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TaylorMade r7 Driver Men’s Quad 425 Driver

TaylorMade r7 Driver Mens Quad 425

TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad 425 driver offers a broader scope of performance possibilities than the original TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad driver, with the ability to steer the ball higher, longer, and straighter than the earlier model.

TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad 425 is distinguished by the company’s TaylorMade Launch Control (TLC) technology, which gives golfers the freedom to alter the driver’s launch conditions by redistributing 28 grams of discretionary weight in a variety of ways. While the average driver delivers a single set of launch conditions, TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad offers six, letting you choose the one that generates the best combination of distance, accuracy, and workability.

The system is built around a quartet of widely spaced ports that are located in the sole of the club head. TaylorMade’s specialists then developed differently weighted TLC cartridges that can be installed in the ports and removed again. Adding individual cartridges effectively shifts the center of gravity toward the front, back, heel, or toe of the club, depending on your personal performance needs.

Compared to the original TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad, the TaylorMade r7 Driver 425 boasts 17 percent more movable weight, a seven percent increase in the Moment of Inertia (MOI), a 45 percent larger span of horizontal CG movement, and a 13 percent increase in backspin rate adjustment, among other improvements.

All of the enhancements mean that TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad 425 is more forgiving of average swings and promotes a wider change in shot shaping and trajectory. Plus, TaylorMade r7 Driver Quad 425 is engineered to deliver a larger draw bias when the cartridges are configured to promote a draw, along with a higher flight angle when the cartridges are configured to promote a high-neutral trajectory.

The variety of improvements helps golfers hit the ball or higher or lower, or helps low- and mid-handicap players work the ball to the right by varying degrees up to 13 yards.

Other details include TaylorMade’s Inverted Cone Technology (ICT), which provides a larger clubface area for higher ball velocity and greater distance, even on mis-hits; Ultra-Thin-Wall Technology, which saves critical weight and permits the clubhead walls to be 0.6mm thin, 25 percent thinner than the walls of the r7 Quad; and an RE*AX shaft that reduces ovaling in the mid-section while promoting greater stability, shot consistency, and clubhead speed.

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