subject: Why I Like TaylorMade R7 XR Forged Irons? [print this page] Why I Like TaylorMade R7 XR Forged Irons?
I dare to say, TaylorMade R7 XR Forged Irons is my favorite club. why?
First, it is a new Taylormade Japan's brand. Its size cavity back ismade for all levels of players. And the R7 XR Forged features to high launch with a medium topline and sole and moderate offset. The R7 XR Forged uses a deep undercut cavity, the Oval shaped ICT Inverted Cone Technology. The longer irons, up to #7 feature a 410ss face for extra distance and trajectory while the shorter irons, 8-PW feature S25C Carbon steel for feel and playability.
Second, TheTaylorMade R7 XR forged irons is available with Nippon NS Pro 950GH Regular or Stiff steel or at an extra cost, REAX Graphite in regular or stiff. 3 and 4 irons can be purchased at an extra cost. The ICT makes the iron very forgiving on mis-hits and along with four tungsten weights embedded iun the heel and toe back of the iron for extra low CG and increased MOI.
Just because you've found a divot in the fairway (life just isn't fair, is it?), the shot isn't lost. The trick is to remember that effective ballstriking requires a full rotation through the shot. In the case of the divot shot, play the ball back in your stance to help encourage a steeper downswing.
Just remember, the steeper you get, the more critical it is to rotate the body. If you get steep and don't rotate, you'll hit it fat and probably off line. Instead, swing with confidence and rotate through on the downswing.
Lighter than their predecessors, the clubs - due to be released in February - have a large cavity behind the head that helps to get the ball airborne more quickly because of the lower, deeper centre of gravity created. Another innovation is the clearly marked lofts etched into the heads to help players identify and fit the degrees between clubs to their game and extend those gaps into the wedges.
