On 2005-06-14, Plain Ol\' Truth rated this Nicklaus Airmax 440 ML a 5...(5660)
Purchase: I played with a guy in a scramble who looked like "Walrus" with no flexebility at all. Swung like my wife whom has never played before in her life. He proceeded to out drive me on the first hole after I pured one about as well as I can. I am a 5.9 handicap and can hit the ball consistently 260-265 off of the tee, which is fairly long despite what the average golfer who hits it 300 yards on the weekend might think. Long story short after a full afternoon of playing Georges drives I decided to pursue one of these drivers on ebay for $140.00.
Pros: I have played Taylor Made equipment since they introduced the R580 a few years back and have sold a lot of people at my local club on these drivers. I am hitting the R510 TP now, or was. I love the Airmax. It is simply the longest driver I have ever hit. I have played rounds with Ping Si3, Cobra 440sz and a Nike Ignite just tinkering at times and am hitting approach shots from new places with my Airmax. Mis hits are not snap hooks or weak fades, they still jump off of the club face like a solid strike with any club I have ever played. I spent $525.00 for my TP. Put these two drivers next to eachother after playing both and would pick up the Nicklaus no questions asked.
Cons: The set up of this club is beautiful with the silver faded into black airbrush look. Also I am not a big fan of the huge heads on the new drivers. I have the confidence with this driver to "grip it and rip it" or shape one out in the fairway.
Quality: Ablolutely flawless! Review Summary: I am not exaggerating when I say this is the finest and longest driver I have ever played. These clubs are more inexpensive than your top 3-4 drivers on the market and after hitting one you would pay more.
On 2004-08-23, craig macdonald rated this Nicklaus Airmax 440 ML a 5...(4131)
Purchase: i bought this driver almost new off ebay for $130us. i bought it because i tried many of the other big name drivers which were more expensive, but i liked the airmax the most.
Pros: i love everything about this club. its high launch and low spin design is great for golfers who just want to hit the ball straighter, not work the ball. it has a very unique design that increases COR at slower swing speeds. at a swing speed of 109 mph which is the swing speed that determines whether the club is legal or not, the COR is only about .822, but at around 100mph and lower the COR actually surpasses the legal limit of .830. (COR is the spring like effect at impact, and yes this club is legal)
Cons: i'm not a big fan of the grip, but that's just preference.
Quality: CRYOGENIC SUPERBETA: It's a better Beta. 18% Harder than ordinary beta-titanium material, "cryogenic super-beta" is a denser, harder, more pure material, free of imperfections and voids. This new material provides just that extra degree of control, feel and explosive transfer of energy at impact needed for maximum distance. Review Summary: if you want a driver that's easy to hit straight and far, and have a swing speed that's less than about 105 mph, give it a try. visit the site to learn more about it, and demo it with other more expensive drivers. i think i know which one you'll chose!
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