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| Driver Ping G30 | Hybrids PXG 0317 |
| 3/4 IRON PXG 0311XF | 5-GW Srixon Z 565 |
| SW PXG 0317 | LW PXG 0311 |
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Old Golfer
8 years ago
I don’t really care what brand or model they are, if they feel good and perform consistently in my hands. (Which is becoming more rare as I age) I have owned most of the popular brands and few of the less well known ones too. I play around 250 rounds a year at mostly local courses within 25~35 miles of my home. (As you may have guessed, I am retired) I am old and beat up, so my handicap fluctuates between 4 ~ 7 at my Men’s Association games. I start looking for new irons when the old ones have lost the edges on the grooves, and the balls don’t spin anymore as they should. Yes, I do clean my clubs after every shot before they go back into the bags. Yes, you can wear out your irons and even your “woods”. I am hardest on the wedges, as they see lots of sands and turf shots around the green. I go through two sets of wedges a year, and replace my irons about every 18 months or so. I keep my woods for 2~3 years, as the real changes I perceive in performance are not as huge as most advertising would indicate, and they seem to last longer than irons. I give my old clubs to my son or a local junior golf program if he doesn’t want them. I try the new irons my friends purchase, on the golf course when we play. I go to local golf equipment shows and try new equipment on the range. I try to give all of the better performing brands a try to see which suites my needs best. I then buy the clubs I liked the most, irrespective of brand or advertising. This about the same process I go through when I buy a car. In the same respect, I buy what I like that performs to my standards within my limited ability.
Majik
9 years ago
Don’t know why my comment didn’t get past the moderator, so I’ll try again:
I’m in no way affiliated with TaylorMade – I’m just curious why there is so much hate towards TM… I mean, quite a few pros play a TM driver, so they must be doing something right, no?
I’m a cobra guy myself, so like I said – just curious
mcavoy
9 years ago
Yes a lot of pros play TM drivers, even those with equipment contracts w/other companies. But that’s because a lot of those contracts allow for that, say a contract that only requires a player to carry 12 clubs so they can play the putter and driver they want (or get paid to play). Nike wants total adoption in their bags for example. I would be interested to know the value of TM’s tee up money (i.e. driver payola) every week.
Bill
9 years ago
It’s bc they come out w new clubs every 6 months…stores are full of out dated clubs they can’t sell & the new club u just purchased a month ago is out dated…..
Clay
9 years ago
Geeez, such negative comments. While no one in this lamblasting group has even struck a single ball! Lighten up folks, it’s commerce, capitalism at its best. Try um’ then if you don’t like them state your opinion with relative facts rather than pie hole remarks. Like someone so accurately stated. ” get a life ” turn down the volume.
Augustine Fan
9 years ago
Psi? The air is running out and TM going flat.
Yndra
9 years ago
What is the price for the full set with hybrids?
JT Wong
9 years ago
Mizuno is the real deal in iron business
Majik
9 years ago
I’m not affiliated in any way, shape, or form with TM (I’m a Cobra whore myself)… But can anyone tell me why there is is so much hate towards TM??
Just curious
Joseph Lee
9 years ago
Shit taylormade ..every year 2 new products….shit brand
Paul Farrell
9 years ago
Liam Goodbrand Craig Walkingshaw
Tom54
9 years ago
Are they much better than RocketBladez?
Kirk Dunn
9 years ago
Generic and exactly what I would expect
Alex Fleming
9 years ago
Louis Wixon
James Thrasher
9 years ago
Fusion redo?
Anthony Lopez
9 years ago
This is the iron they will release the first quarter of 2016…soon there will be a second quarter, third quarter and fourth quarter release…awful!
Bob Kasse
9 years ago
Thank Goodness I am not a retail golf shop. The way TM puts out models the stocking retail shop has got to have either deep pockets or the best excuses in town as to why the clubs we purchased a few weeks ago are no yesterdays news!
Scott King
9 years ago
So….
Matt Wiseley
9 years ago
I am a low hdcp and hit all the irons that came out last year. I ended up getting Callaway XR pro’s. When I hit the RSI irons (both the 1 and 2’s) I didn’t like the feeling of the ball off the face. Yes I know, the XR pro’s are a cavity back and blade players may not like the feel, but I wonder is the duel face slots take all feel away? I won’t argue the technology probably works, but Not for me.
I think these look really similar to Cobra irons.
