Taylor Made r7 Draw Irons
The new r7 draw irons have been released, and with Taylor Made’s Draw-Weighted Technology behind them have been designed to incorporate the natural draw we’re all after!
By maximising the degree of offset and positioning the leading edge of the clubface behind the front of the hosel this will allow an extra fraction of a second to square off the club face and results in what should be a natural draw.
By introducing their draw-weighted technology to these irons Taylor Made has removed significant weight from the toe and repositioned it in the heel resulting in a movement of the centre of gravity closer to the shaft, also resulting in a deeper toe-based cavity design. The benefits of the deeper cavity will allow for easy launch off the clubface both in terms of height and distance. The r7 draw irons not only have a large cavity but also the sole is wide and cambered, designed to prevent digging and instead glides smoothly through the surface.
The r7 draw with its oversized clubface and cavity will provide greater consistency and reliability, especially on the off centre and miss-hit shots. Similar in technology and feel to the Callaway Big Bertha irons, Taylor Made have taken the next step from their RAC oversized irons and introduced their Draw-Weighted Technology to an iron. The Draw-Weighted Technology has been a massive success on the r7 drivers and hopefully these irons will continue in that success.
Available at onlinegolf for £369.99
March 17th, 2008 at 12:01 pm
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April 14th, 2008 at 12:49 am
These are very nice irons for high to mid handicap golfers, especially for golfers who slice. With all golf clubs it’s give and take. While these irons may be forgiving which is perfect for some golfers, better golfers need control. And forgiving clubs loose the ability to control and shape shots. Example: If you need to slice the ball for a utility shot, it will be difficult with this club.
August 17th, 2008 at 11:33 am
I had Taylor made RAC irons and got on with them quite well. However with my long irons i did have a bit of a slice,so i treated myself to a set of the r7 Draw irons…worst thing i ever did,now shank a lot of shots. My golf swing is shot to bits. I am sure the problem is me i am a high handicap golfer (19) and not the clubs. The moral of the story is before you buy any clubs make sure they suit your swing
September 9th, 2008 at 5:37 pm
im a 9 hcp, bought these club basicly because i’ve always wanted to turn the ball over more.huge mistake,at first they seemed ok (lots of distance) but once i kinda grooved my swing to the clubs their almost impossible to control the draw.so much for a 400.00 mistake-i’ve since put my clevelands back in the bag! better to suffer the ocaisonial push to the right than this torture