TaylorMade R7 Quad mini driver
The new TaylorMade R7 Quad mini driver is a really fun and equally functional club for the top end of the bag. The extra adjustability that has made it an even more useful and viable option for a fairly broad range of players of the tee and the floor.
Pros
- Very clean looks in the playing position
- Extremely versatile
- Varied and effective adjustability
Callaway Elyte mini driver
The Callaway Elyte mini driver is an extremely versatile club that is packed with technology to provide power and forgiveness. The deeper face and adjustability throughout the head make it the perfect alternative to a driver from the tee.
Pros
- Ai10x Face provides plenty of power and forgiveness
- Three adjustable weight ports help dial in ball flights
- Premium aesthetics
Cons
- Not as strong from the fairway as others in the market
TaylorMade has been at the forefront of mini driver development, releasing its first model more than ten years ago. And it’s one of its newer offerings that we’re evaluating today, the R7 Quad Mini. It’s up against Callaway’s Elyte model. While the Californian brand are relative late comers to the mini driver appreciation party, the Elyte mini comes off the back of its well regarded first foray into the market, with the Ai-Smoke 340Ti mini driver.
But which is the best fit for your game? Let’s see how the R7 Quad Mini Driver and the Callaway Elyte Mini Driver fare in a straight up, head-to-head contest…
Technology
While the R7 Quad Mini’s has a smaller overall footprint it still shares much in common with TaylorMade’s range of drivers. Like its bigger sibling, it features a four-way weighting system that delivers bags of adjustability, allowing you to add mass towards the heel or the toe to create a draw or fade bias, as well as move the club’s CG fore and aft to influence trajectory Elsewhere you have familiar tech like the Twist Face and…
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