Taylormade rsi 2

The TaylorMade RSi2 irons deliver improved mishits to the better players. Decent look and feel.

Who are they for? Golfers looking for more distance and forgiveness. It works like this — a polymer-filled slot in the sole makes the bottom of the irons more flexible, which helps shot hit on the bottom of the clubface launch higher, faster and with less spin. So what about shots hit on the heel and toe? The new Face Slot Technology, which is included in the irons of each set, is like Speed Pockets for the heel and toe areas of the club. When mishits happen there, the slots allow the face to more easily.

Taylormade rsi 2

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His best shots of the day came with the RSi 1 irons.

Do they deliver? Mis-hits happen. Year after year they have claimed to have created the longest clubs ever. I can only absorb so much hyperbolic marketing before I basically become immune to it and tune it out. So now they have shifted the direction to forgiveness. The more aggressive the campaign, the less I tend to pay attention to it, which is a shame because TaylorMade does make excellent irons.

Marginally less offset than RSi 1; the bevelled top edge makes it appear thinner than it is. The slots on the face are more subtle, you barely notice them. I got a high ball speed relative to club speed and a mid-to-high trajectory. Could barely miss the target line, very straight even on off-centre hits. Slots that boost ball speeds on shots struck towards the heel and toe. A Speed Pocket in the irons helps maintain ball speed on shots struck low on the face. Have been playing off 10 for a while now - needed to make a change - blades feel great but was not playing with distance or consistency.

Taylormade rsi 2

Way back in , I posted my first iron review and it was for a set of irons I actually paid money for the horror! Those TaylorMade Burner 2. It seemed only natural then for me to review the new TaylorMade RSi2 irons. Basically meaning that in a pinch like a rental set anyone can play them and not have any real complaints.

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What set of irons would you recommend for a once a week type player with 10 handicap looking for a little more forgiveness and consistency? Ball speed on heel and toe side of center dropped about 2 mph on average, but the shots were very playable. Thinned shots definitely felt thin, but not painful or anything. Tom Stickney Nov 18, at pm. It just adds an extra frame of reference for me to go by. Not just different looks. Across the board, the RSi 1 irons, with the larger heads and more forgiveness, generated an average of 1 mph more ball speed and 1 yard more carry. For Testing Threads, the process a bit more involved. I am not a huge fan of the bright-yellow badging, but I probably could get over it. Casey is a typical weekend golfer who would be a perfect fit for the RSi 1 irons, so I was interested to see how he hit them.

Do they deliver? Mis-hits happen. Year after year they have claimed to have created the longest clubs ever.

According to my laser, flush shots were going yards my usual blade 5 iron distance and very high. Not surprisingly, my launch angle and peak height with the TWVs was slightly lower across the board. Scooter McGavin Nov 18, at am. Ball stays high in the air for awhile. Based on the early returns, I could definitely see myself bagging these. Just like the M1, it does not have the forged feeling and does have a clicky sound which I hate. The previous King Tour MIM irons were very underrated and offered great precision with a solid shape that many players liked. Might be a little harder to hit knock down shots, though. Less glare looking down on the iron. The half-mirror finish on the face and top line cuts down the glare at address. There are guys all over the professional tours playing forgiving clubs. By Brian Knudson. Ferrules are solid black. Casey is a typical weekend golfer who would be a perfect fit for the RSi 1 irons, so I was interested to see how he hit them.