On 2004-09-06, Buddy rated this TaylorMade 320TI a 5...(4285)
Purchase: I found a 9.5 degree with the standard Taylor Made stiff graphite shaft on EBAY and paid a bargain price of $60.00.
Pros: The two biggest positives are consistancy with hitting fairways and the extra length I have with this club. Previous to this I was hitting a Callaway Great Big Bertha Ruger 9 degree and as good a club as it is there is no comparsion to the result I'm getting with this Taylor Made 320. Whoever is reading this will find it hard to believe but the absolute truth is my drives have gone from averaging 250 off the tee to 290 and more accuracy.
Cons: The only complaint I had that was that if you teed the ball a little to high you could ballon a drive but once I learned to tee the ball a little lower the driver became a weapon that impresses me each time I use it.
Quality: The driver has an attactive black head which sets up to the ball nice and square. Center hits along with off center hits have a solid feel and the off center hits still carry 240 to 250. Quality and construction are A+. Review Summary: I'm a solid 7 handicap and have always been searching for a driver that I could have faith in each time I use it. Well after 30 years of playing and searching I have found the "holy grail" in drivers and it's the Taylor Made 320TI 9.5 with a standard Taylor Made stiff graphite shaft. It has it all, good to look at, feels good in your hands, swings so easy, accuracy beyond anything I've ever used and awesome distance. I'm 63 years old and hit this driver longer than I've ever hit any driver. We all know I'm not getting stronger so it has to be this great piece of equipment.
On 2003-04-09, hthong rated this TaylorMade 320Ti a 5...(1085)
Purchase: I decided to buy this when I saw the price it was being sold on ebay. I remember just a year or so ago, this club was $350++, but when I saw it on ebay recently for $130US, I just had to pick it up. BRAND NEW!
Pros: I like the feeling of the club when it's in my hands. There is a nice weight to it. Not too light like you're swinging a feather, and not too heavy like you're swinging a club full of lead. The 8.5 degree loft on my club head promotes optimum ball launch angles because my old driver with a 10.5 degree loft sent the ball a little too high.
I also like the distance I can get from this club. I can feel and see that the ball goes much further than my old driver. The titanium with a high COR releases a crazy amount of energy to the ball. The sound and the distance I get from this club gets attention from fellow golfers on the course and the driving range. People even ask me to hit one for them.
The aesthetics of the club is nice. It has a very sleek and I guess in racing terms a "sleeper" look.
Cons: I couldn't say anything bad about this club. Other than the low loft that I play, which is completely my fault, may cause an excess amount of spin. It might exaggerate a draw or fade a little too much, but that's all due to the loft. But even then, 90% of the time, I hit it straight down the fairway. I wish the bubble shaft came with the 320Ti, and not just the 360Ti that was offered by the seller.
Quality: The construction and the quality is amazing. Everything looks in their place with no signs of wear even after many hits. This section will have to wait a little while, maybe after a full season of use, I'll have a better comment. But so far, I haven't found any problems with the construction or the quality of the club. Awesome club! Review Summary: This club is offered in 3 different sizes. I opted for the 320Ti because the 360Ti is a little too large. I still have a desire to be able to work the ball from right to left when I need to. The club can hit the ball a long ways, even with a range ball. The aesthetics and the forgiving striking area make this club an asset. The bubble shaft would have been nice although I may just upgrade to a Fujikura shaft in the future. Overall, this is an awesome club, and at the price I got it at, there is no better deal in town.
I would definitely like to try or own a new r500 series driver from Taylor Made. If they actually improved on the 300 series Ti drivers, I'd be more than willing to dish out the money to buy the new one. Now I know why Taylor Made is the #1 driver on the PGA Tour. This thing rocks! On 2003-02-26, Tate rated this TaylorMade 320Ti a 5...(984)
Purchase: $260 at local pro shop.
Pros: This driver is downright fun to hit. Solid shots can result in truly monster tee shots. Majority of swings result in drives landing in the fairway. Mishits are not severly penalized.
Cons: Club is easy to hit. No dislikes.
Quality: TaylorMade has done a nice job. Grip is somewhat generic but not a huge problem. Review Summary: I would recommend this driver to a golfer of any skill level. More consistent than the Titleist drivers. Distance is comparable, perhaps even greater.
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