TaylorMade Golf

M3 & M4 Metalwoods

TaylorMade Golf have announced the arrival of the company’s breakthrough innovation – Twist Face technology.

“From the creation of the first metalwood in 1979, TaylorMade have established a legacy of breaking from tradition to reach new thresholds of performance. In 2018, we have once again uncovered a new frontier of driving potential with our Twist Face Technology — a radical departure from traditional driverface design, engineered to correct for inherent human swing tendencies in real-time and giving golfers a tangible competitive advantage,” said TaylorMade’s vicepresident of Product Creation, Brian Bazzel.

“Re-imagining the traditional driver face design, TaylorMade’s Twist Face technology is the first of its kind.

Twist Face, featured in both the new M3 & M4 drivers, is TaylorMade’s solution to counteract golfers’ most common misses, more specifically, those resulting from the high toe and low heel impacts, he added.

To counteract the high-toe miss (a hook), the driver face has been ‘twisted’ open (loft increased & face opened) on the high-toe to help straighten ball flight.

Similarly, to counteract the lowheel miss (a slice) the driver face has been twisted closed to de-loft and close the face in the low heel area.

The new M3 fairway has been constructed with a 450 stainless steel body, Ni-Co C300 face and new, thinner 5-layer carbon composite crown (same as the M3 & M4 drivers).

An improved track system that houses more moveable weight (29 grams compared to 25 in the ’17 M1 fairway) allows for the adjustment for preferred shot shape, from fade to draw, more than ever before.