RON
9 years ago
When will people finally realize that this golf company gives the public shitty quality golf clubs and then turn around and give their spoiled tour guys a MUCH better quality lookalike version, TM I rest my case. its FACT
Terry
9 years ago
that is so true, all my woods are tour issue and they are so much different that out of retail
Alejandro Duque Golf
9 years ago
And which are the other 5 models they will launch from here till 2016?
Troy
9 years ago
They look pretty good, it all depends on their feel when hitting them. I’ll be interested to try them out against some of the latest Pings when they arrive here in Australia.
Thanks for the pictures.
Cheers
Phil w
9 years ago
Just go buy real clubs. Mizuno, I suggest. Now they are the business.
Ryan Crespi
9 years ago
Adidas needs to dump TM and do it fast. All this TM garbage is just hurting Adidas badly
Harold
9 years ago
I’ve been in golf business at the start of lynx. Now there was a leader (Carl Ross ) we made an offer on Adams and Taylor made never got answer.
Marco Burch
9 years ago
PSi means probably shity iron?
Owen
9 years ago
Rather for the next new Taylormade iron…it will probably be out next week some time!
Omar Khan
9 years ago
The invisible one are coming out soon im waiting for those.
Paul Taylor
9 years ago
First it was the rsi which was really shitty iron….now psi you guessed it pretty shitty iron
Zac Frazier
9 years ago
So this is what grabbing for straws looks like…
Dude
9 years ago
Another set of ugly, cheap looking irons. They look like they will start falling apart after about three months of use. I’m certain Walmart will be able to sell them.
Owen
9 years ago
Walmart do quality standards so I doubt it
Owen
9 years ago
Sorry….do have
Sharkhark
9 years ago
Kind of average looking all models too similar now. The color scheme even reminds me of their line before the rsi. With the yellow.
Joe Ramirez
9 years ago
At my local GG, I think there were 4 different generations of TaylorMade irons…
Nicholas
9 years ago
Lol people hating on taylormade…this looks exactly like a the very sucessful line of ap2s but with better technology lol
jmarkus
9 years ago
Same 1st thought…ap2
Carson Riches
9 years ago
Rory Forbes
Mike
9 years ago
MEETING THE DEMANDS OF THE BETTER PLAYER
SUPERIOR FEEL
We took an innovative approach to providing the better player with superior feel. Our new Dynamic Feel System
consists of a multi-material badge that reduces vibration across the face. Combined with re-designed head
geometries, tungsten weighting in the long irons, and forged short irons, PSi offers a truly dynamic take on
delivering superior sound and feel throughout the set.
THE LOOK PREFERRED BY BETTER PLAYERS
In PSi irons, we combined beauty with purpose. Classic lines and carefully-considered shaping give PSi irons
the clean and precise look preferred by better players, while also employing a progressive spec package that
ensures each iron performs optimally for its specific role. Blade length, topline thickness, and offset increase
gradually from the wedges to the long irons, inspiring confidence at address no matter the shot.
CONSISTENT DISTANCE WITHOUT COMPROMISE
Our new cut-thru sole slot and thin, sub-2mm face add impressive ball speed to an iron with such a compact shape,
while protecting ball speed on shots struck low on the face. Face Slot Technology is another mechanism
to achieve consistent distance, preserving ball speed on heel and toe mis-hits. The new 360° undercut lowers
the center of gravity to generate the optimal combination of trajectory and distance desired by better players.
PSi – KEY TECHNOLOGIES
• New Cut-Thru Speed Pocket
Provides more distance and consistency, especially for shots struck low on the face.
• Face Slots
For improved distance on heel and toe shots, with increased consistency on all shots across the face.
• Multi-Material Damping System with HYBRAR material, plus tungsten weights in long irons and forged short irons.
Gives golfers long irons that optimize ball flight and distance gaps; short irons that deliver the ultimate feel and control.
• Carefully considered shaping
Clean and precise look preferred by better players that inspires confidence at address.
• Inverted Cone Technology
To expand the COR zone, resulting in more ball speed and distance on off-center hits.
• Progressive Spec Package
Blade lengths, toplines, and offsets that gradually progress from 3 – PW which are designed to optimize performance for each clubs specific role.
• Sub-2.0mm ultra-thin face
Higher COR from a smaller head size and shape provides surprisingly long distance from a compact shape.
• 360* Undercut
Lowers CG location for optimal trajectory from all irons throughout the set.
