TaylorMade SuperFast 2.0 and SuperFast 2.0 TP

[G.Review]

What do you think?

 

 

[Floratine]

Finally hit the SF 2.0 today against my SF TP. Same loft, the 2.0 had the stock shaft, which will be changed, the SF TP has a GD Tour AD DI 6.

My ball speed was up 4mph with the 2.0 and launch was 1* higher. Spin was about the same and I hit the 2.0 on ave 8 yds further.

I went with the 2.0 over the 2.0 TP because I play a consistent cut and I really liked the deeper face. After my session I left both clubs to have the builder put the DI 6 into the 2.0 and I'll test that out in a week.

For now the 2.0 is in the bag.

[casey_0507]

Not sure if that white head is very appealing.

[TDPearl]

I just got the Superfast TP 2.0 10.5* with the Fuji Blur 55 g Stiff TP version. Here are my thoughts: The head is one of the best looking heads I have ever seen. It frames the ball and aligns you with ease. It has a slightly open face that sits perfectly. I had previously hit the Matrix HD 6 stiff and had good results. But wanted to go with a really light shaft (59 grams). I have only played one round and hit a few range balls with it, but so far so good. It is definitely a different feeling shaft than other drivers I have hit. I mean it is light, really light. It gives me the feeling that I don't have to swing as hard to achieve decent distance. A feeling that has been desired for quite some time. It responds well and gave a medium ball flight. I love the head, the feeling is slightly hard, but very very solid. I have no idea what my spin or launch are, but found it to hold its trajectory and not "fall out of the sky". I think the shaft could be a problem if I went after it really hard, but being so light, it doesn't make me feel like I have to. I am more in balance and in control with the lighter shaft. Overall, I am very pleased with the driver. The way it sits behind the ball is perfect to my eyes. I just need to get a better feel for the shaft. I would say my swing speed for a driver is around 100 normal.

[scottdc52]

A 59 gram shaft will be fine. People get a lot of misconceptions about lighter shafts, and that they won't be able to handle a swing of 100+ mph. Boo Weekly put a 40 gram shaft or something like that in a driver last year. i don't know if he still plays that shaft, but he did it for atleast one week. 59 grams is not light now. I mean, normal stock driver shafts right now or between 45-55 grams. 100 mph, yeah, 55-65 is good.....but light isn't bad. The shaft technology is getting better, and better, and better. they are able to make the layers of graphite stronger, but lighter, meaning that a light shaft.....50-55 grams will be able to handle someone swinging 105-110 mph, and not get too whippy. I still like a 65 gram shaft, but that's just what I like the feel of.

Anyway, I think i'm going to go with the 2.0TP also, but with the HD6 shaft....but I still can't decide between 9.5 and 10.5. scott c.

[quote name='TDPearl' timestamp='1299583704' post='3036213']
I just got the Superfast TP 2.0 10.5* with the Fuji Blur 55 g Stiff TP version. Here are my thoughts: The head is one of the best looking heads I have ever seen. It frames the ball and aligns you with ease. It has a slightly open face that sits perfectly. I had previously hit the Matrix HD 6 stiff and had good results. But wanted to go with a really light shaft (59 grams). I have only played one round and hit a few range balls with it, but so far so good. It is definitely a different feeling shaft than other drivers I have hit. I mean it is light, really light. It gives me the feeling that I don't have to swing as hard to achieve decent distance. A feeling that has been desired for quite some time. It responds well and gave a medium ball flight. I love the head, the feeling is slightly hard, but very very solid. I have no idea what my spin or launch are, but found it to hold its trajectory and not "fall out of the sky". I think the shaft could be a problem if I went after it really hard, but being so light, it doesn't make me feel like I have to. I am more in balance and in control with the lighter shaft. Overall, I am very pleased with the driver. The way it sits behind the ball is perfect to my eyes. I just need to get a better feel for the shaft. I would say my swing speed for a driver is around 100 normal.
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[Iowagolf2011]

If your 110 mph+ and going with the HD6 shaft I recommend getting the x-stiff. I don't think the regular stiff plays like one to be honest. It felt pretty whippy. I have the hd6 x stiff and to me it feels very similar to my motore 65g TP that I have in my R9460

[wmubronco30]

I like the feel of this head but I just feel like the shaft is too light. I really want to put a 65-70g shaft in it but quality shafts are so damn expensive, I just spent 250 on a driver I don't wanna spend another 200-300

[bereachad]

Just bought a regular 2.0 head and have an Adila RIP -Stiff in it. Prior to this driver I had a Nike VR Pro (glued) with and Adila N-Gage shaft.

The feel of this driver is close to the Nike when you hit it square, but my misses are normally on the Toe side, and I loose a bunch of distance when that occurs with this deep head.

I play to about a 2 hdcp so I don't miss often but when it does, I know. The misses tend to be hooks, but not has bad as the hooks with the Nike. I gained some distance with this driver, about 12 yards or so off the tee.

I played my first round with it today, and hit it on every par 4 and par 5 but 1 ( trying to practice with this club before our fall season starts for college) I missed 2 fairways, and not by much. My longest drive of the day was on a Par 5 (490 yd hole ) and I had 120ish into the green, downwind. Shortest Drive being on an uphill par 4 (hit the toe ) and was still a good 255 - 265 off the tee. Really solid feel.

The club is a bit tough to hit a big draw with, had to really flip my hands hard and finish with a flat plane to make it turn, cut's are a bit easier as the face sets up a bit open.


The big difference for me came from the shaft as I have more of a piercing ball flight with real boring tragectory.

Overall I would say this club is worth the price, but make sure you have the correct shaft, if you do, you will be hitting bombs all day.

[DNice26]

Tried the TP....liked it. Very anti left.....

[fireguyfrank58]

Superfast 2.0 Tp for me. My driver is a 8.5 with a x stiff Oban Kiyoshi, longest driver I have ever had. Fade bias takes out my hook misses. Picked up a 2.0 Tp 13 degree 3 wood as well.

[phillofdfuture]

I went for the r7 to the superfast 2.0...I'm sorry i did not like it that much..i thought i was gonna like the lightness of the head...but thats what i did not like about it at all...it felt like when i hit the ball, the ball was stopping it, sorry if its not a descriptive review...I still an amateur haha..but love the sport..i actually bought an r11 from a member of this forum at this exact moment!

[wannabetiger]

I've got 3 rounds on mine. The 3rd Tm white wood to get in my bag, after I swore I couldn't get past the white. I went with the TP, 9.5*, stock stiff shaft. I initially got fitted for the R11, and had planned on adding it, but gave the SF a chance, and was pleasantly surprised. Club really does frame the ball well at address, which I really like, especially for shaping shots. The club feels good in my hands throughout the swing, and the shaft is super smooth. Clubhead feels good at impact, very responsive. Most importantly, the club allows all the shots I want to hit. High, Low, Draw, Fade, you name it. I've never had a driver that I've had such ease shaping, especially fading, as my natural shot is a draw and my miss is a snap hook. If anything, I would agree with others, the standard shaft does feel slightly less than a "normal" stiff. Overall, I'm more than pleased I gave this club a chance. I don't switch clubs often, but driver is the one that does change moreso than others. I really don't see this club leaving the bag for a very long time. TM hit a homerun across the board with their woods this year.

[future dvm]

Here is a write-up I did on the review of the 2.0 TP V2

http://ahintz2golf.blogspot.com/2011/12/first-club-review-taylor-made-burner.html