Taylormade M2 Driver vs Tour Edge Exotics CBX

Verdict

Overall, the Taylormade M2 Driver receives positive reviews for its sound, feel, and performance. It is considered a no-nonsense driver that stands up and goes, with an adjustable hosel but no other movable weight features. The D-type driver is recommended for those who struggle with keeping it straight. The re-release of the driver is also praised as a great club. However, some reviewers find it pricey, and some struggle with consistency in their swing. It is recommended for those with a fast swing to use a stiff shaft, while those with a normal or slower swing should use a regular shaft. The driver is often paired with other Taylormade clubs, as well as clubs from other brands such as Nike, Callaway, and Ping.

Verdict

The Tour Edge Exotics CBX hybrid is a highly praised club that combines low spin distance technology with a Tour-inspired feel and workability. The modified CBX 119 design, based on feedback from PGA Tour professionals, features a taller face that produces more power and less spin. Reviewers have noted that the CBX 118s go a long way off the tee and have a tour style look with a smaller profile that kills spin. The wedges have a little more bounce than most, but the sole width is narrow. Overall, the Tour Edge Exotics CBX hybrid is a top-performing club that has earned multiple professional Tour victories.