"TaylorMade NAILED This!" TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver | The Swing Report
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- The TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver is the latest model from TaylorMade in the new mini driver category. The BRNR mini driver is a unique club for sure, featuring the characteristics of both a driver and a fairway wood. But how does the TaylorMade BRNR Mini driver perform, both off the tee and off the turf?
0:00 Intro
0:54 Key Details, Tech, and Specs
3:50 Testing
15:07 Final Thoughts
In this video, 2nd Swing's Drew Mahowald is joined by master club fitter Kevin Kraft to test and review the new TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver using Trackman technology.
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Love the content with Kevin. His enthusiasm is infectious.
The exact same both on and off camera. Love having him join us for some content! - Drew
Got one and absolutely love it ! Can't recommend it enough, best club I've ever had
11.5* cranked up to 12* and nail the fairways even in the wind
Got one. Love it. I've never been very constant at hitting a 3W off the deck, so I used my 3W as an accurate driver. I bought the 13.5 degree model and turned it up to 14.5 degrees. Works great as an accurate driver off the tee. However I've noticed, hitting off the deck is passable. Definitely replaced my 3W. The ONLY thing I wish they done was offer a bubble shaft ;)
Great feedback!! Pretty much what we saw too. Love to hear it's working for you
Love this brnr, got one 11-5 stiff, but shaft felt weak, got an Ad shaft in wow..
Bought one last week but haven't played with it yet. But in the cage I hit the 13.5 degree (which I had them turn up to a 14.5) 240 off the tee and pretty darn straight and I hit one off the deck 275 clean and dead straight. So I'm excited for it. I'm looking to use this as a 3 wood.
! have the 13.5 version with a Tensei 1k Orange turned up to 14.25 I use it as a 3 wood replacement great for my course and I find it very easy to hit off the floor
I love the look of this driver. Might have to look into buying it next year when the price comes down.
only issue would be will there be any left to get...seem to be selling out alot of places
This one ain’t coming down 😂
I bought one the day it came to the UK. Amazing club for sure. Can’t find a new one over here now. I also found the shaft a bit weak too and need custom shaft.
Bring back the burner bubble shaft. I loved those clubs when I had them.
I've been trying to get one. But everywhere is sold out atm. Hope they do a re release
So what exactly were the adjustments Kevin made to go from a fade to a draw? I like his enthusiasm.
So weird. As a 14 handicap I have learned over time that I'm just as likely to mishit a higher lofted club like a 5 wood as I am my driver. I'm actually more accurate with my driver, as I've learned to hit a punch-type option that gives me 230-240 yards. I shorten my backswing and concentrate on a smooth tempo and it usually gets me out there safely. With higher lofted clubs that are teed down lower, I find that I bring in the fat miss, which I never do with driver due to tee height.
I use a TSI 2 9* Driver for windy days (low and go). And a TSI 3 15* Fairway for a driver every other day.
Im going to place my TSI 2 Driver head on the same shaft as my TSI Fairway.
A TSR 4 or BRNR might be an option for me to try.
I got the 11.5 and lengthened from 43.75 to 44.25 and have never looked back. Way longer than my Titleist TSR2 4 wood 16.5 off the ground and honestly maybe 5-10 yards short of my driver which was the Callaway Epic Speed, which I had cut down to 45" from 45.75 for control. The Mini is way more accurate and forgiving off the tee. So all in all I find the 11.5 to be a legit driver replacement. I don't like it as a fairway wood replacement - even the 13.5 because if you can hit that off the ground, you could hit a 13* 3 wood off the ground too. So to me it is a driver replacement for people who hate big drivers.
They nailed it with the Aeroburner Mini Driver. I had the 12* version and it was H_O_T. After that they lost a lot in the mini driver department with the original one and the 300 mini driver. none of them was as hot as the Aeroburner mini driver. I haven't got the chance to test the Burner mini driver.
Kevin is a HUGE fan of this newest one. Maybe we should test the Aeroburner vs the BRNR mini !
@@2ndswing You should test the 12 deg version of Aeroburner against the Burner.
the adjustable weight screws are same as Stealth Driver side adjustment weight?
As a lefty, the only way to try it is to buy it! Already have to do that with the clubs in my bag so no chance of this going in!
I'd love to see Emma as a special guest on the swing report!
Can I ask Kevin Kraft a question? What previous cycle brand/model 5 wood would he recommend I look at to fill out my bag? I’ve got brand X driver, will very likely shortly get this Taylormade BRNR mini from Minnetonka, and then will have my brand X (no, not PXG) 9 wood (and 3 hybrid bagged over the 9 wood on windy days). Stronger than traditional loft 5 iron below the 9W/3h. One or two brands to check out for the 5W? Want the cost savings of used and one generation ago… as in, G425 not G430. I don’t really know the generation names of non-Ping brands currently. Thoughts?
Another question for ya did you test the PXG Black Ops Fairway wood ? I have narrowed it down to the Black Ops and the Qi10 Max in a 7 wood out of those two which would be best for forgiveness and distance and height ? I look forward to your thoughts ? oh and another question : your thoughts on the Taylormade BRNR Mini Driver 13.5 degree to gap between my driver and my Hywood 17 degree ? thx cheers from Canada
the TSR2+ or the BRNR Mini?
Can't you do a fitting were you try to optimize the numbers with the right shaft?
Yes for sure -- our fitters do that in store every day. For the purposes of Swing Report videos we try to just review the clubs with the stock shafts.
I have the Original One Mini Driver. Worth upgrading to this one?
Same here,might stick with it.
Did I miss it but is the heavy weight in the front or back for the testing? Also I know you turned the loft down but how did you adjust it to be more upright?
I wish these videos would tell you what loft it is.
They start with 13,5. After 10 min they change it to 12
this club is great and the shaft is designed for a 95 mph swinger, at 105 mph, the shaft lacks mass and torques too much and spins too much. a follow up test in the studio with a custom fit shaft is a must. Please do not over look the opportunity to test this club properly indoors for those of us who are highly interested in the category and performance offered only by this clubhead.
Loves talking his misses up
I love the mini driver, I just find the irony extremely funny.
Taylormade marketing buzzwords "Carbonwood is the future"
Taylormade product development team "Um....I guess we misheard you"
I would have been more impressed if they had the carbon fiber face like on the stealth. That would have really nailed and proved that carbon fiber face woods can and are successful
Great point. Perhaps a carbonwood Mini driver is in the works... 🤔
@@2ndswing after their TP Reserve debut...anything and everything is on the table for TaylorMade
Its a 2 wood. Call it what it really is. Modern drivers have the longer shafts & if you don't have a big arc swing letting the shaft do the work for you then you will be missing the point of the design of the modern drivers. Most mid to high handicappers have a tight restrictive swing so the mini "2 wood" will work just as good as a normal driver but have better accuracy, more length than a 3 wood & a bigger face than a 3. Just a bunch of hype.
Doesn’t rly take much to “nail the mini driver category”… there isn’t one😂