Why R9 Supermax Hybrid Is Very Popular?

For those of you out there looking for a players hybrid that is workable, then look no further than the Taylormade R9 Supermax Hybrid. Sure you are saying that a square hybrid can't possibly be a players hybrid but think again. I purchased the 20 degree two weeks ago to replace my Taylormade rescue mid tour preferred and the difference is night and day.

The club I tested was the 20° model with the stock shaft. A few practice swings reveal the club is nicely balanced. The clubhead (being squarer than most) at address still looks odd, but that is a personal view. More importantly, the clubface sits square with the ball so provided your swing does not deviate too much from the swing plane during downswing, on impact the clubface and ball should make good contact.

This new Taylormade R9 Supermax employs their distinctive "Boxer Technology" which uses a geometrically-advanced shaped clubhead that, according to Adams promises, can create a higher MOI (Moment of Inertia) and 5% more forgiveness on off-center hits. Visually, I must say it is a love-it-or-hate-it shape, square-ish as opposed to the more rounded, sleeker-looking clubheads of competitors.

I recently had 215 yards into the green with a ball buried in about 5 inches of rough and was able to get the ball to the green and two putt for par for a great save. Now try hitting that shot with your normal 3-iron and see if you can pull it off if your not a PGA pro. I would definately take this hybrid into consideration especially with its new low price and awesome matrix ozik shaft!

Besides, this R9 Supermax hybrid has the best feel, sound, and shot shape of any hybrid out there. This hybrid produces a long iron like launch that can be controlled so it can be hit high or low depending on wind conditions. It feels like butter when struck and has a clean crisp sound. You also can control whether you hit a draw or a fade with this club with ease.

In a word, this hybrid is very workable and gives great distance. Every golfer should try it.

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