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At TZ GOLF we specialize in vintage clubs and golf related items that have a cult like following, may be underrated in some circles, are beautiful to look at, have great performance, give a better value than overpriced new clubs and will help golfers have more fun & style on the golf course.

TaylorMade 200 10.5* Steel Driver, 3 & 7 Woods Reg. Flex Graphite Shaft - 1998


Borrowing from the advanced design of its titanium cousins, the 200 Steel driver combines state-of-the-art Powerframe Technology and face-weld construction to produce the largest (275cc) and fastest COR steel driver we've ever developed. High-strength 455 stainless allows for thinner, lighter construction. This gives us more CAD-design freedom to expand the head size, distribute weight and optimize CG for improved trajectory.

Features and Benefits of the TaylorMade 200 Series driver: Greater forgiveness and distance are products of its 455 stainless steel powerframe technology construction. Weight is redistributed and the center of gravity is optimally placed to create improved trajectory. A trapezoidal sole pad and CAD optimized internal weight pad technology offer higher structural inertia to maintain velocity on off-center hits. Powerframe technology with rolled faceplate construction - creates one of the largest (275cc) and fastest steel clubheads on the market.

Midsize, 275cc steel head provides the look, feel and sound of steel that many players prefer

Trapezoidal sole pad and computer-aided internal weighting help maintain club head speed on mis-hits

Center of gravity positioned to reduce ballooning for added distance

Part of the 455 stainless steel "Powerframe Technology" family

Bottom line these clubs worked then and will work now. Just Hit 'em.

Once in a while, something special arrives on the saturated golf equipment market, this year has been no exception.

With the driver market heating up just before Christmas, it is confusing for anyone who wants to buy a "big dog", even more so now that Taylor Made have launched their new 200 series drivers.

So good are these clubs, Taylor Made are convinced that they will wrestle the number One driver spot back from Callaway with a range so diverse, it will compete with not only Callaway, but every other major manufacturer.

The 200 Steel launch date has been brought forward thanks to the unprecedented success it has received on the World tours. Already the driver has been responsible for 15 tour wins worldwide in the short time it has been available and on the European Tour, there is a queue to use one! Popular?…you bet it is.

On the US Tour, more PGA pros have played Taylor Made drivers this year than those of any other manufacturer. The Darrell Survey report shows players have used Taylor Made drivers 342 times this season to date. That is nine more than its nearest competitor.

The new 200 Steel drivers have led the charge, pushing TaylorMade to win
the weekly PGA driver count eight times in a row.

Golf Magic have done all the hard work in testing it for you and no matter what driver you use, Taylor Made have built one to suit you and not damage your pocket too much for the privilege! They will retail at £299 and are available in VERY limited quantities right now.

 The 200 Steel driver is designed primarily for the better player. The size is similar to the Big Bertha with a deep face and higher center of gravity offering a lower trajectory but still with plenty of carry and extraordinary amounts of roll on landing.

Put up against the Callaway, with a +1 handicap amateur hitting them both, the 200 won on looks, distance and accuracy…and it was very difficult just to prize it out of his hands once he realized that he could add 15-yards to his game and still find the fairways!

The looks of the 200 are traditional and simple. The gunmetal finish is a far cry from the Copper color Taylor Made have favored in the past, giving the driver an all new look. The performance is pretty awesome too…unless you put it head to head against the 320I driver!

Now this baby is the "baddest" driver I have hit this year…awesome is not the word…very awesome…are the two words to use to describe the effect this club has on a 1.68 surlyn-wrapped sphere!

The ball flight is strong, high and very penetrating. Where you might get a "ballooning" flight with other Titanium drivers, especially into a strong headwind, the 200 Steel tends to dip at the top of its ball flight and run on landing adding yet more yardage!!! God knows how they do it, but it does it! And it works!

The 200 Steel is a direct competitor to the Callaway Hawk Eye series and while both drivers are excellent, first impressions suggest that it will be difficult to separate them in a head to head test. Both clubs do what I want a driver to do. I play the Hawk Eye Pro Series currently, (favoring the Pro series club without the draw bias as in the standard Hawk Eye), but the 200 performs much the same and like the Callaway…and unlike many other drivers…you can hit this off the deck with apparent ease too!

Taylor Made all but guarantee that this driver will be the most popular in the range and when fitted with the correct shaft for your specifications, which any good Taylor Made supplier can do for you, you are bound to make the decision that this will get top spot in your bag before long.

You can tee it high or low and like the others, hit it off the deck too! If your current driver is a Ping ISI or the Ti-Bubble 2 you might want to try this against them.

Larry Nelson, US Senior Tour player has used this to win a tournament or two. In fact, Nelson has won five tournaments this year using all three of the new Taylor Made drivers, says it all really!

What is more, the sound off the clubface is not that "tinny titanium ting" (am I beginning to sound like Ali G?). In fact, get an old wood out of the garage and listen to the similarities!

In summation, Callaway and the rest of the driver manufacturers have some serious competition. Taylor Made invented the metal wood and now they want their number One spot back…and from testing these clubs and finding out exactly how good they are…a return to the Number One spot might be a gentle fade around the corner of the sales dogleg!


Review: "It's a bit of a throw-back club, but this small-headed driver delivers all the distance of the 460cc heads. I've had mine for about 5 years and I'm not giving it up. It doesn't offer the same forgiveness as the 460's, but the feel is much more solid. The driver has a super hot face and the ball comes off screaming. Try one out at your local pro shop and put it up against the big 460's. Just try not to bite your tongue when you're picking your jaw up off the floor.

If you like the smaller head drivers of years past, you may want to give this driver a try. It has a solid feel and a sweet sound that you don't get from the titanium drivers of today. I have the 10.5* and the stock TM R-80 shaft. The ball comes off at a much lower trajectory than the larger head 10.5* drivers and produces quite a bit of roll. Along with a V-steel 3 and 5 wood, TaylorMade has me covered."

TaylorMade 200 10.5* Steel Driver, 3 & 7 Woods Reg. Flex Graphite Shaft - 1998


All 3 clubs are SOLD as a SET


These Used Classic clubs, 1, 3, 7 Woods are playable and in good condition. 

Grooves are in good condition. 

Faces have some wear, but very playable. No major chips or dings. Some scuffs on crowns
Clubs have Regular Flex Graphite shafts.
Driver, 3 Wood have Original TaylorMade grips, 7 wood has NEW Tacki-Mac Tour Wrap grip.

CLUBS ARE PRICED/SOLD AS A SET.

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