TaylorMade R7 TP Quad Driver

Pros: Ability to correct ball flight flaws while keeping the same swing.
Cons: Price of the TP at $800 is high.

Taylor Made was the pioneer of the movable weight driver, and the R7 TP is the cream of the crop. It is the top, top of the line of the three models of R7 drivers (the other being the standard R7 and the R7 High Trajectory). The main difference ...

Pros: Fairly long, looks good, feels good
Cons: Expensive, too much tinkering, nothing outstanding with regards to performance

In a neverending search for a longer driver I must have hit 10 different brands and 30 different lofts this past fall. I am looking to get back the distance that I lost over the past year or two and technology is one way to do so. One of the drivers ...

Pros: Among the longest ever, superb awe factor with the guys.
Cons: Really expensive, complicated and tough to handle properly for average players.

I dont recall a single driver making all the noise that the R7 has created during the past 6 months or so. A lot of Pros on tour switched (some of them VERY briefly) to the R7, even VJ Singh played it and won some tournaments using it, but is this the ...

Pros: Straight and long.
Cons: Expensive

This is by far the best Driver I have ever swung and believe me I have swung plenty. I hit the ball a long ways especially with my driver, but when my wife surprised me for my Birthday last year with the new R7 I thought oh cool a new driver, but when I ...

Pros: Fantastic feel, traditional look, workability and long.
Cons: Price only, and that's if you but one new

New models are very expensive. In my neighborhood they were going for a minimum of $599.00 USD a year ago. This year (2007), I purchased a used model for $200.00 USD! Wow, what a difference in price. I'm a 6 handicap and I like to try the best stuff ...

Pros: Draw control works for me, better workability and control, lower trajectory.
Cons: Not as long as I thought, not as forgiving as my old R540

I recently switched from the TaylorMade R540 to the R7 Quad (original 410 driver). Before I continue, I need to qualify the review. I typically shoot between 83 and 92 depending on the course I play. My swing speed is right on the border between a reg ...

Pros: Best club for miss hits I have ever played
Cons: Can be expensive - must look for bargins as no club is worth retail

I have very little to say bad about the R7. I got mine on E-Bay ( new) for $315 and its worth every penny. I am a 10 handicap and I have went from a fade ( occasional slice) to a draw ( some times a strong hook). Its absolutely the longest club for miss hits I have ever played. The weights are easy to use and can make a big difference - you must experiment for a while on the range before just setting them. Need to swing with a good , smooth velocity - I doubt a good club for "slow swings". It you hit it on the screws , other drivers ( the 975D for one) will go a little farther.

Pros: Easy to hit
Cons: none

Great driver. Hot deal with the summer special. Buy one get a three wood or rescue free.

I recommend this for people with a slice. The weighting options can slightly correct your slice.

I disagree that this requires alot of tinkering. There are only two settings.

Pros: Looks, feel, distance,POWER
Cons: price, to much tinkering

The Taylormade r7 is such a great driver. This driver is definitley the longest driver in stores today. With the weights in to back of the club you can make your shots do what ever you want without even changing your swing.

Pros: All good
Cons: none

I have the R7 and it's the best driver that I have had I got it last years and set it up for the way that I swing and my drives are much better,my length and for being straight

Pros: light, straight shot
Cons: Expense

I have an R7 and it is far better then my Beartha. It is a great club for all levels.

Brian Valery