The flagship products of TaylorMade’s new lineup of metalwoods are about many things, but mostly they’re about being so fast they’re just this side of illegal.
The patent-infringement lawsuits and countersuits filed by PXG and TaylorMade have ended in a cross-licensing agreement announced in overnight press releases.
TaylorMade’s M5 and M6 drivers, set to be officially unveiled to the world on Thursday (US time), already made their existence legal with the ruling bodies with their appearance this week on the USGA list of conforming clubheads.
GAPR clubs fit a growing hole between increasingly difficult to hit and lower-lofted long irons, hybrids that fly too high and long-shafted fairway woods that are harder to control.
Australian Golf Digest
