RRP: £749
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The new TaylorMade M4 Irons are a progressive design, aimed to help with ball speed and forgiveness while utilising TaylorMade's latest technology: RIBCOR Details RRP: £749(s), £849(g) Shafts: KBS MAX 85 and Fujikura Atmos Red TaylorMade's...
RRP: £849
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The new TaylorMade M3 Irons combine a distance iron that retains accuracy in a more appealing head-shape for better players, utilising their latest technology: RIBCOR Details RRP: £849 (s), £1049 (g) Availability: 3-iron – PW, GW,...
RRP: £699
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BUY NOW Tech: Face slots and a new thinner Speed Pocket design combine to increase face flex irrespective of where shots hits the face. Geocoustic engineering ensures the sound and feel are top notch and a sleek profile mean TaylorMade’s most...
RRP: £799
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Tech: TaylorMade say the PSi irons are crammed full of technology. There’s an ultra thin (sub 2mm) face to maximise face flex along with a Cut Thru Speed Pocket sole and Face Slots to maximise ball speeds particularly when shots are hit low on...
RRP: £899
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The Tech: Created using direct input from TaylorMade’s tour staff, to ensure looks and feel suit the needs of the best players in the world. A muscle back design with thin sole and top edge and minimal offset. Fully forged from soft 1025 carbon steel...
RRP: £829
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Slots that boost ball speeds on shots struck towards the heel and toe. A Speed Pocket in the 3-7 irons helps maintain ball speed on shots struck low on the face.
RRP: £699
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The new RSi series is the third generation of TaylorMade irons to feature a speed pocket on the sole – a deep slot behind the clubface that allows the face to flex and rebound faster, thereby increasing ball speed and launch angle. However, while the...
RRP: £749
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Technology The new TaylorMade SLDR irons come hot on the heels of the Tour Preferred MC and CB irons, and the SpeedBlades, in featuring a 2mm slot behind the thin face, known as a “Speed Pocket”. But unlike its predecessors, the new ThruSlot is cut...
RRP: £1,299
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The Speed Pocket works with an ultra-thin face design and improved Inverted Cone shape to promote consistently high ball speeds and distance. Click here to view the TaylorMade RocketBladez Max Iron's feature page.
RRP: £849
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The TP muscle cavity model also has the Speed Pocket in the 3-7 irons, which are slightly more compact than the CB model with less offset and a thinner top line. TaylorMade says the cavity is precision-engineered for the perfect blend of feel,...
RRP: £749
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This cavity-back cast iron is aimed at the better player who wants distance in a relatively compact head. It features the Speed Pocket in the 3-7 irons, boosting ball speed and forgiveness where golfers need it most. The set is progressive, so the...
RRP: £599
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TaylorMade's SpeedBlade irons are designed to offer high launch and more distance. The Speed Pocket, which also features on TaylorMade’s RocketBladez irons, has been widened and lengthened and is now in the shape of a handle bar in the 3-7...
RRP: £699
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Regardless of what level golfer you are, distance is always helpful. So while the new RocketBladez Tour irons have been designed for better players, they still offer plenty of fizz off the face. Distance comes from the Speed Pocket in the 3-7...
RRP: £549
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The RocketBladez irons have a large cavity behind their stainless steel faces that lowers the centre of gravity and pulls it further away from the face, which is said to make them more forgiving and higher-flying. That’s helped by a 2mm slot in the...
RRP: £499
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When TaylorMade launched the RocketBallz franchise earlier this year, TG thought that might mean the end for the Burner name. But 10 months down the line we’ve just got our hands on the new Burner OS irons. The irons have been engineered with...
RRP: £699
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The TaylorMade R11 irons are engineered for the player who favours a traditional blade but appreciates the near effortless ease required to launch the ball high, straight and long. Combining the distance and forgiveness found in the legendary Burner...
RRP: £549
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In creating the Rocketballz RBZ irons, TaylorMade did the unthinkable! They brought in engineers from their metalwood department, to help create irons with faces that behave like drivers, sending the ball easily high and far almost as if it was...
RRP: £699
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The Tour Preferred Cavity Back iron is designed to deliver a higher MOI thanks to a two-piece design where a forged face is melded onto a cast body to incorporate a similar feel to a purely forged iron with the forgiveness of a deep cavity back. A...
RRP: £549
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The Burner iron franchise has been one of the most successful in TaylorMade’s history and with the 2.0 model the company have really looked to move this on a notch. The previous model was designed in pods of two or three irons so that long irons...
RRP: £799
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TaylorMade have come in for a bit of criticism having been out the forged iron market for a number of years but they are back with a bang with the TPMB – the iron the manufacturer says their tour players have been waiting for. Forged with an...