Boyko Simmons reviewed this product on 05/05/05 What a waste of money this club is! The head is weak man!I can't hit this thing more than 220 yds. Well, I will go back to my old Wilson driver. This club is an insult to Taylor Made products!

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Angelo reviewed this product on 04/15/05 I recently experimented by buying a few different drivers with different shafts. The PP5000Ti at 10.5 loft with an Aldila NV S shaft, turned out to be far superior to my last few premium clubs - Taylor Made XR03 -$600, the XR05 -$800, and the Cleveland Launcher -$300 which is a fine club, but it is 2 degrees closed (a pain to keep open every time you hit), and not as long as the PP5000Ti. Unlike most high-end popular clubs that have a relatively flat face, the PP500Ti has somewhat of a concave face, designed to produce a gear effect when hit off-center. I some times have a tendency to block to the right coming from the inside. If you set the ball a little toward the heel, you generate a draw that ends up in play (do not set the ball toward the tow, because you can produce a slice). The club has a subdued almost soft feel when hit and the first thing you notice is higher hang time (with no ballooning) and noticeably longer drives than the XR05 and the Launcher.

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Angelo reviewed this product on 04/15/05 I recently experimented by buying a few different drivers with different shafts. The PP5000Ti at 10.5 loft with an Aldila NV S shaft, turned out to be far superior to my last few premium clubs - Taylor Made XR03 -$600, the XR05 -$800, and the Cleveland Launcher -$300 which is a fine club, but it is 2 degrees closed (a pain to keep open every time you hit), and not as long as the PP5000Ti. Unlike most high-end popular clubs that have a relatively flat face, the PP500Ti has somewhat of a concave face, designed to produce a gear effect when hit off-center. I some times have a tendency to block to the right coming from the inside. If you set the ball a little toward the heel, you generate a draw that ends up in play (do not set the ball toward the tow, because you can produce a slice). The club has a subdued almost soft feel when hit and the first thing you notice is higher hang time (with no ballooning) and noticeably longer drives than the XR05 and the Launcher.

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Angelo reviewed this product on 04/15/05 I recently experimented by buying a few different drivers with different shafts. The PP5000Ti at 10.5 loft with an Aldila NV S shaft, turned out to be far superior to my last few premium clubs - Taylor Made XR03 -$600, the XR05 -$800, and the Cleveland Launcher -$300 which is a fine club, but it is 2 degrees closed (a pain to keep open every time you hit), and not as long as the PP5000Ti. Unlike most high-end popular clubs that have a relatively flat face, the PP500Ti has somewhat of a concave face, designed to produce a gear effect when hit off-center. I some times have a tendency to block to the right coming from the inside. If you set the ball a little toward the heel, you generate a draw that ends up in play (do not set the ball toward the tow, because you can produce a slice). The club has a subdued almost soft feel when hit and the first thing you notice is higher hang time (with no ballooning) and noticeably longer drives than the XR05 and the Launcher.

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Vance W. reviewed this product on 03/20/05 I have had my driver for a little while, but this past week was the first time I have had the opportunity to play with it a lot. I have never been a long hitter. 200 yds was great for me. In three rounds this week I averaged about 230 a drive with a couple each round at 250 and 260. Definitely use the long tees! Much more accurate (for me) than my old driver. (A "name" brand.) I am very happy with the club and the service.

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