Generally, when I review drivers I like to create a section that helps clarify which types of golfers are suited to each driver within the range. This section of my review will be exploring which type of golfer should be using which of the three models on offer from the TaylorMade SIM2 driver range. High handicap golfers If you're a high handicap golfer, I would recommend going for the SIM2 Max or the SIM2 Max D driver. This is because of how forgiving they are but they still allow you to achieve excellent distance. As a high handicapper, chances are you probably don't strike the ball out the middle as much as you'd like to.  Whether you opt for the regular SIM2 Max or the SIM2 Max D depends on your shot shape. If you struggle with a slice, then I would highly recommend checking out the SIM2 Max D which could be a life-saver thanks to the draw bias. For those of you who don't need a draw bias and want a forgiving driver with a neutral flight bias, the SIM2 Max is the way to go. Mid-low handicap golfers For mid and low handicap players I can't look past the regular SIM2 driver as the option for you. This is because of how incredibly forgiving it is while allowing you to maintain excellent spin numbers to maximize your distance.  In my opinion, this driver could be one that stays in your bag for years to come thanks to its adjustable hosel that will allow you to tweak the loft yourself and maximize performance ball speed and distance-wise.