TaylorMade has officially launched its new line of SIM (Shape in Motion) metalwoods, consisting of drivers, fairway woods and rescue clubs. The M-family nomenclature is out after four generations, and ...

What you notice first about TaylorMade’s new line of SIM drivers is the unique look and shape. And that’s the point. Geometry is the story with the SIM family. More specifically, TaylorMade’s latest ...

It was a banner year for TaylorMade’s SIM products in 2020. Both Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa won majors – The Masters and the PGA Championship, respectively – using SIM drivers and fairways.

Specs: Carbon-fiber and polymer face with titanium and carbon-fiber body, moveable sole weight (Stealth Plus+) and adjustable hosel. With the release of the new Stealth Plus+, Stealth and Stealth HD ...

The new TaylorMade SIM family of metalwoods reflect a distinct departure in shape for a distinct purpose, but before you think this change reflects a sudden shift in philosophy that came to be over ...

Three new TaylorMade SIM drivers have been added to the USGA conforming list of club heads, one of which was featured in an Instagram video posted by Dustin Johnson, who will be competing this week at ...

Clubs: TaylorMade SIM family of drivers, fairway woods and hybrids What’s new: The SIM, SIM Max and SIM Max-D drivers all feature advanced geometric shaping that adds forgiveness and improves ...

The four-model lineup features the fifth-generation carbon composite face design and a new video-driven shaft-fitting system ...

Three new TaylorMade drivers were added to the USGA and R&A’s Conforming Clubs lists on Monday. The yet-to-be-released SIM2, SIM2 Max and SIM2 Max D drivers are all now legal for play in PGA Tour ...

Specs: Carbon-fiber and polymer face with titanium and carbon-fiber body, moveable sole weight (Stealth Plus+) and adjustable hosel. With the release of the new Stealth Plus+, Stealth and Stealth HD ...