For sale: 2009 Taylormade Burn…
August 3, 2010For sale: 2009 Taylormade Burner Iron set http://bit.ly/dxYqrP posted on @Oodle
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How to choose the right color dot of ping irons?
June 26, 2010How to choose the right color dot of ping irons?
There’re 12 different colors for Ping golf clubs (such as Ping G10 Irons, Ping G15 Irons, Ping Repture V2 Irons and ect.), each representing a different shaft angle. It is a tool that the golf club maker, PING, created in order to help people select the golf clubs that are most appropriate for them. The dot system is also referred to as the PING color chart. The reason it is called a color chart is because it attempts to categorize people by placing them into one of 12 different colors.
The 12 color codes attempt to determine, as closely as possible, which golf clubs are most appropriate for each individual golfer. This classification applies to golfers of all levels, professionals as well as beginners. It is probably the closest thing to getting golf clubs custom made for you. This goal of this customization is to have each golfer use the right clubs. Using the right clubs should improve the golfer's game. The more appropriate the golf club is for the golfer, the better his or her swing will be, and this should result in the golfer obtaining a lower score.
Choosing the appropriate golf club can help to minimize poor swings, such as hooks and slices. The fewer poor swings that a golfer has, the better game they will play, and the more fun they will have.
How to choose the right color dot of ping irons? You can see the PING dot system in accordance with what presented above，which are mostly height related, you can find what color is most appropriate for you from the graph on the PING color chart.
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2010 United States Open
June 25, 2010
Ulsterman Graeme – McDowell (GraemeMcDowell) may play is not perfect, but he succeed to keep ahead in this match. On Sunday(time in California), He went round the course in three over par and finally won the 110th United States Open Championship. Accordingly, he became the first European players who won the championship in U.S.Open in the last 40 years.
McDowell climbed to the top of the leaderboard because of DustinJohnson’s surprisingly fault. On the condition that 3 stars,Tiger – Woods, Mickelson and Els took pains to win the first place but failed, McDowell beat France dark horse, GregoryHavret by one shot and won his first champion in his career. His fourth score was 284 stroke (71-68-71-74), level par, which brings him 135 million prize.
Tiger Woods shot in 75 stroke in a final round, 4 stroke over par. His fourth score was 287 stroke (74-72-66-75), 3 stroke over par; however, What came as a relief was that Mickelson, the No.2 top player couldn’t replace him as the No. 1 , since Mickelson also made mistakes several times. Tiger Woods and Mickelson tied for sevenplace.
In contrast, Els won the U.S. Open, the third opportunity is bigger. However, after four stroke over par on 3 golf holes, he didn’t recover. At the 14th hole, Els did not hit the target bunker shot bogey and at the 15th hole then missed a 4-foot birdie putt, which deprived his hope to win. Els shot
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TaylorMade R7 CGB MAX Iron Set
June 25, 2010TaylorMade R7 CGB MAX Iron Set on www.mysurbuy.com
» Extra-large clubhead with tungsten weights increases MOI for greater stability and forgiveness.
» SuperFast Technology reduces total club weight and promotes faster swing speed for added distance
» Inverted Cone Technology expands the high COR zone to promote higher ball speed on off-center hits for more distance shot to shot
» Hollow topline allows CG to be moved back deep in the clubhead for incredibly easy launch on a towering, distance-enhancing flight
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Progressive Design 2009 Taylormade Burner Iron Set Review
June 24, 2010
The 2009 Taylormade Burner irons come with a very progressive design. Some of the extraordinary features of the Taylormade Burner Irons include sweet spot enhancing inverted cone face coupled with considerably reduced club weight makes this a very intuitive iron. But Taylormade doesn't stop there. Longer and lighter shafts reduce the overall weight of these golf clubs thereby increasing ball speed, making the Burner iron a monster in the yardage gain gain department. There are some definite advancement characteristics of the new Burner iron.
Designed to be ultra-long and extremely forgiving, the irons have already drawn rave reviews from TaylorMade’s staff players who tested them over the winter. A similar response from the golfing public seems inevitable.
In creating the new irons, designers started at the very beginning, taking the troublesome 4-iron and working on a way to make it longer and easier to hit than ever before.
A larger head, a thinner face and wider sole helped achieved this, and with the 4-iron taken care of, the same principle of optimisation was then applied to all the other golf clubs in the set.
Using precisely calculated combinations of loft, weight, length, size, sole width and offset, not to mention the implementation of the existing driver and iron technology, TaylorMade redesigned all eight irons to be the very best they could be, rather than having identical clubs with progressively higher lofts.
But the longer shafts may take a while to get used to and some may even struggle with these golf clubs.
Anyway, the 2009 Taylormade Burner Irons will be a big seller and provide many positives for the average golfer. We expect this iron to overtake any Taylormade iron predecessor.
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Classic TaylorMade R7 Iron Set Review
June 17, 2010
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The TaylorMade R7 irons is the golf equipment engineered for skilled players who prefer an iron that’s easier to launch high and straight while offering an excellent degree of workability for an iron of its type. TaylorMade engineers started with an exceptionally large clubhead that features a large, thin clubface with a substantial unsupported area in the centre, resulting in increased flexibility and increased COR of the golf clubs. On the back of the clubface is a revised version of TaylorMade’s Inverted Cone Technology, which increases the size of the COR zone – the portion of the clubface that delivers high COR. The “cone,” which was generally circular in shape when used in previous TaylorMade irons, is shaped like an oval in the r7 iron. The Inverted Cone Technology promotes faster ball speed on miss-hits, contributing to greater distance from shot to shot.
