this is the driver to have . it doesnt matter if you playof scratch like me or of a high handicap you will get this club to hit the ball like no other. i used a titleist driver before and didnt think anything could come close to it but this club goes and feels much better . the club is so forgiving but you can also shape your shots as well. this is a very very nice golf club swing it nice and easy and just watch it go. i havnt had the problem of ballooning the ball what so ever. buy it now

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I am just a beginner of this game; but I own quite a lot of expensive equipment; eg. Callaway Hawkeye Driver, Callaway Great Big Bertha, and Titleist 975D. But after trying the TaylorMade 360Ti driver, I think it is the best for all beginners. It looks like it is long and big, but it is so easy to control. For a beginner like me, I aged 50 years old, this driver is such a great product. I can hit 250 in the simulator, and I believe I can hit even longer on the course. I recommend this to all those who are looking for long and straight shots.

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I hit the 320 like a dream, i only tried this club by accident. There was a demo day going on when i visited the driving range.After reading some of the reviews on here about the club i had to try it for my self.
i tried the 320 10.5* first. Absolutely fantastic, The smoother you swing this club the better it performs, try and thrash it and you pay the price. I was very impresed with the shaft it was the
R80 and it was very well balanced.
I then tried the 360 but i couldnt get this to perform anything like the 320 .If i didnt no it was the same make i would of sworn it was a different make all together. The 320 is the best driver i have come across. I have been more than happy using my titleist 975d in the past but i just couldnt let this club escape my grip so i bought one and have had superb results ever since.
I DIDNT THINK I WOULD EVER SAY THIS ABOUT A TAYLOR MADE DRIVER BUT WOW THANK YOU TAYLOR MADE

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I liked the product...it was a nice product. I think that it had the optimum balance between size and forgiveness. I might recommend changing the shaft, however, the EI-70 worked really well, and reduced the amount of balloon drives off the tee. I think most proshops will offer custom shafts. By the way...Chris is a stud.

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I don't like how they don't list prices anymore on the internet...why do they do that?

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Wow. This is the absolute best driver i have ever had the chance to hit. The sound is just amazing, you can hit bombs with this thing, it is very easy to work the ball, and when i get a chance to put a proforce 65 or bi-matrix, the ball will fly. It feels more solid than the new Titleist 975J and also sounds better. When you hit this with a Pro V1(best ball ever, might i add) or the Strata Tour Ultimate, it feels that much better. Take my advice and go buy one. Now!!!

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I bought this on Ebay. My first few times out, I had a hard time with this
driver. I was second guessing my decision to buy the 300 vs the 320 or 360. I was spraying the ball high. long, and right. After a few days on the range and the course, I have learned to hit this club and hit it FAR. The club is MINT.
My drives are long, straight, and feel awesome !!! Don't think that you will only hit this club with a low trajectory. It is easily workable, move the ball up a little in your stance and it flies high and long !!!!
I'll have this driver for years and years. All it takes it looking down at the club and you know you're going to CRUSH it !!

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Good feel, good looks, long. Used to play Titleist 975D w/ Pro Force 65. I have the TM 300TI with Graffaloy Pro Lite. Used to have a nice little draw with 975D but now have a little fade. Gues I have to make a few changes. Way over priced ($450 for a piece of titanium and graphite, geez). Oh well, that's golf

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I have tried them all and the closest to the TM300 is the 975D

I tried this alongside the other soo series clubs. As i currently use a titleist 975D i much prefer the control and workability of smaller heads. Although i will never change from my titleist, the best in the world by far, if i had to change i would certainly change to a 300. The r-80 is useless, go for stiff, (my preference at leats). It is long and straight, 250-280yds. This length is partly due to my new longer swing arc, but i just dont feel perfect shots will bring the 300 plus yds drives like the titleist does.

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Awesome! I was looking for a club with a low trajectory, but one that didn'd sacrifice too much control or forgiveness. I compared Callaway/TM320 & 360/Titlist drivers at a driving range. This club beat the rest in terms of distance and reliability. Bad shots went a reasonable distance. Took it to the course yesteday - of 3 par 5s - 1 gross par, 2 gross birdies! Fairways hit --> (when driver used) 9/12

I used to use a Ping TiSI, reg stiffness 10* driver. I could hit the ball reasonable distances but no roll. I am now hiting my drives 20 yards further, with less effort, and with roll. Looking forward to the next club comp!

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The best Driver you can buy! The new "R" version is even longer and is now available in Europe as well as Japan. Forget the ERC2 get a R360/320 etc..

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