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The Titleist AP1 clubs have gotten one of the largest buzzes in the golf industry today. According to Titleist, these new clubs are for talented players or players aspiring to improve their scores, which is obviously everyone. A golfer that utilises this golf club but is a golfer that shoots in the double-digit handicap range. Titleist asserts that these clubs have advanced performance, a better overall look, nicer feel and more forgiveness. The MSRP for these clubs are $112 for steel shafts and $135 for graphite shafts though, which implies that if you are going to buy a collection of 3 to PW (meaning 8 clubs, then you’ll need to pay from $896 to $1080 for a collection of the AP1 clubs. Read our Titleist AP1 irons review to determine if this is the club for you.

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04 April 2012 in Golf 0 Comments

Introduction

Like the Burner 2.0 irons, but the TaylorMade R11 irons however have additional technology built into them that the Burner irons do not. Its ultra thin face makes the club feel lighter than the other irons TaylorMade makes, and its weight distribution is different. TaylorMade says that they also built in some technology the driver has, which will permit the club to be tuned to your swing. Its reversed cone expands the center spot, which helps newbies and average players with their swing. Read our TaylorMade R11 irons review for some more information on the irons.

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04 April 2012 in Golf 0 Comments

Introduction

This TaylorMade driver is rather longer than the first R11 and is more tuneable. What this implies is a golfer can make multiple tweaks to the club so as to get it to fit their swing. This feature allows you to change the loft, flight trail, and face angle by moving the five-sided ASP plate, the movable weights and the 1.5 degree FCT sleeve. This driver includes tools to make the alterations, but you can use your hand for a few of these other changes. A real instance of this is the face angle of the club. TaylorMade claims this club provides the golfer with a bigger and quicker club to get rather more distance than the golfer had ever had before. Check out our TaylorMade R11S driver review to see what we think of the club.

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04 April 2012 in Golf 0 Comments

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Ping is known for its excellent irons and the Ping i15 are no exception. They are not anywhere near as good as the S-series irons the PGA pros play, but these are very helpful irons for experienced players. According to Ping, the irons are slightly larger in order that it would be easier to strike the ball. These irons are especially designed for the better experienced players, but even so, the i15 irons have lots of technology the G15 irons have,eg the forgiveness. The planning of these irons make the shot feel silky smooth and makes it feel just like you are cutting butter on impact. Read our Ping i15 iron review to see what else we think of the irons.

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04 April 2012 in Golf 0 Comments

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The past two decades, Ping have been known for their solid golf equipment. The Ping G series have been observed for its excellent feel and the new Ping G20 is not an exception. Ping states that this new club can be used by any and all players, from the beginners to the pros. Its look is similar to all the other G series drivers, but its main difference is its technical improvements to help the average player to hit the ball higher and further. The club has an external weight that helps you launch the ball and it can be taken out when you get fitted for your clubs. Take a quick look at our Ping G20 driver review to see if this a club you would be enthusiastic about.

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04 April 2012 in Golf 0 Comments