Product Description

The TaylorMade R9 TP iron retains the classic look of a traditional iron while incorporating a variety of technical breakthrough designed to enhance performance and help those players playing at the top level of golf or those who are aiming to reach the top level. The compact head includes a semi-straight leading edge, semi-square toe, thin topline and a cambered thin sole. Nick Faldo has influenced the way in which the hosel blends with the leading edge and face to produce a classic looking club that looks as good as it plays.

The R9 TP heads look and sound very solid and at impact they felt that way too. Although the feel was very good for a cast head, it is not quite the same as a forged iron and there are a couple of oversized forged irons around that will have you smiling more than these.

The Taylor Made R9 TP Irons provide serious performance technologies in a classic players shape and size. Classic head shape with new hosel-blend provides a clean, beautiful, and workable head design that for appeal to the skilled players eye.

Product Features

1.Classic player's shape and size with new hosel blend -- clean, beautiful and workable head design will appeal to skilled players

2.Velocity-Control Chamber (VCC) and Inverted Cone Technology in 2- through 5-irons promotes fast and consistent ball speed across the clubface

3.Progressive changes in head construction and face thickness for increased control in short irons and increased ball speed in long irons

4.KBS Tour steel shafts engineered to promote increased stability and energy transfer

 TaylorMade R9 TP Irons 4-9 PSA , May 11, 2012
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I can hit it further and lower when it is hit right, compared to R9 driver. Have not played a lot with it yet because it is winter but as spring comes will play a lot more. the 9.5 degree face is better for me than the 10.5 degree R9 TP Irons 4-9 PSA that goes too high especially into the wind.