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TaylorMade R9 TP Irons 3-9PS

TaylorMade successfully launched the new Burner irons in early 2009, touting them as the longest, most-powerful irons the company had ever produced. In the year of 2010, those clubs are continued to be available, but is you are a player who is looking for more workability and control, then the TaylorMade R9 TP Irons 3-9PS are fits you more.

 

One of the most unique features of the golf irons form R9 line is something you can't see:

 

A chamber behind the face of the club that is filled with an almost-weightless foam and a silicone shock absorber positioned directly behind the center of the face in the 3- through 6-irons (above).

 

While the foam and shock absorber help to soak up unwanted vibration, TaylorMade claims the design also leaves the face more free to flex at impact and rebound—like a thin-faced driver—for added distance.

 

The 2010 TaylorMade R9 TP iron features a classic players look and shape that appeals to skilled players.  The Velocity Control Chamber delivers a significant increase in ball speed to promote greater distance.  Optimized Inverted Cone Technology increases ball speed on off-center hits for maximum consistency and control.

 

 

Features:

* Velocity Control Chamber promotes fast and consistent ball speed
* Progressive changes in head construction and face thickness from short-irons to long-irons
* Stock Shaft: KBS Tour Steel Shaft to promote increased stability and energy transfer

TaylorMade R9 TP Irons 4-9PAS

The TaylorMade R9 TP Irons 4-9PAS has serious performance technology in a classic player's shape and size. The High MOI and Inverted Cone clubface technology in every iron mean superior distance while the Velocity-Control Chamber (VCC) in the 2-5 irons offer increased consistency, ball speed and power. The vibration-controlling cavity badge provides a satisfying feel and sound and the Tour-beveled sole reduces resistance to react "thinner" with the turf. The grooves conform to new USGA and R&A rules and the KBS Tour Series steel shafts are engineered to promote increased stability and energy transfer.