Golf enthusiasts hoping to get more distance on their shots may want to invest in a set of TaylorMade Burner 2.0 custom irons.
The new clubs have different face thicknesses, with the thinner ones offering players more ball speed and distance.
A performance test revealed that a player using the Burner 2.0 six-iron managed to strike golf balls more than 12 yards further than they did with the nearest competitor.
PGA pro John Jacobs told Golf Monthly that the “striking product” builds upon the strong qualities developed in the earlier model.
He asserted that the irons could be the ideal companion for players who want a powerful club but who value ease of use highly as well.
“the larger head may not suit all, but these irons will help increase distance. the redesigned sole gives a really good feel,” he stated.
Jacobs suggested that those who have a handicap of eight or higher may find the golf clubs particularly useful when they take to the fairways.
Those who are kitting out a new golf bag will not have a complete set until they invest in a quality driver and the Callaway Diablo Octane Black I-Mix Driver may be the perfect selection.
It was developed using Forged Composite, which the manufacturer claims is the “lightest, strongest and most precise” material it has used.
According to the developer, using this in the crown of the club head enabled engineers to accurately set the centre of gravity and moment of inertia to promote accurate trajectories.
Among the professional golfers who have invested in a Diablo Octane golf club are Ernie Els and 2008 Masters Champion Trevor Immelman.
To complete the new set of equipment, those who are treating themselves may want to consider a stylish pair of new golf shoes to go with their clubs.
The Puma Cell Fusion 2 models may be the perfect addition to an outfit and could improve a player’s look and game.
Rickie Fowler, the 2010 PGA Rookie of the Year, has already invested in a pair of the golf shoes.
They feature a new upper, which has high frequency welded quarter panels in the saddle and heel to provide those on the course with greater support.
Directional moulded Smart Quills have also been used along with Fast Twist 2 directional locking technology.
However, the benefits are not solely technical, as Puma included a footbed cover lining to improve temperature control and add “anti-microbial fighting oomph”.
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