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Almost anyone, even a high-handicap player, can hit a pitching wedge or a 9 iron. But give that same golfer a middle or low iron, and they are unable to pull off the shot. Well, those days may be over. Tourmaker Golf, a Southern California-based company, has launched a complete set of hybrid ironwoods (3-iron through pitching wedge) that help solve the mystery of hitting successful long-iron shots. The concept was simple. Since short irons have more loft, they are easier to hit. The closer your hands are to the club face at address, the easier it is to master the hand-eye coordination required to strike the ball more solidly. Unlike other hybrids, Tourmaker Ironwoods do not sacrifice accuracy and control for greater distance. Each club has the same length, loft, weight and lie of the corresponding traditional iron and is played exactly the same. Yardage acclimation is almost immediate, but you will probably find that an easier swing is sufficient. Based on the design of Tourmaker Ironwoods, an extraordinary amount of weight was moved away from the club face, offering a level of “forgiveness” that was unheard of — until now. The hollow body construction allows the sole to be wider than an iron, shifting the center of gravity down and raising the club head’s moment of inertia. In the end, it makes for the most playable set of golf clubs ever produced. What does this mean for golfers? They are able to employ significantly less effort in their golf swings, and still get the desired results. The Tourmaker Ironwoods are USGA-conforming and give golfers confidence to select the right club for the desired distance, from 3-iron to pitching wedge. For more information, call (949) 429-7690 or visit tourmakergolf.com. |
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