TaylorMade RAC CGB irons
'These clubs are delicious

When TaylorMade introduced me to this CGB (Centre Gravity Back) club in March, I hit a handful of balls with a 5-iron on the Collingtree Park range and wanted to take it home with me!
And I have not been disappointed. The feel of a well-struck shot with either the 5- or 8-iron is sublime - indeed there's hardly any feel at all, just the mental experience of having 'creamed' it. In fact, I'm so keen to play these clubs rather than those either side of them in my bag, that I tend to de-loft or add loft rather than choose an alternative iron of another make. As for the wedge, it soars high and plummets to almost a dead stop from around 90-110 yards out. And I can control the ball as if on puppet strings from the fringes. If the 'powers that be' decided tomorrow that we could only use three irons, a putter and a driver I’d accept it in a trice! | |
Verdict | |
These clubs are delicious – both to look at and to play. The only drawback is that they are hugely expensive and at 1,000 quid, far beyond the pocket of most golfing mortals. In time the price will drop - but don’t hold your breath. While clubs this good are around it will be a long wait. | |
Golfmagic rating: 9/10 | |