RRP: £279
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TaylorMade’s SLDR became the No.1 driver on tour soon after it was launched last year. Its low-spinning clubhead required many players to “loft up” – generally after a fitting – while the £349 price tag matched its position as TaylorMade’s...
RRP: £199
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Technology Having discovered amateurs hit their 3-wood off the tee more than they do off the fairway, TaylorMade created a deeper-faced, 260cc “mini driver” with a Speed Pocket technology for faster ball speeds, higher launch and reduced...
RRP: £349
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Welcome to the 430cc version of the TaylorMade SLDR driver. It features a tour-inspired head that is shorter from front to back, but with the same charcoal-grey colour and details on the crown. The smaller clubhead will enhance the golfer's ability...
RRP: £349
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The TaylorMade SLDR scored a Gold Award in the TG Drivers Test 2014 - read more here Driver lofts are creeping towards 3-woods with the launch of the first, stock 14-degree clubhead. It's the highest standard loft ever offered in a driver,...
RRP: £349
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TaylorMade’s new SLDR driver is replacing the R1 as the top club in the company’s range. It has a 20g weight on the sole, which slides inside a rail that goes from the heel area to the toe – giving golfers the ability to create 30 yards of shot shape...