If I'm honest very, very little. The r7 425 and the r7 superquad are virtually the same driver. The superquad has a black head where the r7 425 is just metallic.
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Yellow weights in the middle and red ones on the outside sets it to nutural
Interesting question. It is hard to say, it probably comes down to personal preference. The Taylormade r7 425 has mobvable weight technology and a really nice traditional shaped head. But the r9 has movable weight technology and adjustable shaft technology. You can actually buy the shaft sleeves which means you could stick any shaft you want in your driver and change it as often as you want very easily. I do not like how the r9 has almost pointy head on it, not the greatest look I think. You can try them both and see what you think, obviously the r9 is more expensive but perhaps worth it.
This would be a man's club, although I'm sure a woman could use it.
A Taylor Made R7 driver may be purchased from the store called Dick's Sporting Goods in the United States, while there are also many online sites that sell this driver model. Overstock and eBay are two examples of these sites, but it is important to watch out for counterfeit goods when shopping through online websites. A more well known website is a better choice than a lesser known one, since they usually have guarantees or buyer insurance available, as well as refunds if the product is not as described.
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If you mean the rule prevented a driver from having a C.O.R of more than 0.83, then yes, it is legal to use. But of course, you can't adjust the weights during a round.
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