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TaylorMade Golf Clubs

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Watch this video about golf club design on HowStuffWorks. Benoit Vincent, TaylorMade Golf's chief technology officer, talks with Brad Baldwin about how technology and innovation are driving golf club design and TaylorMade. See how TaylorMade golf clubs work in this video from PodTech.net.

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