Series
Used TaylorMade M
2016–2019
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Overview
The TaylorMade M series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 9 generations, from the M2 2016 to the M5 in 2019.
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Driver Series
Available
Drivers
20
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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Wood Series
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Woods
58
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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Hybrid Series
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Hybrids
51
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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Iron Set Series
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Iron Sets
3
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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Single Iron Series
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Single Irons
14
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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Wedge Series
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Wedges
6
8 generations
Carbon composite design for speed and adjustability.
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By generation
Generation
Available
M5
6
2019 · 6 club types
Speed Injected Twist Face for maximum legal speed.
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Generation
Available
M6
30
2019 · 6 club types
Speed Injected Twist Face with Inertia Generator stability.
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Generation
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M3
10
2018 · 6 club types
Twist Face technology for straighter shots.
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Generation
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M4
44
2018 · 6 club types
Twist Face forgiveness with massive Speed Pocket distance.
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Generation
Available
M1 2017
12
2017 · 6 club types
Refined multi-material construction for maximum adjustability.
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Generation
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M2 2017
18
2017 · 6 club types
Geocoustic engineering for premium sound and forgiveness.
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Generation
Available
M CGB
2
2017 · 3 club types
Maximum game improvement with ultra-low CG.
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Generation
Available
M1 2016
28
2016 · 3 club types
Unparalleled adjustability with multi-material construction.
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Generation
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M2 2016
2
2016 · 6 club types
Explosive distance and maximum forgiveness.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What separates the M1 from the M2?
The M1 was the adjustable head, with sliding weights to move the bias; the M2 dropped that in favour of a simpler, more forgiving shape. Both ran in 2016 and again in 2017, so check the year as well as the number.
Which M generation moved the needle most?
M3 and M4 in 2018 introduced Twist Face, which changed the face curvature to straighten mis-hits, and M5 and M6 in 2019 added Speed Injection. The 2016 and 2017 heads predate both.
What does the D-Type badge mean?
It is the draw-biased build, with weight moved towards the heel to help the face square up. Worth looking for if you leak shots to the right; skip it if you already draw the ball.
Is an early M1 still worth buying?
The adjustability holds up and the shape still suits a lot of players, but you are buying a face two generations behind the M5 and M6. Judge it on the shaft and the price rather than the badge.