The TaylorMade M2 Fairway Wood: Taking Distance & Forgiveness To A New Level

If you liked the crazy long Rocketballz and Aeroburner fairways but couldn’t get used to the sound at impact, then TaylorMade has provided the answer in the M2 fairway wood. Combining the Speed Pocket technology of its predecessors with the multi-material construction of the M1, the M2 promises to be TaylorMade’s longest, most forgiving fairway ever.

Carbon Crown

Like the M1, the TaylorMade M2 fairway wood features a carbon material crown that allows weight to be redistributed in the clubhead while providing the ultimate strength. This allows the center of gravity (CG) to be located lower and further back in the club, resulting in a much more forgiving and easy to launch club. In addition you’re sure to like the shallow head design and watching the ball launch into the air. More distance will become par for the course.

New & Improved SpeedPocket

TaylorMade introduced its Speed Pocket technology in the original RocketBallz line and has further improved it in the M2 family. The 4^th generation speed pocket allows the face to flex more than ever providing higher speed across the face and reducing spin. This makes the TaylorMade M2 fairway wood a distance machine.

Sound & Feel

In order to improve the sound and feel of the club, TaylorMade came up with the Fluted Hosel. The longer hosel has ridges and depressions in the design that save even more weight and work to cancel out negative vibrations and sound waves, allowing the M2 fairway wood to recapture the feel and solid sound that was missing with the Aeroburner.

In conclusion, the TaylorMade M2 fairway wood is the perfect compliment to the M1 fairway wood. It’s geared to the golfer who is looking for raw distance and forgiveness in their fairway woods. If you have any questions or need some help email our PGA Professionals!

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Rudi Fann

Rudi Fann has been a Class “A” member of the PGA of America since 2008. He began his career in 1998 as the Assistant Golf Professional at Wake Forest Golf Club in Wake Forest, NC. In 2002, Rudi accepted a similar position at Rio Mar Country Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. He spent a year there before moving to Nipomo, CA where he worked at Blacklake Golf Resort. Over the next 10 years, he worked his way from Assistant Golf Professional to Head Golf Professional and finally Director of Golf Operations. In his time at Blacklake, Rudi devoted much of his time to running tournaments and other activities in order to create a social atmosphere at the club. After Blacklake, Rudi spent one year as Head Golf Professional at Paso Robles Golf Club before deciding to return home to North Carolina. Since returning to North Carolina, Rudi has worked with the First Tee of the Triangle helping to instill life skills and core values through the game of golf to local youth.

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