TaylorMade M6 Driver (460cc)

There was an issue in receiving the driver. I ordered the M6 and it arrived in a box that was obviously opened before it got to me. I inspected the driver and could clearly see that it had been hit (ball marks on the face and grass stains on the bottom). Not what you expect when you pay $500 for a driver. Also, it came with an M5 head cover instead of an M6 cover. Amazon customer service has stepped in and an adequate resolution to the issue seems to be in the works.Now, to the driver... I've always been a very long hitter. Like many other long hitters, I suffer from inconsistency in my ball striking. I just swing too darn hard and don't always catch the ball on the sweet spot of the club. For the last 15 years, I've been hitting an Adams driver. When I hit it correctly, I get 290 yards of carry and 320 yards total with a slight draw. Mishits will suffer substantially though. Hard to complain about those numbers so I didn't want to buy a new driver.A friend really pushed me into getting the M6 and promised that I'd fall in love with it. Well, I've now gone through 3 super sized buckets of balls at my local range (200 balls per bucket) with the new M6. I have to admit, I LOVE this driver. I'm getting as much as 320 yards of carry and 350 total with a draw. That's insane. Also, mishits are so forgiving with this thing. Even when you don't strike it perfectly, the ball still just explodes off the club face and you get a shot that is easily playable. Its not a magic club in that it will correct major errors, but it does allow for small errors far better than my old Adams driver. Just an awesome driver...

I have always had good distance on my driver but struggle to get loft on my ball flight. I have been using an R7 Limited TP which is a great driver in its own right but it was time to upgrade.And what an upgrade, this baby has given me another 20 yards in carry and the ball flight is what I have been fighting for for years. The shaft selection is a big part of it but the ball comes off the face is beautiful. Very happy with it!

Great driver, couldn’t be happier! The feel is great! Sounds amazing when you hit the ball! It’s forgiving, but less forgiving than the average driver! So I would say if your not just starting out with the sport it’s a great club. But then again it will make you hit the ball more solid. Also it’s pricy, so I wouldn’t go chop the ground for your first driver!

I’m a teaching pro, and I use TMade almost exclusively. I’ve been trying to find an upgrade for my favorite RBZ driver and it looks like this is it. It’s designed to be so straight I haven’t been able to draw very well with it, but it is incredibly straight. Takes some getting used too because this iteration is head heavy/shaft light. But I’m getting on to it and it is producing longer results with a good strike. It will fade or slice with a heel strike, so work on setup to avoid that.

I like the driver and feels good to hit.I don't think I'm any longer or straighter than my old driver (in fact I know it).But I still like this club and feel confident with it.

Upgraded to the M6 from a Taylormade R7. It made an immediate impact. I'm an average and inconsistent golfer who can shoot anywhere from the low 80's on a good day to the low 100's on a very bad day. In my second round with this club, I shot my lowest round ever finally getting into the 70's, which I never thought I would as I am now turning 60. My biggest problem has always been my ability to keep my drives in the fairway. I don't slice or hook but have a tendency to push a few right with an occasional pull to boot. I know it's a product of my swing plane more than the club, but this driver helps pull the pushes back in a little and it goes quite a bit further than the R7 to boot. I love it.

Well, only had it out once, with more practice needed. I was only averaging 240 at best with it. Standing only 5’7”, think I might have it cut down 1/2-1” to feel better to me. Went with the stiff shaft. My previous Taylormade driver gave me the same issues at first. A pro shop re gripped it, and cut it down about 3/4” shorter. Never had an issue with it after. The M6 does feel smooth when I slow the swing down. Looking forward to more practice to dial it in.

Played two rounds with this club. It has added about 10-20 yards to my drive. But most of all, I trust it to hit within the confines of the hole. So far, it has made my playing partners envious and a little disheartened when my ball flies past theirs while still rising. Excellent driver.