TOUR ISSUE * MINT * Taylormade SLDR * 3-PW Irons HEADS

TaylorMade "SLDR" iron heads (HEAD ONLY) - "T" serial number - TOUR ISSUE (3 to PW) Condition : 9 + With the SLDR irons, TaylorMade set out to create a model that would appeal to a very wide group of golfers, from tour players all the way to higher-handicap golfers. This required the design team to not only think about the distances, forgiveness and playability of the irons, but also sound, feel and looks. TaylorMade created a stunning blend of performance and classic styling with the SLDR irons that delivers longer distances with a soft feel and sound that rivals many high-tech forged offerings on the market. Ultra-thin face and enhanced SpeedPocket with ThruSlot Technology One of the ways the TaylorMade product team squeezed more distance out of the irons without having to bulk up the size was by enhancing the SpeedPocket with ThruSlot Technology, which is available in the 3 through 7 irons. Unlike the previous SpeedPocket, the updated 2mm-wide SpeedPocket extends all the way through to the bottom cavity. The ultra-thin faces, deep undercuts and SpeedPockets work together to create a trampoline-like effect at impact that translates into higher ball speeds, launch, distance and also more consistent gapping through the set. The designers also moved some of the weight from the sweet spot to the perimeter, which creates a more stable club at impact and offers more forgiveness. Since the goal of the SLDR irons was to get them into the bags of better players, as well as those simply seeking increased distance and forgiveness, a lot of attention was paid to the feel and sound of the clubs. Each SpeedPocket is filled with polymer and vibration damping technology was also added behind the face. These two main features, in addition to others, work together to generate the soft feel, feedback and sound that better players expect in their irons. The SLDR irons sit between the Tour Preferred CB and the SpeedBlade irons in TaylorMade’s product line, and the SLDR lofts sit right in the middle as well. The SLDR 6-iron has a loft of 28 degrees and the PW is 46 degrees. This makes them more comparable to the Tour Preferred CB, with a 6-iron and PW loft of 28.5 and 46 degrees respectively.