My Impression of Taylormade R9 Series–Part Three

In today’s crazy golf world, golf is an extremely popular game with millions of golf players and followers. But, I think not every one golfer would know how to choose the suitable golf clubs.

In this article, I would continual to recommend the TaylorMade R9 Series to every golfer. if you want to know more golf news or golf club reviews, you may visit the Pickgf.com to read this article – Williams May be the Oldest Golfers.

Taylormade has combined two of their best customization features, FCT and MWT, into one golf club. TaylorMade’s MWT technology basically uses simple physics by adding more weight to certain areas of the clubhead to affect trajectory.

I think that the most common reason for this is that Taylormade R9 Driver is one of the best golf clubs sets in the world. Taylormade R9 Driver Instructions – So What Does the FCT and MWT Technology Actual Do to the Club?

If you’re utterly confused about how to setup your new R9 driver you need to read these FCT & MWT instructions. We’ll show you exactly what each FCT setting does to your driver and show you how to setup your MWT weight ports so you can hit the exact golf shots you’ve always wished you could hit with your previous driver.

The TaylorMade R9 driver is labeled as the ultimate in adjustability with a claimed 75 yards in left to right movement. This driver features TaylorMade’s Flight Control Technology (FCT), which lets you change the face angle, loft and lie. Because the R9 has 8 different holsel positions which change the angle of the face, as well as 3 different weight settings which change the center of gravity, the driver can be optimized to fit anybody’s swing, low to high handicapped players.

TaylorMade R9 Driver Features

>>clubhead: 425cc
>>The TaylorMade R9 driver is available in 2 lofts 9.5*, and 10.5*
>>The stock shaft is a proprietary Fujikura Motore 65 gram shaft that comes in ladies (55gm), M flex (senior), Regular, Stiff, and Extra Stiff flexes
>>The FCT and comes with eight different settings that allow you to move the ball more up to 75 yards with the driver.
>>The settings are Left (L) for a 2 degree closed clubface for a hard left ball flight.
>>Neutral Upright (NU) for a neutral clubface but 1 degree upright lie for a gentle left flight with two setting between L and NU.
>>Neutral (N) for a straight hit and Right (R) for a 2 degree open clubface and a fade or right ball flight, also with two settings between N and R.

You may find more features of TaylorMade R9 Driver at Pickgf.com; I would also recommend Ping G15 series to you!

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