TaylorMade M1 2017 3HL-17* Fairway Wood Senior Flex RH Tensei Graphite # 193461

TaylorMade M1 2017 3HL-17* Fairway Wood Senior Flex RH Tensei Graphite # 193461 Dexterity - Right-Handed Shaft Details - Tensei CK Series Blue 65g Flex-A Flex - Seniors Loft - 17 Club Number - 3 Wood Item Length - 43.25" Grip Type - Golf Pride Grip Condition - Good Grip Size - Mid-Size Head Cover - No Gender - Men Condition Details - Scratches on the crown's carbon fiber. Condition Rating - 7 Good Condition Chart 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor 10 New 9 Excellent 8 Very Good 7 Good 6 Fair 5 Poor Brand new condition. May have very limited use, but will still have tha... SKU#: 193461 Club Type: Fairway Wood Dexterity: Right-Handed Club Number: 3 Wood Item Length: 43.25" Brand: TaylorMade Handedness: Right-Handed Type: Fairway Wood Department: Men Loft: 17 Flex: Seniors Shaft Material: Graphite Sport/Activity: Golf Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood 7 Good

The M1 fairway woods are known for their distance and adjustability. They boast a multi-material construction with a lightweight carbon composite crown, allowing for weight to be redistributed lower in the clubhead for a lower center of gravity which promotes a higher launch. Additionally, the M1 fairway woods feature a sliding weight track system that lets golfers adjust the clubface for a draw or fade bias, or promote a more neutral shot shape, giving golfers more control over ball flight. This club is a good option for golfers who want more distance and control over their fairway wood shots.

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The M1 was designed for golfers with a more consistent swing who are accurate and good ball strikers. Beginners or high-handicappers might find the M1 less forgiving. One great feature of this club is the sliding weight track. It allows golfers to adjust the weight position to tune ball flight (higher or lower launch) and trajectory (draw or fade bias). So, if you're a golfer who likes to play different courses or conditions, this club offers more customization and a focus on power.

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Owen Harding