TaylorMade 2014 SLDR Mini Driver

{Summary} SLDR Mini Driver: Finally, a 3-wood Designed for the Tee Taylor Made noticed that TOUR pros and better amateurs hit their 3-wood off the tee a lot more frequently than from the fairway, so we embraced that insight and created a new golf club that incorporates our cutting edge metalwood technology, including the distance-enhancing Speed Pocket, and sized it between a 3-wood and 460cc driver. We call it the SLDR Mini Driver, its incredibly accurate and longer off the tee than a 3-wood. At 260cc, the SLDR Mini Drivers footprint is larger, and face deeper, than a 160cc 3-wood. That gives you more stability and forgiveness on mis-hits and allows you to tee the ball higher, which makes the it easier to launch off the tee than a 3-wood. The SLDR Mini Driver has a
low-forward CG like the rest of Taylor Mades SLDR metalwoods, and a Speed Pocket too, which promotes more ball speed and less spin to give you more distance when you loft up. In addition, the SLDR Mini Drivers relatively short shaft (43. 5? compared to 45. 5? for the average driver) gives you the added clubhead control necessary to help you hit the ball straighter. Theres more. The Mini Drivers sole, smaller than a drivers, is designed to make it easy to hit this club off the deck. Thats why, even though its called a SLDR Mini Driver, you're going to want to replace your 3-wood with it. Then you?ll have a great option for long, accurate tee shots when placement in the fairway is vital. And you've got the perfect club for getting home in two
on those previously unreachable par-5s. Because everything that makes the SLDR Mini Driver long and accurate off the tee makes it long and accurate off the turf too. We have two models, Standard and TP. The Standard model is equipped with a lighter, driver-weight shaft, while the TP has a heavier, 3-wood-weight shaft. Taylor Made SLDR Mini Driver: In Stock Options: 12 - Regular - RH, 12 - Stiff - RH, 14 - Regular - RH, 14 - Stiff - RH, 14 - M-Flex - RH, 16 - Regul