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Yeah, I’ve honestly found it no different than the 300 off the turf so far.
TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver
You have the 11.5° head, correct?
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13.5, same as with the 300.
The stock setup here though spins a LOT for me, had to turn it to 11.5 today on course. Was hitting 42 yard peaks as standard.
Move the weights. It knocked off +/- 700 rpms of spin when I did this during my fitting.
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I’ll be shocked if I see that much on monitor on such a small head honestly, drivers are only about 300.
I do plan on getting numbers this weekend though, and versus the 300.
that's a lot of rpms
This is from my driver fitting back last Summer.
In stock form, it was like a 2 wood. Spin was in the 3000s, carry was like 250ish, putting the heavy weight forward really unlocked its potential.
After moving the weights- Ball speed was consistently in the low 150s, spin averaged 2250, AoA, launch, path, plane, etc. were just ideal. It averaged 269 yards,
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That would be a first for me to see based on a weight change, and I’ve tested/reviewed a LOT of those kinds of heads. 250-350 is the norm, and what companies are typically comfortable claiming.
Good for you for finding that unicorn situation!
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It’s an astronomical amount
It’s been really good for me. I think it’s a fact that I played a Callaway Steelhead driver from the late 90’s/early 2000s until 2017. Then, I always hit a 3 wood because it was easier for me than a driver. So, a smaller footprint and more loft and shorter shaft works well for me.
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That’s cool, I’ve still never seen that much in a lot of reviews that I’ve done, which is what I am speaking on.