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No Speed Too Extreme. Improved SuperFast technology and a more aerodynamic clubhead shape makes it longer, lighter and faster. At only 270 grams, it is lighter and faster than any previous TaylorMade driver while the ultra-large face promotes higher launch and lower spin, all for more distance.
15 de ene. de 2010 · The TaylorMade Burner Superfast driver is a worthy successor to the iconic Burner name. The distinctive elongated head looks like Chris Hoy's helmet, but we like it and it helps provide the low deep centre of gravity that gives this club the extra forgiveness it needs.
24 de feb. de 2010 · published 24 February 2010. TaylorMade Burner SuperFast driver review. Shaft options. Matrix Ozik XCon 4.8 (light, medium, regular, stiff, extra stiff) Lofts available. 9.5˚, 10.5˚, HT (high trajectory) Key technology. The total weight of the club is 284 grams, which is 14 grams less than the Burner 09 driver.
23 de jun. de 2010 · The aim of the TaylorMade Superfast Burner driver is to increase swingspeed - and therefore distance off the tee - without sacrificing forgiveness. Lofts: 9.5°, 10.5°, 13° Steel head, graphite shaft, ladies, gents, RH, LH. Contact: www.taylormadegolf.eu or 08000 728 624.
18 de may. de 2011 · The TaylorMade Burner SuperFast 2.0 is TaylorMade's lightest driver to date, weighing 279g, while a bigger and deeper clubface combines with a low centre of gravity to promote a high launch angle and low spin rate. Lightweight definitely equals long here with noticeably improved yardage.
NO SPEED TOO EXTREME. BURNER® SUPERFAST 2.0. Long shaft, lighter weight and new low-drag aerodynamics promote faster swing speed for more distance. Lightest TaylorMade driver ever - 279 grams. Bigger, deeper clubface works with low CG to promote higher launch/lower spin for increased distance.
Any metalwood or iron worthy of the Burner name pushed the boundaries of aerodynamics and ball speed, laying the foundation for future performance. From Burner, Burner SuperFast, Burner Bubble, and AeroBurner, the Burner name has stretched for decades and has been synonymous with some of the fastest metalwoods of their respective eras.