The Taylor Made R7 irons also have a soft aluminum dampening web in the cavity which helps to eliminate vibrations and deliver a soft feel at contact. This web is bonded to the cavity with 3M VHB Tape. VHB Tape is a double-sided, closed-cell acrylic foam tape with viscoelastic properties that absorb shock and soften sound. The combination of those two elements, plus the precise manner in which the web is shaped and positioned, delivers an incredibly soft and satisfying sound and feel at impact.
There has been a lot of talk around TaylorMade’s entire R7 golf clubs range and for good reason. The Adidas-owned company have spent a lot of time and money developing a range that makes golf easier for all of us. The iron range is an extension of it and they should definitely be on the short list when you’re chosing a set of irons.
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Wedge Classic Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can Wedge Review
June 13, 2010
Next to putters, wedges may be the single most personal golf clubs in a golfer’s bag. Wedges come in a variety of shapes. They have different lofts, different finishes, different grooves, different bounces, different soles, and different weights. If you would like to replace your wedge with something a little more consistent and workable around the greens, Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can Wedge could be the right club for you!
Perhaps the best feature of this wedge by Bob Vokey and Titleist is the ability to put a ton of spin on the ball when hitting into greens. The face of the wedge has a precisely machined tight tolerance groove cut in which allows more spin for full and partial wedge shots. Titleist uses a special circular saw style cutting tool to create these precise grooves. They have a steeper draft angle and a tighter edge radius which causes more friction onto the ball during contact which results in a ton of spin. They have 30 percent more groove volume than conventional wedges. All of this technology allow the golfer to attack very hard greens instead of hitting a shorter shot hoping for the ball to run up to the flag stick. On softer or normal greens the golfer can hit with these golf clubs at the flag and allow for the ball to check up immediately or to spin back into the flag stick. Basically this wedge offers the amature or average golfer the ability and confidence to spin a ball like a pro.
The Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can Wedge retain the classic teardrop shape and come in only one finish: the Tour Chrome finish. Rumors about oil can spin milled wedges or black spin milled wedges abound, but I wouldn’t recommend holding out for anything but golf clubs that are available right now. The Tour Chrome finish is bright without being overly reflective, so you shouldn’t get a big blast of glare in your eyes as you line up a shot.
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With Higher Performance Cleveland Launcher Driver,Review
June 9, 2010
Cleveland Launcher Driver 2009
The Cleveland Launcher driver introduced in late 2008 performs well with a solid feel and sound, but the stock shaft may be tricky for some golfers. Now the revamped Cleveland golf clubs are back with higher performance.
On the tee box, the Launcher’s 460cc frame produces a stable and forgiving high MOI head that doesn’t look oversized. So you won’t look like your teeing up with sledgehammer. With a name like Launcher, you’d expect this driver to produce a nice mid-trajectory penetrating ball flight that goes long. The Cleveland Launcher did just that and delivers a nice medium-high trajectory ball flight that pierces through the air and goes a long distance even after the ball lands.
The thin crown technology used in the Cleveland Launcher driver took all the weight from the crown and moved it deeper and lower in the golf clubs for improved center of gravity, optimized launch, and maximum distance. This is one way the Launcher produced drives that would carry anywhere from 5-7 yards longer.
The face of the Launcher as mentioned earlier, is 21% larger than its predecessors and designed that way to provide more room for error on miss-hits. The larger face gave me a lot of confidence that I would crush my drive, even if I was a little off in my downswing. On miss-hits the Launcher would produce drives that were much more straighter, thanks to the horseshoe-shaped perimeter weighting on the rear of the sole.
The horseshoe-shaped weight pad is designed to improve your launch conditions and provide stability on your miss-hits, by lowering the center of gravity and increasing the MOI. In my tests I found that my shots were more accurate, easy to shape, and forgiving on my miss-hits. This doesn’t mean that the Launcher will correct a slice or hook, but your misses will be not as severe and will still go almost as far as drive hit on the sweet spot.
Its feature is undoubtedly the price – at least £100 cheaper than new golf clubs including the TaylorMade r7 Limited, Callaway FTiQ or Ping Rapture V2, without a dramatic loss of performance or any reduction in the quality of the materials used in the head or shaft.
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With A Lot of Forgiveness Mizuno MP-67 Iron Set Review
June 7, 2010
Mizuno MP67 irons
Every set of irons is designed to suit a certain type of player who has his own skill level. Many golf equipment manufacturers are striving to produce irons with a lot of forgiveness, a quality that beginners are looking for. Not all golf clubs, however, meets the maximum degree of forgiveness desired by most players. Mizuno has introduced the MP-67 Irons which have been created for more advanced players.
The Mizuno MP-67 iron set combines the tour winning characteristics of Mizuno’s classic blades, with a Cut Muscle design, developed to fine tune performance through the set. The Mizuno MP-67 irons are Grain Flow Forged from Mizuno newest 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel for even greater consistency and precision than its previous blades. The award-winning Cut Muscle Design precisely positions the COG in each of these golf clubs for perfect trajectory, enhanced solid feel, and the ultimate in ball control. A rolled leading edge, cambered mid-sole, and rolled trailing edge deliver consistent striking ability from all types of lies, and modified U-grooves produce the ideal spin rate for maximum playability from anywhere on the course. The MP-67 long irons achieve a mid-high trajectory, while the scoring irons deliver a mid-trajectory.
The Mizuno MP-67 iron set is pretty much the MP-33 Blade irons, with a small ‘cut muscle’ cavity in the lower portion of the back of the head. These are NOT cavity back golf clubs, it’s a BLADE with a small cut-out in the lower half of the blade. Just a little more forgiving than a full blade, but not enough to notice be anyone other than a good iron player. The MP-67′s are only for the really good iron players.
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