TaylorMade SLDR 460 Driver TM1-114

TaylorMade SLDR 460 Driver TM1-114

The TaylorMade SLDR 430 Driver has the ingenious SLDR moving weight innovation paired with a smaller sized tour-inspired, charcoal-gray crown head style. The instinctive and simple SLDR moving weight enables 21 various weight positions and promotes approximately 30 yards of shot shape modification. The tactically put Low-forward CG position in the SLDR 430 head promotes a quicker ball speed, permeating launch and low spin for amazing range. This club likewise includes a 12-position loft-sleeve to deduct or include 1.5 degree to each of the offered basic lofts and a silver button-back situated on the path edge of the crown which deals with the subtle crown markings for hassle-free club-face positioning. The simple adjusting SLDR motorist has a 430cc head and can be tuned to fit pros and novices alike.

The SLDR 460 is a classy, understated, good looking club. It does have a relatively huge footprint, but it’s well proportioned and not too large in any offered instructions. The dark grey crown looks terrific, and the crown graphics are far enough from the ball that they’re a non-issue, even for perfectionists.

Features and advantages of the TaylorMade SLDR Driver:

• To offer the SLDR driver its remarkable distance, TaylorMade moved the center of mass lower and forward for high launch and less spin.
• Then they reinvented their own development by entirely rethinking movable weight technology to make it simpler to use and much better carrying out.
• Now you simply slide a single weight to tune SLDR to open even more lawns.Attempt SLDR with the weight in the neutral position, and you’ll experience all the improvements that make this motorist the longest TaylorMade has actually ever made.
• Loosen the weight and move it towards “draw” or “fade” up to twenty-one various positions and you’ll make the longest go even longer.

TaylorMade was the very first producer to truly promote moveable weight innovation (MWT) with their R7 line. Detachable weights are great for the.001% who used it to adjust swing weight, however for most golf enthusiasts, altering the weights was nothing more than a juggling workout. With the SLDR, the weight is fixed and merely slides towards the toe to make the ball go right and towards the heel to make it go. Furthermore, the SLDR 430 includes the ability to add or deduct 1.5 ° of loft.