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Are TaylorMade Burner irons good?

Joe Ford

Are TaylorMade Burner irons good?

At impact, the Burner irons feel incredibly solid and powerful, and even shots that aren’t middled really fly off the face. Yes, the lofts have been tweaked (the 6-iron is only 27 degrees) but the distance gaps between irons are now more consistent and the ball flight is pleasingly high.

What year are TaylorMade Burner irons?

2008

What year did the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 irons come out?

2009

What are Burner irons?

The ever-popular TaylorMade Burner Irons are powerful and aggressive looking irons which deliver maximum balls speeds and a high launch without looking overly like game-improver clubs. They feature a progressive head shape and shaft length…

Are TaylorMade Burner irons forgiving?

One of the most forgiving irons I have played. Nice feel, but a little forgiving to shape the ball. Couple with the tt lite shaft makes this iron set good set for golfers who wants to hit it straight and far.

What handicap is a mid handicapper?

A mid handicapper is someone who plays with a handicap that is between 11 and 20, although there are no official level definitions. This generally means that you can shoot in the 80s in each round and break 90 in every other round.

What are the best irons for a mid to low handicapper?

Best Irons For Low Handicappers

  • Titleist T100 Irons Review. TaylorMade P770 Irons. + Stunning looking from all angles.
  • TaylorMade P770 Irons Review. Ping Blueprint Irons. + Exceptional Feel.
  • Ping Blueprint Irons Review. Mizuno JPX921 Tour Irons. + Soft and pure feel.
  • Mizuno JPX921 Tour Irons Review. Callaway Apex Pro Irons. + Good workability.

Are blade irons harder to hit?

Strictly speaking, it may be wrong to call any modern iron a “blade.” Original blades were very thin and hard to hit, but along the way clubmakers learned that the head could be shaped to put more metal low and behind the hitting area for easier shotmaking.

What is the hardest shot in golf?

The Three Most Difficult Shots in Golf

  • Plugged bunker shot. You’ve been here before: You swing hard and the ball makes a beeline into the hole – make that a really big hole filled with sand.
  • The swing side of a tree. Funny how you can’t seem to hit a flag stick but you have no problem landing one beside the only tree near the fairway.
  • 10-foot downhill putt.

What is the hardest iron to hit?

1. The 1 or 2-Iron. Lee Trevino famously remarked that in a thunderstorm golfers should stand on the course with a 1-Iron pointing directly at the storm overhead because “even God can’t hit a one-iron”. If you have ever tried to play a golf shot with one of these clubs unsuccessfully, you’ll know why.

Should I hit down with my 3 wood?

It’s easier to control shorter clubs, so going down an inch on your 3 wood will help you manage the club better throughout the swing. As with all other changes to your game, it’s important to practice this technique before you put it into action on the course.

Why do I struggle hitting long irons?

1 reason why amateurs struggle so much with their long irons–besides not practicing with them–is that they over-exaggerate how far forward they’re supposed to play the ball in their stance. It’s so far forward that they can’t hit down on the ball and compress it.

Why do I hit my short irons better than my long irons?

With the same swing, a long iron produces a faster clubhead speed. Short irons are swung on steeper planes because they’re shorter and upright, forcing you to stand closer to the ball. Long irons are swung on a flatter plane because they’re longer and flatter, forcing you to stand farther from the ball.