Specs: 305cc head, carbon fiber crown, four adjustable weights; available in 11.5 (RH and LH) and 13.5-degree (RH only) versions. Who it’s for: Golfers looking for a compact, versatile option off the ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The latest version of TaylorMade’s downsized but souped-up drivers, the new 300 Series Mini Driver, pays homage to the 20-year anniversary of the company’s transformative ...

In the late 1970s, Gary Adams changed the trajectory of the equipment industry with the introduction of woods made from metal construction. Up until that point, persimmon was the material of choice ...

If you grew up playing golf in the mid-1990s, the look gives off a serious whiff of nostalgia. The black-and-copper colorway. The classic TaylorMade logo. Even the headcover is special, especially ...

Specs: Titanium body and face with carbon-fiber crown. Available in lofts of 11.5 and 13.5 degrees only In 2000, TaylorMade released the original 300 Series driver family, a set of metalwoods that ...

Could it really be 20 years since drivers were as small as 300cc instead of today’s 460cc behemoths? TaylorMade has chosen the two-decade anniversary of its 300 series drivers to introduce the 300 ...

Mini drivers have gained traction in golf in recent years as modern drivers push the limits of distance, sometimes at the expense of accuracy. So for those looking to find a few more fairways, the ...

It’s not that the new TaylorMade Original One Mini Driver is designed to be a better driver for some elite players. It’s designed to be a smarter club—and maybe for more players than you think. With, ...

The 300 Mini Driver is a much-improved version of TaylorMade's original that was introduced 20 years ago. The driver retails for $399.99. It is available in lofts of 11.5 and 13.5 degrees, and the ...

TaylorMade is slamming the doors on the driver forgiveness battles. We’re back to an all-out speed war and TaylorMade thinks you’ll be fastest when your driver is the best fit for you. The company is ...