Series
Used TaylorMade Burner
2007–2011
Showing 15 models
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Overview
The TaylorMade Burner series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 9 generations, from the Burner 2007 to the Burner SuperFast 2.0 in 2011.
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Driver Series
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Drivers
0
6 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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Wood Series
Available
Woods
20
6 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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Hybrid Series
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Hybrids
14
7 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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Iron Set Series
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Iron Sets
1
6 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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Single Iron Series
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Single Irons
11
6 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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Wedge Series
Available
Wedges
2
6 generations
Light, fast, and sold by the million.
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By generation
Generation
Available
Burner SuperFast 2.0
17
2011 · 6 club types
Bright yellow, and lighter again.
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Generation
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Burner 2.0
5
2010 · 3 club types
The distance iron, sharpened.
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Generation
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Burner SuperFast
8
2010 · 3 club types
Lighter still.
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Generation
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Burner 2009
2
2009 · 6 club types
SuperFast plus dual crown.
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Generation
Available
Burner 2008
2
2008 · 6 club types
The name, across the whole bag.
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Generation
Available
Burner Plus
1
2008 · 3 club types
Wide sole, strong loft, distance first.
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Generation
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Burner Rescue
4
2008 · 1 club type
The Burner premise, in a rescue head.
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Generation
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Tour Burner
6
2008 · 6 club types
Dual crown, lower spin.
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Generation
Available
Burner 2007
3
2007 · 3 club types
SuperFast, and the best seller.
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Release timeline
Oldest → newest
FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
How long did the Burner line run?
From 2007 through to 2011 across a lot of releases, including Tour Burner, Burner Plus, the 2.0 and two SuperFast generations. The name covers a wide spread of intent, so check the year.
What does SuperFast mean?
Lightweight construction throughout the build, meant to raise swing speed rather than add face technology. It suits slower tempos and can feel insubstantial if yours is quick.
Is the TP version worth the premium?
Only if you want the lower spin and firmer stock shaft that comes with it. The standard build is the more forgiving club for most players.