Taylormade M2 Driver vs Tour Edge Exotics EXS 220 Ti-Utility

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 EXS 220 Ti-Utility is a hollow body utility iron that features a beta titanium L-cup face combo brazed onto a 431 stainless steel body, providing maximum power and ball speed for more contact points on the face. The hollow body design allows for perfect weight distribution and maximum forgiveness, making it a more playable utility iron. The club is relatively forgiving for the category, looks great, and feels good. It is versatile and shockingly forgiving, making it excellent for off the deck, favorable rough shots, and punch-outs. However, some reviewers have noted that the ball reaction of the face of the club leaves a lot to be desired. Overall, the Tour Edge Exotics EXS 220 Ti-Utility is an excellent piece of equipment for the money, and the folks at Tour Edge are great at taking care of people.