Powerful Force in TaylorMade R9 Irons Review

 

It is efficiency within the TaylorMade R9 Irons defied logic. They are extra-large, game-improvement golf clubs. They may be meant to hit that ball long which normally means that you simply sacrifice truly feel coupled with workability. My initial shot considering the R9s came on course from about 195 yards out to an elevated green. In the golf shop, this is one of the best GI iron set you can buy.

 

As with the successful Burner irons TaylorMade have designed the long and middle irons separately from the short irons to optimise performance throughout the set. A Velocity Control Chamber sits behind the clubface in long and middle irons which means the thin clubface can be unsupported and gives a similar performance as a thin face driver.

 

TaylorMade's reliable Inverted Cone Technology ensure that the extra power and distance offered by the TaylorMade R9 Irons remains controlled and consistent while the foam filling of the Velocity Control Chamber provides a soft, agreeable and consistent sound and feel. An undercut cavity in the shorter irons makes it easy to make solid contact and produce the spin when you are firing at the flag and a concealed weight behind the cavity badge provides the stability and forgiveness needed for a confident performance. Every R9 irons features a specially bevelled sole to reduce resistance and help the club guide through impact with maximum force.

 

The TaylorMade R9 Irons are great irons for those looking for forgiveness without sacrificing performance. The amount of technology packed in ensures that any swing is flattered. With such a large sweetspot the distance generated on both pure strikes and on miss hits is fantastic and the low COG and high MOI ensure a great flight from low to mid swing speeds.