TaylorMade R7 Draw Graphite Irons
Inverted cone technology gives TaylorMade R7 Draw Graphite Irons; it positions the weight further back to make for a more powerful shot that is easier to square up. The inverted cone that lies directly behind the sweet spot also gives greater speed and distance to every shot. All this and several other technological advancements make the TaylorMade R7 Draw Graphite Irons extremely flexible and attractive to all levels of players but what makes them great is the graphite shaft.Graphite shaft irons are often more expensive than steel shaft irons and many people wonder why they should pay the difference in prices. While the cost differences between steel and graphite has decreased in recent years most graphite sets still cost a bit more—they are worth the price. The graphite shaft has a flexibility that steel can never have. This reduces the painful vibrations of a mishit that can occur with any level of skill. Having a more pleasant experience is not the only reason to want better vibration control. Getting rid of the stinging from mishits allows players to concentrate harder on each shot as the game goes on, and it also keeps a players swing strong and steady.
Graphite has more advantages than just vibration control. Graphite, unlike steel, has a flexibility that helps to compensate for a weak, or even an overpowered swing. The TaylorMade R7 Draw Graphite Irons come in 4 – SW and give even scratch players a good game that can help make every outing more enjoyable.
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