The new Taylormade driver is currently being used on the PGA tour, Jason Day switched to use the new M1 Driver at the BMW Championships in late September 2015.Jason is using the 10.5-degree TaylorMade M1 driver (Mitsubishi Rayon KuroKage Silver TiNi 70X shaft). Now available is the Taylormade M2.
TAYLORMADE M2
The carbon crown allowed us to lower the CG without compromising aerodynamics to a driver that is HOT AND FORGIVING. Hot Trajectory which has a low CG projection with a new Speed Pocket and exceptional aerodynamics generate a hot, high launch/low spin trajectory. The stock standard shaft is the very popular Fujikura Pro 60 in Regular or Ladies and with the choice of 9.5, 10.5 or High Launch loft at an initial launch price of $399.
TAYLORMADE M1 DRIVER
The Taylor Made new driver is called the M1, this will
come standard with the Fujikura Pro 60 shaft, and will be retail on October
8th. The M1 delivers a crisp sound and feel because of specially positioned
ribs on the underside of this crown. With the M1, personalizing each driver for your specific ball flight.
The Taylormade is doubling down on sliding weights used to tweak ball flight. One slider runs from heel to toe, which effects shot shape. Positioning the 15-gram weight in the heel creates draw bias, and so on. Placing a second 10-gram weight toward the back of the head adds dynamic loft for a higher flight while setting it closer to the face delivers a lower flight. A RRP of $429.
Visually, the Double Black Diamond has a rounder, more opened appearance ,also added is a taller Gravity Core so you can finely tune your spin and launch conditions in a compact head shape with a deep face. The Double Black Diamond gives you countless ways to fine tune its performance. Everything starts with Gravity Core, the most impactful adjustability on the market.
The 816 Double Black Diamond also includes weights in the toe and heel to dial in your draw or fade preference and the OptiFit hosel to achieve the loft, lie, and face angle you prefer. so many customization choices to fit the right weight driver for you and the right shaped shot.
Check out the Shaft Options available and Order Your 816 Double Black Diamond HERE
The Taylormade is doubling down on sliding weights used to tweak ball flight. One slider runs from heel to toe, which effects shot shape. Positioning the 15-gram weight in the heel creates draw bias, and so on. Placing a second 10-gram weight toward the back of the head adds dynamic loft for a higher flight while setting it closer to the face delivers a lower flight. A RRP of $429.
Callaway Big Bertha 816 Double Black Diamond
Coming up in September 2015 the Callaway Big Bertha 816 Double Black Driver will be available, this is the latest Callaway driver used by Phil Mickelson and is designed for the elite player, this is a really solid, stable driver.
Visually, the Double Black Diamond has a rounder, more opened appearance ,also added is a taller Gravity Core so you can finely tune your spin and launch conditions in a compact head shape with a deep face. The Double Black Diamond gives you countless ways to fine tune its performance. Everything starts with Gravity Core, the most impactful adjustability on the market.
The 816 Double Black Diamond also includes weights in the toe and heel to dial in your draw or fade preference and the OptiFit hosel to achieve the loft, lie, and face angle you prefer. so many customization choices to fit the right weight driver for you and the right shaped shot.
Check out the Shaft Options available and Order Your 816 Double Black Diamond HERE
Great Big Bertha Driver
Customizing clubs is the latest craze these days and the Callaway Great Big Bertha has many options to choose from. 
The 45 1/2 inches club features an adjustable hosel with 4 loft options and two lie angles and a 10.5 gram sliding weight.
I demoed the M1 and the sound is far from crisp, it is more of a muted, dead sound like a thud.
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