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TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver-A Dynamic Combination of Advanced Physics and Power

Engineered To Be A Bully

The new Taylor Made Tour Burner Driver features a dynamic combination of advanced physics and power. The Tour Burners top crown boasts a bigger more powerful base which has been deemed Dual Crown Technology. Take advantage of a deeper and lower center of gravity for unmatched forgiveness, control and Tour Power.

Engineered To Bomb Away

The new Taylor Made Tour Burner Driver gives the golfer the highest confidence thanks to an advanced physics design. Dual Crown Technology, Inverted Cone Technology and SuperFast Technology combine to give you the longest straightest shots you can hit with a driver. The Taylor Made Tour Burner is the very essence of power.

Features

* Dual crown and weighted power-base promote increased carry and distance
* Modern head shape promotes lower, deeper and precision-placed CG for higher launch angle and lower spin
* SuperFast Technology promotes increased swing speed, faster ball speed and added distance
* Inverted Cone Technology dramatically expands the portion of the clubface that delivers high COR for consistently longer drives on off-center hits
* SuperFast 60-gram shaft is exceptionally lightweight and stable to promote greater distance and accuracy

TaylorMade Tour Burner

Look and Feel

The Tour Burner features a triangular head shape, similar to that of the R7 CGB Max driver. Those of you who are married to the idea of playing a traditional shaped driver head, this triangular shape may be more appealing to you than the square heads on say the FT-i or Sumo 5900. The corners of the triangle are quite rounded, and at address it sets up very nice. I had no trouble with alignment and felt quite comfortable with the look. At address the dual crown is not very visible, as you can see in the address picture. So kudos to TaylorMade for adding even more technology to a driver, without creating a strange look at address. The dark color of the club itself is quite subdued and the sole of the club looks very classy. I really like the new big ‘B' burner logo. Very understated.

The retail, non TP model, does sit a couple degrees closed, so if you are afraid of the left side of the course, this may be an issue for you. However, just about every retail driver these days sits closed to try and combat the dreaded slice that plagues so many weekend golfers. If your regular ball is a bit of a slice, the closed face may help you square the club up at impact a bit. If you freely release the club head, expect the occasional hook or look at the TP version of this club, which sits more square to open.

One other item of note, look wise, is the head cover for this club. I think it's one of the coolest looking head covers I have seen for a driver in a while. These guys really know how to market a golf club. Of course, a head cover will do absolutely nothing for your golf game, but hey it looks pretty sweet in your golf bag!

Feel off the club face is very explosive. The last TaylorMade driver I played was the R7 425, which, while being smaller volume wise, had a similar explosive feel to it off the center of the face. The Tour Burner carries that feel further out from the center, so even hits slightly toward the toe or heel still feel like you have just launched a 300 yard bomb. TaylorMade always seems to get it right in this department. So it is not surprising that they continue to be the leader in number of drivers in play on the PGA Tour.

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