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Used TaylorMade M Drivers

2016–2019

Spanning generations M1 through M6, the M series features a carbon crown to lower the center of gravity. It introduced major innovations such as Twist Face and the Hammerhead slot to maximize ball speed and straightness.
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Overview

The TaylorMade M driver range spans 9 generations, from the M2 2016 to the M5 in 2019.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2016
  2. 2017
  3. 2018
    M3 M4
  4. 2019
    M5 M6

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

Which M driver should I be looking at?

Fourteen heads carry the badge, from the M1 and M2 of 2016 and 2017 through M3 and M4 to the M5 and M6 of 2019. The later the year, the more face technology you get; the earlier ones are where the value sits.

Is the M1 worth paying more for than the M2?

Only if you will use the adjustability. The M1 has the sliding weight track, the M2 trades it for a simpler, slightly more forgiving head, and plenty of players are better served by the M2.

What is the Tour head?

A compact, lower-spinning build for faster swings. It is less forgiving than the standard and worth avoiding unless you know you need the spin reduction.