Improved Weight Distribution to Optimize Ball Flight in Short-, Middle- and Long-Irons
Weight distribution varies in every Burner 2.0 clubhead to improve long-, middle- and short-iron ball flight. In the long-irons, weight has been shifted toward the back of the head, to promote easy launch, and toward the toe and heel, to promote greater stability and forgiveness. In the middle-irons, weight is distributed more evenly and slightly higher to promote workability while still providing forgiveness. In the short-irons, weight is positioned even higher, to promote a lower, more controllable ball flight, and centered, to promote increased clubhead control. Additionally, the center of gravity in the short-irons is closer to the face, similar to a blade, to increase feel and to promote lower flight.
Every individual Burner 2.0 Irons boasts a different face thickness. The thinnest and fastest faces are in the long-irons, with the face in each successive iron growing thicker down through the middle- and short-irons. The thinner face, the higher the COR to promote more ball speed and distance; the thicker the face, the greater the feel.
Progressive Topline Thickness, Improved Multi-Functional Sole and TaylorMade’s Renowned Inverted Cone Technology
Toplines in the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons are substantial and strong in the long-irons, and grow progressively thinner down through the middle- and short-irons. The multi-functional solecheap golf clubs, introduced in the original Burner iron, has been improved by recessing the heel and toe and beveling the rear, all to reduce drag and make it easier to make clean, solid contact.
TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons won more and more attentions of the general fans since TaylorMade CEO Mark King would announced the new product via webcast.
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