Taylor Made R7 460 Driver

How The Technology In The Taylor Made R7 460 Driver Can Take Your Game To A New Level

The Taylor Made r7 460 driver is one of a completely new class of driver which is taking the golf world by storm. It uses something known as Moveable Weight Technology, which actually gives the user the option of adjusting the weight balance of the club, even during a round if that is desired. It also uses the far longer established Inverted Cone Technology, which increases the size of the sweet spot of the club, and gives a golfer far greater consistency. The combination of these technologies affords a potential user the best possible chance of achieving long distance and high accuracy.

The Taylormade company has been leading the way with golf technology for a very long time. It was no less than thirty years ago that the young, and then largely unknown, company produced the first metal wood. This club was revolutionary in its day, and before long it had gained its first major success. Lee Trevino won the US PGA using a metal wood, thrusting the technology into the public limelight. Before long, the fledgling company had been swallowed up by a French corporate raider. This led to worldwide expansion, and a greater range of products.

The Inverted Cone Technology which is present in the Taylor Made r7 460 driver, was the next massive breakthrough which Taylor Made were responsible for. This technology is only possible because of the lightweight titanium which is used in the manufacture of the club head. This allows for weight to be distributed in the way the manufacturer deems best. All Taylor Made drivers now incorporate this technology, and therefore give the user the opportunity of increasing their consistency.

The Moveable Weight Technology is a far more recent development. The head of the driver is fitted with ports, into which weighted cartridges can be inserted. Some Taylor Made drivers have as many as four weights, but the r7 460 driver has only two. This system gives the user of the club many options in how the weight of the club head is distributed. Golfers of lesser standard can use the weights as a way of compensating for an extreme slice or hook. Better golfers will use the weight at the back of the club as a way of helping the ball become airborne more quickly.

The Taylor Made r7 460 driver has an extremely large titanium head, in common with many of the other drivers in the Taylor Made range. Although this head is large, it is not heavy. It is this light weight which makes it possible for the Inverted Cone Technology to be employed. This combination of the best in modern technology allows the golfer to achieve height and distance through positioning the weight at the back of the club, and also to achieve consistency through the expanded sweet spot. Any golfer of reasonable skill can benefit from this combination when they use a Taylor Made r7 460 driver.

 

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