While
releasing the
2.0, TaylorMade
made sure it did not forget what it calls the “
discerning player” by also coming out
with the Burner SuperFast 2.0 TP
driver. It differs from the standard
model in four critical ways by
featuring a more compact address footprint as well as a single
weight port on the toe, a slightly
open clubface angle and a 65-
gram Matrix Ozik HD 6 shaft and
43-gram Tour Velvet Light grip.
The club’s aerodynamic club head
shape encourages a faster swing
speed, they add, while the open
face and toe weight allows it to be
swing-weighted differently for a
more neutral bias. l
The TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 (top)
and Burner Superfast 2.0 TP drivers
TaylorMade engineers say they
pulled out all the stops when they
created the latest versions of the
Burner SuperFast driver – the 2.0.
For starters, they made this
black-and-white bomber the light-
est driver (279 grams) in company
history in an effort to enable golf-
ers to swing the clubs faster for
greater distance. Technicians say
they managed that weight reduc-
tion by employing an ultra-light,
48-gram Matrix Ozik XCon shaft
and a Winn Lite grip that tips the
scales at only 25 grams. At the
same time, they claim they have
improved overall clubhead aero-
dynamics, resulting in a driver
that is five yards longer than the
original Burner SuperFast, which
was introduced in 2010.
