TaylorMade
SIM Max
Our Review:
Giving hybrids driver-like face technology is nifty, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of making a club that works smoothly through a variety of turf conditions. The Sim Max’s V-shape sole plate features recessed heel and toe sections that reduce drag regardless of the conditions. Less friction means more speed is directed into the ball—speed that’s enhanced by a high-strength steel face and a wider sole slot to provide more rebound. Read more >>
Price:
$250
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Player Comments
Low-Handicapper
Clean, with nice contrast on the head. Just as good from the fairway and the rough. It sounds muted, but there's so much feel.
Mid-Handicapper
Perfect size, the two-tone look is cool. Compact, makes me feel like I'm hitting a players-type club. Sound and feel match. Subtle sound. Workability.
High-Handicapper
Has a modern feel to it. This is definitely your friend on a long par 3, parachuting onto the green.
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