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TaylorMade Tour Burner Irons Review

The new TaylorMade Tour Burner Irons feature a multi-functional sole with slanting trailing edge that provides a low CG to increase the ease of a long, penetrating launch and at the same time allows extreme versatility much alike a clubhead with a thinner... Read >
Author: golfdiscountsale

How to Choose the Flex of Clubs

All low handicappers and golfers who are serious about shooting the lowest scores possible consider flex in their clubs. It makes the science of hitting the ball so much easier, which translates to more enjoyment on the course. Now, when I say "flex", I... Read >
Author: golfdiscountsale

TaylorMade R7 CGB Max Rescue Hybrid

Like the driver and fairway woods in the lineup, the r7 CGB Max Rescue hybrid uses a triangular clubhead design, through which TaylorMade pulls the center of gravity back from the clubface. The MOI is boosted for more forgiveness, and higher launch charac... Read >
Author: delia

Golf Tip:The eyes have it!

I’m always on the look out for tips to improve my game and whomever I play with, whether it’s a club competition or a social game, I study their action and try to learn from the experience. The TaylorMade R7 CGB Max Rescue Hybrid with Graphite Shaft h... Read >
Author: delia

What Do You Think Of TaylorMade Burner SuperLaunch Irons?

From the computer, I know that TaylorMade Burner SuperLaunch Irons have proven to be extremely popular, but TaylorMade admits that slower-swinging players and golfers who naturally produce a lower ball flight don't get the full benefit of the clubs. With ... Read >
Author: delia

Tee It High To Cure Your Slice

If you can’t hit your woods off the tee—or when you do hit them, the ball slices uncontrollably—chances are that your downswing is too steep. The reason this occurs is that the clubface can’t return to square when it comes down so vertically, and the open... Read >
Author: delia

TaylorMade Drivers - Golfers Favorite

There is not any golf player who has not heard of TaylorMade driver. They are very popular among both the amateur and the professional players. They are very unique in every aspect if compared to the drivers of other brands. However, they are well known f... Read >
Author: Oliver

Clone Golf Clubs

a) What is a Clone Golf Club? Golf club clones resemble pro line clubs in almost every way. Golf club clones are made from the same high-quality materials that pro line clubs are, and often in the same foundries. Clone clubs follow the new design c... Read >
Author: Hubert Mass

Regulating Your Ball Flight

A lot of people ask me how far we hit the clubs in our bag. Well I can tell you when I started playing profesionally in 1989 and on the Tour in 1991, the 9-iron was going 130-135 yards. For me now with modern equipment, my 9-iron means a shot of 150 yar... Read >
Author: delia

Regulating Your Ball Flight

Individuals have a healthy curiosity that makes them react effectively to problems that are unexpected in the least way. A promo tradeshow is one of the hallmarks of this fact, as millions of people around the country travel to these each year so that the... Read >
Author: delia

Putting tip: The eyes have it!

I’m always on the look out for tips to improve my game and whomever I play with, whether it’s a club competition or a social game, I study their action and try to learn from the experience. I was fortunate at the weekend to bump into Greg Shelton, a f... Read >
Author: delia

How To Shot Faster And Farther

When playing golf games, we must pay special attention to the speed and distance. Here I will introduce an irons set which can finish these jobs perfectly. TaylorMade has packed a lot of that technology into the Burner XD irons. The company calls the Bur... Read >
Author: golfdiscountsale

The Best Golf Training Aid

Copyright (c) 2010 Scott Cole These days, golfers are bombarded with a variety of training aids to help them improve their golf swing. Golfers are known to be fanatical about trying to improve their game, so they will try just about anything to get be... Read >
Author: ScottProGolf

Golf Hybrids and Irons

Since the advent of hybrid cubs, golfers now have 3 separate areas of club design: fairway woods, hybrid clubs and long irons; all have ‘crossover’ implications that can make it confusing to decide what clubs the golfer should carry to cover those distanc... Read >
Author: Hubert Mass

Golf Club Specifications

The USGA allows you to carry 14 different clubs in your bag. A standard set of golf cubs consists of 3 woods (the #1 driver, #3 wood and #5 wood) and 8 irons (#3 - #9 and PW) and a putter = 12 clubs. The function of a golf set makeup is to fill the golf ... Read >
Author: Hubert Mass

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