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TaylorMade now makes available the R11 irons and SLDR Irons. Let's take a brief look at some new golf clubs for sale heading to pro shops:
The Taylormade R11 irons for sale incorporate the "precision weighting port" TaylorMade first used in its forged irons, the red "badge" visible in the photo above. This weight, positioned during assembly, is used to maintain a uniform swingweight as well as to position the center of gravity in the center of the face from toe to heel on each iron.
The soles of the R11 irons change a bit through the set, with the long irons using wider soles to lower the CG and increase the MOI; the mid- and short irons have soles that TaylorMade calls "moderately thin." The long irons also differ in being larger, although the toplines aren't as thick as in many oversized irons. The shorter irons are more compact with "moderately sharp" leading edges.
Also new in the SLDR family from TaylorMade is Taylormade sldr irons. TaylorMade says the target audience for the SLDR irons are golfers who want a classic clubhead shape, size and finish, but with more distance.
The technology increases launch angle, the company says, with a higher ball flight, longer carry, and steep descent. A polymer that fills the Speed Pocket, combined with a vibration-absorbing badge in the cavityback, help with sound and feel. The SLDR irons have narrow soles and thin toplines.
Shaft options are the KBS Tour C-Taper 90 steel shaft and Fujikura graphite. The stock grip is Golf Pride Tour Velvet.
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