Low-Handicap Golfers Prefer Taylormade Speedblade Graphite irons by jessica delia


Low-Handicap Golfers Prefer Taylormade Speedblade Graphite irons by JESSICA DELIA
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Low-Handicap Golfers Prefer Taylormade Speedblade Graphite irons

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I switched from RBZ to Taylormade Speedblade Graphite irons. The results are 15 more yards, easier swing and very accurate. I feel like I am forty again, hit the 7 iron 160 yards carry, I am 69 years young. They are not that hard to curve the ball either, but the flight is at least 10% higher and soft landing.

The SpeedBlade irons have a two-tone, satin nickel chrome plating with dark smoke satin ion plating that looks great. TaylorMade touts its latest Speed Pocket as “a deep slot behind the clubface that allows the face to flex and rebound faster, increasing your ball speed and launch angle to boost your distance dramatically.”

At address, SpeedBlades are an absolute confidence booster with a thin(ish) top line. They have a great trampoline-like feel when flushed, and mishits won’t punish your joints. The ball flight with the long irons can look down right majestic. More importantly than the finish these irons feature a newly engineered speed pocket, a handle-bar shaped slot in the sole of the 3-7 irons that enables a large area of the face to flex and rebound at impact, resulting in faster ball speed, higher launch and better feel.

Well, TaylorMade, insulting my beloved titleist ap2 714 graphite irons I DO take personally, so pipe down a bit, ok? Let me hit them on my own and decide for myself. But I must say, the performance of the SpeedBlades is eyebrow raising here, in a good way. Long and mid irons explode off the club face and reach soaring, green-holding heights. In a few instances, well-struck shots appear to fly past my target.

Working the ball with long golf clubs for sale was a bit challenging because of the clubhead size and offset, which does indeed lessen as the set progresses. The SpeedBlades in my opinion are far more superior. These irons are good to hit despite being called 'blades'.

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