When the TaylorMade Burner SuperFast 2.0 Driver was released, TaylorMade hoped the 460cc driver would appeal to players who craved distance and power off the tee. Does this driver work as it is ecxpected? Let's read more.

The Burner SuperFast 2.0 also holds the title of having the largest face of any TaylorMade driver ever made. The exceptionally deep face spans a whopping 4,550 m㎡. The entire clubhead employs Ultra-Thin Wall construction which, along with a triangular head shape which allows for improvements in weight distribution and results in a more forgiving clubhead.

The aggressive head shape features drag-reducing geometry on the sole with a tapered back end for faster overall swing speeds which translates to more distance off the tee. Ultra-thin Wall technology on the inside reduces the wall thickness in the clubhead to allow for a larger face up front. This creates the biggest face on any TaylorMade Driver which gives you a larger hitting area with a larger sweet spot for more forgiveness. TaylorMade has also included the 2.0 Driver technology, which engineers discount golf clubs for more control, higher ball flight and an improved sound and feel.

Even though the goal of Taylormade was to improve the distance a golfer could get when they do not strike the center of the club face, they also improved the distance for center shots as well. This driver is built with less weighting in the head as well allowing it to be swung at higher speeds and this creates more distance also. The SuperFast’s claim to fame is an extremely light total weight and longer shaft to produce faster ball speeds with reduced spin.

The club did feel very light and it took a while to get used to the longer shaft, but once you did the distance was very impressive. The feel and forgiveness at impact was very good even if the sound was a little dull due to the shape and size of the head.

if you need a faster swing speed and forgiveness for your drive, come with the TaylorMade Burner SuperFast 2.0 Driver.