“PSi has everything better players demand from an iron, and so much more. Whether you want superior sound and feel or increased ball speed and distance, you no longer have to compromise.”
-TOMO BYSTEDT
DIRECTOR PRODUCT CREATION – IRONS
Dan
9 years ago
Blah, blah, blah. Ever release is all about how great they are. Blah, blah, blah.
Nick Goodman
9 years ago
Andrew Soppitt
Andrew Soppitt
9 years ago
I haven’t worn a hole in these irons yet!
Jamie McCormack
9 years ago
Player Select Irons
Ed
9 years ago
More crap. Different day. Does anyone really care?
hckymeyer
9 years ago
Wow, a lot of haters out there. I guess if you release something sooner than every two years you are single handedly ruining the game of golf
Terry
9 years ago
Was wondering when T-M was releasing a new set of irons, must be a couple of weeks since their last one.
Jeff Sy
9 years ago
I liked the player version of this head better…great shaft options will be available…the player version is quite time oven of the old lt heads but forged…
Frank Knox
9 years ago
What a piece of crap !!!
JB
9 years ago
Still won;t kick my 300 forged out of the bag, nothing has.
JB
9 years ago
Still won’t kick my 300 forged out of the bag, nothing has.
Dave S
9 years ago
No problem with these. In the very least, it means I’ll be able to buy the RSi1s for reduced price later this year.
Stephen Sommerfield
9 years ago
Now with a slot in the hosel for shanks!
Tom
9 years ago
Lol. I hit my shank much further now with these new hosel slots! #Shankier
Casey
9 years ago
Worst part about Taylormade irons is it’s to the point that I don’t even know what models fall into what categories. There is zero consistency in their naming convention so every release you have to look up what is the players, game improvement, or super game improvement lines.
Jim S
9 years ago
Thats because they don’t want you to know the difference. Sort of like buying a mattress. But Callaway is no better as I am looking for new irons and they have just as many mattresses to confuse you …..and make apples to apples impossible.
I have to believe all the negative comments are from people who just bought new irons this year.
Michael Farland
9 years ago
probably has a 38° pitching wedge
Rick
9 years ago
So should we jump snd scream with excitement? When will enough be enough? Getting tired of all the bogus hype and constent releases.
Barry
9 years ago
Is it real carbon fibre or just decoration?
John O’Neill
9 years ago
The club does not even look good.
Cullen Davis
9 years ago
More Taylor made garbage
Kyle Morris
9 years ago
Psi?
Nick Flack
9 years ago
A little late on the new release…
Harry B. Gasparett
9 years ago
Nice and clean!!
Say what!?
9 years ago
Nice and clean!?!? Hahhahaha!!
How do you define clean? Those are insanely busy and over designed and full of junk elements. Carbon sticker, layered brand badging, assortment of colorful bling graphics, gimmicks all over the face sole and back.
Have you ever seen a really clean iron?
Nathan Murray
9 years ago
I bet these new irons go 70 yards longer than last years.
Ray Murphy
9 years ago
David Tomlinson you need to trade up
George Palombi
9 years ago
Sorry TM. You jumped the shark years ago. Sales down the tubes and 7264838 new drivers & irons every 4 months won’t help.
Mike Amtsberg
9 years ago
Been like that for years, put a turd in a different package and its still a turd, innovate something instead or repackaging. Lowering the center of gravity .0000005 mm isn’t a “new” club”
Guy Crawford
9 years ago
Looks similar to their recent iron sets
brlawyer
9 years ago
They look like the irons my club pro fitted me with 3 months ago. $700 for P thru 5.
But for my spouse, they would have been replaced 2 months ago. No distance consistency. A well-hit P flies 90 yards. My Titleist 58 degree wedge flies 95 yards. The 7 iron is consistent at 135 yards. Overall, the set is pure shit.
Joshua Voigt
9 years ago
Do away with all the crap and bring back the Burner line. Put it in play for a year and quit flooding the market!
Diego Pietrafesa
9 years ago
just another TM iron =)
Simon George
9 years ago
Looks fine to me!
Alex Pegler
9 years ago
Looks a little like Titleist AP2 716
Suwitcha Musijaral
9 years ago
old RBZ iron
Paul
9 years ago
Um, ok. It’s an iron. It has new initials. With TaylorMade, I assume that’s the extent of the “innovation”. Sad what they’ve become.
rudy
8 years ago
I play r-11’s and I wouldn’t trade them, ive tried and I go back to r 11