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TaylorMade continues its long-running standard of excellence with the men's Burner 460 Ti driver. The driver is distinguished by the company's SuperFast technology, which reduces the total club weight to 299 grams from an average of 320, thereby promoting a faster swing speed and more drive-crushing distance. By building a driver that players can swing faster--and that delivers a higher average ball speed on mis-hits--TaylorMade has increased a player's distance significantly from shot to shot, making it more fun than ever to bomb it off the tee. The driver's advanced bullet-shaped clubhead, meanwhile, incorporates a far-back CG location to launch the ball high and super deep. Although the bullet shape looks sleek and slippery, the actual aerodynamics don't affect clubhead speed. However, because the Burner looks fast, golfers gain the confidence to believe that they can, in fact, build faster clubhead speed during the swing. Add in Fujikura's SuperFast RE*AX 50-gram shaft--which is exceptionally lightweight and stable to promote greater distance and accuracy--and you have an ideal driver for virtually any course. The Burner's combination of a large head, sleek shape, longer length, and lighter swing weight work together to make this the fastest driver TaylorMade has ever created in terms of potential clubhead speed and ball speed.
Other details include TaylorMade's inverted Cone Technology, which produces a highly effective Moment of Inertia (MOI) that exceeds 5,800 yet still conforms to USGA standards; a massive 460cc clubhead; an extra-sturdy titanium body and face construction; and a 46-inch club length.
Specifications:
- Head Size: 460cc
- Lie Angle: 59°
- Face Angle loft/closure: 9.5 = 1°, 10.5 = 1.5°
- Face Material: Titanium face featuring ICT and PFC
- Body Material: 6-4 Titanium
- Construction: 2-piece construction with PFC
- Club Length: 46"
- Club Swing Weight: D5
- Shaft Properties: RE*AX SuperFast 50 by Fujikura
- Shaft Weight: 50g
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| The Burner 460 Ti features SuperFast technology, which reduces the total club weight to 299 grams from an average of 320. |
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TaylorMade Burner 460 Ti Driver continues the long running standard of excellence with the Burner 460 Driver. With the SuperFast Graphite Shaft the Burner 460 allows for incredibly fast swing speed, enabling golfers to blast the ball off the tee with supreme confidence.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Taylormade's Burner 460 Ti Driver features a distinctive oval shaped head specially designed to create a deep center of gravity and a high moment of inertia for a higher launch angle. Its 460cc club head matches the limits the PGA tour set on club head size. Its extra long and light shaft is designed to increase club head speed.
I was initially excited when I heard Taylormade was bringing back their Burner series. I switched from the Titleist 983k to the Burner with the hopes of increasing my distance off the tee. I purchased the 8.5 degree with the stiff Fujikura shaft. I saw no change in distance, but rather experienced a much higher ball flight. I used the club for a month and then determined that the extraordinarily high ball flight hurt my game more than it helped. For this reason, I gave my club to my dad and he had it reshafted to a regular Fujikura. My dad, a low ball hitter, saw a much higher trajectory accompanied by a tremendous increase in distance and is currently very satisfied with the club.
Overall, the club is designed for the higher handicapped golfer. It has a large sweet spot and its misses are not as drastic. Control of the club, however, is an issue. Its weight and moment of inertia are not suitable for a highball hitter like myself. This driver is a definite buy for a low ball hitter seeking more distance. However, you should not buy this club if you already have a high trajectory.
I was initially excited when I heard Taylormade was bringing back their Burner series. I switched from the Titleist 983k to the Burner with the hopes of increasing my distance off the tee. I purchased the 8.5 degree with the stiff Fujikura shaft. I saw no change in distance, but rather experienced a much higher ball flight. I used the club for a month and then determined that the extraordinarily high ball flight hurt my game more than it helped. For this reason, I gave my club to my dad and he had it reshafted to a regular Fujikura. My dad, a low ball hitter, saw a much higher trajectory accompanied by a tremendous increase in distance and is currently very satisfied with the club.
Overall, the club is designed for the higher handicapped golfer. It has a large sweet spot and its misses are not as drastic. Control of the club, however, is an issue. Its weight and moment of inertia are not suitable for a highball hitter like myself. This driver is a definite buy for a low ball hitter seeking more distance. However, you should not buy this club if you already have a high trajectory.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Golf Club Flex:Regular|Shaft Material Type:RE-AX SuperFast 50 Graphite|Golf Club Loft:10.5|Hand Orientation:Right
Club is the best driver I have hit in many years. Playing companions agree that I am driving the ball straighter and much more consistant than I had been. Also the good news is that I have NOT lost any distance while being more consistant. Club appearance and specs result in a better club. Only negative is the grip was tough on the hands - switched to a WINN grip. Club purchased was 10.5 loft with "R" shaft. Currently playing to a 14 handicap.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I love this driver. I hit the ball straighter, about 20 yards farther, and best of all my back doesn't hurt as bad after a game. This is because the club swings itself...it has a very friendly weight distribution and sends the ball soaring. I got the 9.5 with the stiff shaft.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
great product
the burner 460 ti was the best burner according to custumer satisfaction reports and add mine to that report! Read more
Published 9 months ago by daniel
460 TI
After hitting a bucket of range balls to get familiar with this club, it has added an additional 15 to 20 yards per drive while keeping the ball in the fairway.
Published on February 1, 2010 by Anne W. Roberts
Hitting bombs with this
The Titanium is lighter but very sturdy, giving great action, consistency and most of all, club head speed. Read more
Published on January 22, 2010 by L. M. Barber
Adds distance to drive
This club suits me perfectly. My old driver always produced a slight fade with my swing and hence loss of distance, I now keep it very low and straight (without changing the... Read more
Published on November 10, 2009 by P. O'REILLY
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I requested driver 10.5 and seller sent me 9.5,but this is a good driver, Im very happy with it
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Jose Eduardo
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Jose Eduardo
Published on October 22, 2009 by Jose Garcia
excellent buy
So i purchased this from a local shop, and the technology that is put into drivers now a days is just amazing, He timed my swing, measured everything, and then narrowed it down to... Read more
Published on October 7, 2009 by C. Vargo
Great driver
Great value for money. When I tried this driver from friend I just order one for me. I like this driver
Published on October 5, 2009 by Milan Cafourek
super
I never had shots as far and as straight than now with my burner. It actually helps you to reach a much lower handicap. Si I have much more fun with golf now.
Published on September 24, 2009 by Schuetzen Gass
Driver for a senior
Just started playing golf when my daughter gave a lesson for my 60th b'day. Picked a a wood & driver, $20 each, from a wholesale store because I wasn't sure I'd like golf. Read more
Published on August 5, 2009 by Andrew Fronckowiak
Burner Worth the Chance
I bought this club based on reviews on this site. After the first few tee shots I started getting used to it. I probably should have hit the range first but didn't have the time. Read more
Published on July 29, 2009 by Vonryanx
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