TaylorMade 360 Driver Golf Club
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Club Type: Driver
Brand: TaylorMade
Model: 360
Product ID: EPID45076369
Description: • Oversize head expands the effective hitting area • A strong, thin titanium face fronts a stiff frame, producing nearly the maximum allowable ball velocity• High moment of inertia (resistance to twisting) and an internal weight pad prod...
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This driver is one of the best clubs ever made.Review created: 03/30/06(updated 03/30/06)
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This club comes in a few models, it was released originally as an R360 Ti, which I found a little bit easier to hit, and then later they released the R360XD, which is supposed to hit further than the standard Ti, but they are all pretty good.
If you want a club that hits even further, but has a COR that is too high for the limits put on, you can try the TaylorMade R 360 Ti, (with the red 'R' on the head before the 360 Ti part), which was deemed an illegal club and actually set the limits on what was deemed illegal and legal because of the Co-efficient Of Restitution, and wow, it hits like a demon, and is fun to use, but technically not allowed in the comps, so try to stick to the normal versions.
The 360 range also was released with a bubble shaft, which was all the rage a few years back, which can be good, but I wouldn't recommend it because of the 'whip' it gives the club, and I found it harder to control or produce consistent shots. The feel of the club is better than the R540 or any of the later models, because of its flat low profile design, which hits straighter than a rounded large head. For instance, if you've ever hit an Orlimar Driver you'll know what I mean, it has the same characteristics of producing a powerful shot because it forces you not to overswing the club and concentrate on accuracy at bringing the club head to hit the ball with a square face.
This club is one of the best drivers I've ever used. Its much more easier to use and hit a long drive than current large head drivers. The reasons are that it forces you mainly to hit a consistant drive because of the size of the head, and the feel it gives you at address. A lot of the large heads of today are difficult to line up at address, except for the new r7, which is pretty good.
The club is best used with a grafalloy shaft preferably in a Pro Lite model, which encourages a low ball flight and usually more distance. It is sooo easy to hit long drives with this club.
It feels spectacular when hit flush and simply sweeps the ball soo easily. Its very traditional the head, but the R360 XD model is a little bulkier with a bit more mass and has a stronger look and feel to it, but I found it easier to hit more accuracy with the original R360 Ti. (Titanium)
And the great thing about this club is, that you can pick them up for a steal on ebay now, and put your on shaft in them for probably $100.
If you want a club that hits even further, but has a COR that is too high for the limits put on, you can try the TaylorMade R 360 Ti, (with the red 'R' on the head before the 360 Ti part), which was deemed an illegal club and actually set the limits on what was deemed illegal and legal because of the Co-efficient Of Restitution, and wow, it hits like a demon, and is fun to use, but technically not allowed in the comps, so try to stick to the normal versions.
The 360 range also was released with a bubble shaft, which was all the rage a few years back, which can be good, but I wouldn't recommend it because of the 'whip' it gives the club, and I found it harder to control or produce consistent shots. The feel of the club is better than the R540 or any of the later models, because of its flat low profile design, which hits straighter than a rounded large head. For instance, if you've ever hit an Orlimar Driver you'll know what I mean, it has the same characteristics of producing a powerful shot because it forces you not to overswing the club and concentrate on accuracy at bringing the club head to hit the ball with a square face.
This club is one of the best drivers I've ever used. Its much more easier to use and hit a long drive than current large head drivers. The reasons are that it forces you mainly to hit a consistant drive because of the size of the head, and the feel it gives you at address. A lot of the large heads of today are difficult to line up at address, except for the new r7, which is pretty good.
The club is best used with a grafalloy shaft preferably in a Pro Lite model, which encourages a low ball flight and usually more distance. It is sooo easy to hit long drives with this club.
It feels spectacular when hit flush and simply sweeps the ball soo easily. Its very traditional the head, but the R360 XD model is a little bulkier with a bit more mass and has a stronger look and feel to it, but I found it easier to hit more accuracy with the original R360 Ti. (Titanium)
And the great thing about this club is, that you can pick them up for a steal on ebay now, and put your on shaft in them for probably $100.
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