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The History of TaylorMade Golf Clubs
Golfclubs365.com / 2010-08-03

TaylorMade golf clubs are into leading the combined driver, iron counts and fairway wood at PGA tournaments. The advancement of the metal wood technology employed by TaylorMade golf clubs make it possible to each player to have a his own club. This metalwood technology created famous clubs in the form of Pittsburgh Persimmon, Tour Preferred, Burner, and Burner Bubble, each is considered a high performance piece of device. With titanium clubheads, TaylorMade clubs are very strong but extremely light to use.

 

TaylorMade's metalwood golf clubs boast of the following models with features that surely makes each golf club a hit to golfers:

 

R7 Fairway Woods is the TaylorMade golf club, which is with TaylorMade Launch Control (TLC) Port. TLC cartridges can be installed and removed to permit users in changing the CG location to vary the degrees of draws and fades that will consequently promote more accuracy and distance.

 

R5 Titanium Fairway is another TaylorMade golf club that has a titanium clubhead that is very easy to hit. It has permanent TLC cartridges that facilitate the launching of the ball high, long and straight for the players who would rather not change cartridges.

 

V Steel Fairway Woods claims its having the ultimate combination of power, accuracy and versatility. It is the TaylorMade golf club that attributes its excellence to its V-shaped sole that improves the force of how the sole interacts with the turf at impact.

 

Rescue Dual is a TaylorMade club that has double TLC ports that are widely spaced for increased forgiveness on incurring mis-hits. It has a new T-shaped sole that is responsible for the increased clubhead stability and decreased drag at impact that in turn promotes better accuracy and distance. With its low center of gravity (CG), it's a lot easier to launch than a long-iron and this makes shots higher and longer.

 

Rescue Dual TP, with dual TLC port and TaylorMade's movable weight technology,is best known to promote the variation of degrees of draw and fade. Further off, it makes for greater forgiveness. The difference between Rescue Dual and Rescue Dual TP is that TP has a higher center of gravity (CG) position that allows a lower, piercing ball flight that many experienced golf players find easier to manipulate.

 

Rescue Mid is said to be TaylorMade's breakthrough utility club that is engineered to be easier to use than a long-iron while displaying prowess in providing better distance. This golf club's excellent performance is from its way of uniting a high flash of inertia with a lower, deeper center of gravity. This creates maximum forgiveness on mishits, high launch angle and high spin for high, long shots that quickly stops.

 

Rescue Fairway is the TaylorMade golf club that indulges in its having a low profile that is responsible for its low and deep center of gravity (CG). It is made to smooth the progress of hitting the ball high, long and straight. This golf club is crafted with double sole that improves playability from a variety of lies. TaylorMade engineered it to launch a high angle with high spin for long-carrying shots that surely impress each player.

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  • Review By Anonymous user ( 11/23/2011 )  Review Items: Golf Clubs 5 5 score

    I purchased these to have something more forgiving since I was playing Ping I3 blades. Since I don't play as often I decided to buy something that would dampen mishit. I have a personal driving range and I found that my swing fault followed me, go figure :) Anyway, my 1st round was a disaster, but it wasn't the clubs. After the disaster I practiced all week with them, along with a major revision in my setup and shot 73 in my second round with them. So, they were redeemed. One thing I've noticed is that the offset is hidden well in the design of the club. I have never cared for offset, but it's almost invisible in this club. They feel really good in my hands and the thicker sole from the Ping's now seem normal.

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