Make Old Golf Irons New Again

TaylorMade Tour Preferred Irons must be worth of the saying "everything old is new again". They are one of the most handsome set of irons in a while from TaylorMade, which has stepped backward in creating a set of clubs with a classic look, while imbuing them with the best technology of the current era.

 

 

At first, the Tour Preferred irons were forged. Point No. 1 for TaylorMade golf irons. They have created a finish that at once is classic and seen in many forged clubs, as well as being durable and able to last a long time.

 

 

The second tip that this is not your grandfather's irons is the pronounced use of the "inverted cone" on the back cavity on the clubhead. The inverted cone is a staple of TaylorMade's recent line of drivers. They introduced it recently into their irons with the TaylorMade Tour Burner Irons and Burner Plus series irons. But it really stands out with the Tour Preferred.

 

 

"TP" has been a TaylorMade designation for clubs that are more suited for lower handicap players. But while it is clear to me that the TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons are aimed at better players, a mid-handicapper can also play these golf irons with their forgiveness. The topline is a bit thinner and the offset is less than with some other irons in the TaylorMade lineup. However, the secret ingredient is more weight in the heel and toe of the head and a "tour configured" sole which reduces turf drag. An undercut cavity shifts weight to the perimeter for forgiveness.

 

 

All in all, check out the TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons. It's likely they can give you a new wonderful experience and improve your scores in golf courses. Get the old but new golf irons on this site right now.