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**Soresbox** · 01-22-2010, 11:20 PM

JB, I've always wondered about that statement by TM. Are they claiming that one of their drivers is the best selling or is it the TM line. I think back to the R7. By the time they retired the line how many variations within the R7 line were there? 6 or 7 I think. The R9 is already at 4 and it is only the start of the 2nd year!

The statement from them is that they are the #1 driver sold (driver line) at retail. It means from a driver line. so it would include all the R9s for example or all the Burners. However the R9 (original) was the number 1 driver sold in 2009 as well. (according to data numbers compiled by 5 golf stores combined)

01-22-2010, 11:20 PM	#7
Soresbox Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 356 Senior Member	JB, I've always wondered about that statement by TM. Are they claiming that one of their drivers is the best selling or is it the TM line. I think back to the R7. By the time they retired the line how many variations within the R7 line were there? 6 or 7 I think. The R9 is already at 4 and it is only the start of the 2nd year! The statement from them is that they are the #1 driver sold (driver line) at retail. It means from a driver line. so it would include all the R9s for example or all the Burners. However the R9 (original) was the number 1 driver sold in 2009 as well. (according to data numbers compiled by 5 golf stores combined)
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