Our TaylorMade M1 driver review was filmed at the Ibis Golf and Country Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.
I attended the launch presentation at the Hilton Hotel before heading to the golf course the following day for a full fitting session and interviews with all the top TaylorMade R&D guys.
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This TaylorMade 2017 M1 driver review is done very much on a ‘first hit’ basis and we will be bringing you more in-depth tests and comparisons in the coming weeks.
TaylorMade 2017 M1 driver review – First impressions
The 2016 M1 was a huge success. It rapidly became the number one driver on tour helping Jason Day and Dustin Johnson, among others, to their best-ever year.
Looking at the crown you wouldn’t notice too much of a difference from the 2016 model but you can see a fair bit of difference when looking at the sole.
There’s more carbon composite added to the sole for additional weight savings.
We still have the T-track weight system allowing weights to be moved from heel to toe or front to back.
This adjustability is the main reason Dustin Johnson, for example, is such big fan.
Just like the original model, this driver looks stunning and really feels like a premium piece of kit.
And for the price you should hope so!
