TaylorMade Irons

TaylorMade R11 Irons
iphone app itunes.apple.com www.4golfonline.com TaylorMade R11 Irons tested by Mark Crossfield. Watch this video golf review of the TaylorMade R11 irons and see is the new offering from Taylormade Golf has anything to offer. The all singing all dancing iron from the golf giant claims to do everything so Mark puts the golf club to the test . R11 has been a big hit for TaylorMade so the R11 iron range was always on the cards. Is this yet another marketing game for Tmag or do the R11 irons actually work.

TaylorMade R9 Irons | Review
www.4golfonline.com The R9 Taylor Made Irons for 2010 feature loads of technology to help you play some better golf. TaylorMade Irons are always popular and do perform, watch Mark Crossfield's video review of the R9 irons.

Taylor Made Burner 09 Irons Reviewed
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Taylormade Tour Preferred Irons TP, CB,MC
www.4golfonline.com The Taylormade Tour Preferred MB, MC and TP irons reviewed by Mark Crossfield. The Taylormade TP range of golf clubs are made from golfers looking for real performance and tour styling. See which iron will suit your game and help you lower your golf scores.

TaylorMade Golf Introduces Tour Preferred Forged Irons
TaylorMade Brings Technology to Forged with Three New Models TaylorMade Golf has re-imagined and redefined the forged iron with the introduction of three new and distinctly different models: TPMB (Tour Preferred® Muscleback), TPMC (Tour Preferred Muscle Cavity) and TPCB (Tour Preferred Cavityback). The sophisticated design of each of the three new models incorporates specific features and technologies developed to promote improved superior performance. Created with major input from tour pros, each new iron is an exquisitely designed instrument that blends classic forged iron features with modern performance elements. The TPMB and TPMC are both created using a state-of-the-art shaping process and modern, 6-step forging procedure that results in pure feel. The TPCB employs a multi-material construction comprised of a forged face and cast body. "Forged irons are typically devoid of performance technologies," said Bret Wahl, senior director of iron, wedge and putter development. "Their compact and solid construction, with thin sole, thin topline, high CG location and little to no offset, forces a very specific type of impact parameters to hit a good shot, with virtually no margin for error. The reward for that sacrifice is unparalleled feel and workability. We took a long, close look into the makeup of forged irons to determine if we could advance the performance with the use of technology, and we found that we could."

TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron | Golf Review
www.4golfonline.com The TaylorMade 2.0 irons feature cone technology and a new black finish. The 2.0 irons have been tuned for great feel and distance and have to be some of the strongest golf irons on the market. The TaylorMade 2.0 is taking over the Burner 09 iron which where very popular. Taylormade Burner irons have always been a popular golf brand and the 2.0 will be a strong addition to the Taylormade iron range.

Ping i15 TaylorMade CB Irons
Get Mark's iPhone App itunes.apple.com Get Mark's Android App market.android.com Like Mark Crossfield on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow Mark/4golfonline on twitter twitter.com Ping i15 irons hit up against the TaylorMade CB irons. Mark Crossfield tests the two better players golf clubs to let you guys see which club might be best for your golf game. Ping golf have been making quality golf clubs for many years and the i15 is a great club for golfers who want classic looks with Ping feel. Taylormade's Tour Preferred range of golf clubs are also aimed at the better ball strikers and with it's more classic appearance over its game improvement sets.

Titleist AP2 Irons TaylorMade MC Forged Irons
www.4golfonline.com Mark Crossfield hits with the Titleist AP2 and the TaylorMade MC Forged irons in this hit off. See how the two great golf clubs match up and compare. The AP2 irons and the Forged MC irons are both aimed at golfer looking at improving their golf game with control and feel. The soft feeling and smaller head design with classic looks will help the better player keep the launch low and the feel for distance high.