylormade Clone

Reviewed by: mmisoc@gmail.com ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
T! 360 - Graphalloy Pro-Lite Stiff

Summary:
I have played this club for 4 years. It is still one of the best clubs I have used.

I am getting older and have decided to slow my swing down and will be going to a regular flex shaft. I would highly recommend this club to anyone; however, would pay particular attention to the shaft.

One of the other reviewers scored the club low, and he may indeed be right. Both of my 360 have a much better shaft than the one he uses.

Similar Products Used:
Adams 363, Wilson FatShaft Deep Red (303 & 360)

Reviewed by: Scott21373 ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Talyor Made 360ti 9.5* s-80 shaft

Summary:
I finally found a great club at a reasonable price. I had been shoppng around for three weeks, looking for a decent driver that I could afford.
I chose TM because my neighbor let me use his 580 8.5* on a course nearby, and I was hitting straighter and longer than I ever had before.
I found a 360ti 9.5* s-80 shaft at a Trader Golf store near me, and when I swung it, instantly fell in love.
For starters, when you set up with this club, it lines up STRAIGHT in your palms, with no correction required at all.
It swings easy, too.
The store owner regripped it for free with a jumbo golf pride grip, and I liked it even more.
I took this club out to the driving range, an after two shots that went off to the right, I strengthened my grip just a little bit and was driving them ball 225-230 yds., no fade, and straight as an arrow.
As I warmed up to this club, my drives reached out to 250 yds. and were always straight.
I coudn't belive it.
There were a couple of guys hitting balls next to me, and they came over after the 30th ball and asked to see my club. One guy had a Callawy Biggest Big Bertha, 10*, and the other had a Ping G2 9.5*
I let them swing my USED $69.00 club and they loved it. They both hit about 10 balls each, and said it was a more accurate club than what they had.
When I told them what I had paid, they both stared in shock. The guy with the Ping had just spent $400.00, the guy with the Callaway got is last year for $300.00.
Suckers.
They got more yardage than me, (about 280 or so,) but I think the more I play with this club, I'll just get longer with it.
I recommend this club to anyone, either experienced or not. You can find one for under $100.00, and that frees up more money to actually go and play somewhere!
You will love this club, I guarantee.

Customer Service:
Got it used, haven't dealt with them. Heard they are great though.

Similar Products Used:
Callawy Biggest Big Bertha, Ping G2, Orlimar Tri-metal and Hippo, (which sucked arse,)