RocketBallz Stage 2

How many yards has Golfmagic's Andy Roberts gained since lofting up to a 10.5-degree SLDR?

No.1 driver company re-imagining the engineering of its metalwoods following breakthrough distance discovery

The TaylorMade JetSpeed driver features a Speed Pocket for less spin and greater ball speeds on shots struck below the centre of the clubface.

Swede moves from 70th to third in PGA Tour driving distance after lofting up his new SLDR driver

Is the SLDR 3-wood an improvement on the RocketBallz Stage 2. We find out...

The TaylorMade SLDR driver is streamlined to produce a an ultra low, forward CG.

TaylorMade launches new game improvement iron

What do we make of TaylorMade's 3-piece golf ball?

TAYLORMADE RBZ URETHANE , as expected, features a cast urethane cover over a thin mantle layer to improve ball speed and to control spin on wedge shots.

TaylorMade Ghost Tour DA-62 is equipped with a face insert made from a lightweight aluminium alloy. On first look, I received more of a metallic-like feel of the face than I was expecting but true, consistent roll. 

SLDR is 'the longest driver we've ever made' says TaylorMade

21 SLDR weight positions to dial in desired shot shape

Here's a look at all the adjustable drivers on the market this season

The bold graphics and striking white colour of the TaylorMade RocketBallz Stage 2 definitely makes this driver stand out.

We delve into the Travelers Championship winner's bag

A lower, more forward CG than previous hybrids means higher launch with less spin. Highly popular Speed Pocket and thinner, faster-flexing steel face contribute to greater ball speeds.

Did the Daddy Long Legs scare us or the hole?

So are they really tailor made for the better player's game?

TaylorMade Daddy Long Legs is a ‘counterbalanced’ putter that is engineered with a heavier weight at the grip-end to increase the MOI of the putter and promote a consistent ‘on path’ stroke.

TaylorMade RocketBladez Tour, in 3- to 7-iron, is powered by the Speed Pocket - the ‘little thing’ that promotes radically increased speed and distance.

Former Open champ welcomes addition to his golf school in Northern Ireland