TaylorMade M6 Fairway Wood Review

By: Zack Buechner

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Designed as the first fairway wood to incorporate Twist Face, the 2019 TaylorMade M6 fairway is less adjustable yet more forgiving than its M5 counterparts.  Speed, distance, and playability make the M6 a strong contender for 2019.

Introduction

TaylorMade has long been known for its drivers and woods.  It continually ranks as one of the most popular fairway brands amongst tour pros and for good reason.  The M6 fairway wood from TaylorMade only adds to that reputation boasting several new technologies in its 2019 version.

Looks

For a few years now, TaylorMade has had success with the dual color crowns.  They started with close to a 50/50 ratio of black and white across the crown, and it’s evolved to what you see today – a grey and black carbon crown with the signature “T” logo as the alignment aid.

The grey part of the crown has a unique shape to it and helps line up the club square to the target.  The entire crown has a matte finish to reduce glare and makes it easy to look at on those brighter days.

Sound & Feel

The TaylorMade M6 fairway wood feels lighter than some of its competitors as if it’s easier to generate swing speed.  A few practice swings quickly gave me confidence that I could launch the ball a long ways.

The sound at impact is a deep, muted “click” but the face is so large that even mishits feel solid.  Strikes high or low on the face felt hard but still had plenty of distance to them.

Performance

I’m gonna say it – Twist Face technology is legit.  I’m typically a cut player and a bad swing can turn that into a slice at any moment during a round.  While its a not a fix-all club, the M6 did reduce my miss by keeping the side spin down when I make contact on the heel.  I noticed a smaller dispersion and even when I felt a bad swing, the results were still very much in play.

The M6 fairway also consistently lowered my spin rates and helped my distance jump a few yards.

Conclusion

While so many companies, including TaylorMade, aim to create adjustable clubs for customization, the M6 is for the player who needs more forgiveness and a speed boost for added distance.  Designed to minimize the damage of mishits, the M6 is worthy of consideration for any golfer looking to better their fairway game in 2019.

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Zack Buechner

Zack has been a contributor at Plugged In Golf since 2018. Zack has worked in healthcare for over 12 years and currently works from home in health care technology. His previous work experience includes stints in the NFL, NCAA D-1 athletics, and PGA Tour Champions. Zack lives in southern Connecticut with his wife Ashley and their 2 children (Beau (5) & Lunden (1)) and their dog. Although he only started playing golf after college, Zack is passionate for the game and the journey to getting better while regularly participating in state and national amateur events all across the northeast.

10 Comments

  1. The M6 Fairway Wood is the best fairway I have ever used, when you put it behind the ball it sits very well and gives me a lot of confidence that I am going to hit a good shot.

  2. m6 has been the best fairways ive ever played!!!! Twist face definitely helps in this head. I have the 3 and 5 wood and they will both be in my bag a long time!!

    Very easy to launch, great ball speed and reduced spin. ive always been a pretty strong fairway players but these take it to the next level. I have extreme confidence with either off the tee and love hitting these in to a long par 5. bad strikes over the face will leave you in better position than any other fairway out there

  3. Nice job Zack!!

  4. Laurence Shapiro

    I’m looking for a review of the M6 -7wood

    • Matt Saternus

      Laurence,

      To keep things uniform, we review the 3W from each brand’s fairway wood product family. Outside of the obvious loft difference, I think you’ll find the comments made here about the 3W will translate well to the 7W.

      Best,

      Matt

  5. This wood has put me out there at240 plus yards I’ve put my driver away. Insane a accuracy.

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  7. If you had to compare the M3 to the M6 what would you say are the main differences between them.
    Pros & Cons

    • Zack Buechner

      The biggest difference between these clubs is going to be the adjustability settings where the M6 has no hosel adjustment or sliding weight. This isn’t good or bad for either club. The M3 will give you more room for dialing in your fairway but if you get properly fitted, it shouldnt matter.

      As a general feel, I prefer the sound of the later models like the M5 and M6. Hope this helps Tyler!

      Zack

  8. I’m a big fan of TaylorMade golf clubs and I’m really impressed with the new M6 fairway wood. It’s a great club for players of all levels and it’s perfect for those who want an easy to hit club

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