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Is there anyone who has purchased this Taylormade SLDR? To be frank, when I first look at it, I am interested in it. The SLDR name now extends beyond woods and hybrids for TaylorMade Golf with the introduction of the SLDR irons.
TaylorMade says the target audience for the taylormade sldr irons price are golfers who want a classic clubhead shape, size and finish, but with more distance. The yardage boost comes through the use in the 3-iron through 7-iron of TaylorMade's Speed Pocket technology. The 3- through 7-irons in the SLDR set have a 2-millimeter wide slot in the soles that extends up behind the clubface. That helps the clubface flex more and rebound more, adding oomph. The technology increases launch angle, the company says, with a higher ball flight, longer carry, and steep descent.
TaylorMade launched the SLDR family a couple months back with the taylormade sldr driver price. The "SLDR" stands for "slider." It's a reference to the track on the bottom of the sole across which the golfer can "slide" a weight, changing its position to affect shot shape. They also come with TaylorMade’s Loft-Sleeve technology; the stated loft can be adjusted up or down by as much as 1.5 degrees.
Now the company has fairway woods and rescue clubs ready for the SLDR name. However, unlike the driver, the weight on the taylormade sldr fairway wood and taylormade sldr hybrid does not slide, it is stationary. Still, like with the driver, the weight is positioned forward on the sole (closer to the clubface) for a low-and-forward center of gravity position.
I like the head at address... Much cleaner than the taylormade r1 driver. I have never hit a driver with greater than 10.5* of loft, but OTOH, maybe that is exactly what I need. My drives are comparatively low traj, not extremely mind you, but lower than a lot of guys. I like the idea of the sliding weight although I know its marketing.
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