| | | FEATURE NEW "SPEED POCKET" TECHNOLOGY - THIS POCKET
CREATES A SUPER-REACTIVE FACE THAT ROCKETS THE BALL WITH INCREDIBLE DISTANCE AND ACCURACYAUCTION IS FOR A BRAND NEW OF HEATER BMT TAYLOR FIT MADE
ROCKET BLADE CUSTOM GOLF IRON SET
CUSTOM FIT WITH STS PRECISION STEPPED OR STEPLESS STEEL SHAFTS
(8 IRONS TOTAL) YOUR CHOICE LOFTS (8 IRON SET):
3-PW4-PW + ( CHOOSE - SW, AW or LW)
5-PW + ( CHOOSE 2 - SW, AW or LW) + INCLUDES LIE ADJUSTMENT (IF NEEDED - PLEASE SEE CHART BELOW)
ACHIEVE YOUR PERFECT BALL FLIGHT (-1* FLAT, -2* FLAT, -3* FLAT, STANDARD LIE, +1* UPRIGHT, +2* UPRIGHT, +3* UPRIGHT) |
#1 CUSTOM PROLINE ON THE MARKET TODAY!
ONE TIME SPECIAL OFFER FROM PROSERIESGOLF!
CUSTOM IRON SET RETAILS FOR $299.99
SPECIAL INTRO OFFER $130.50 Auction is for A BRAND NEW HEATER BMT CUSTOM IRON SET8 IRONS TOTAL - YOUR CHOICE OF LOFTS:
3-PW
4-PW + ( CHOOSE - SW, AW or LW)
5-PW + ( CHOOSE 2 - SW, AW or LW) + CHOICE OF LIE (SEE CHART BELOW)
SUPER HOT!! THE BALL GOES TOO FAR!! PRESS RELEASE:The new Heater BMT Iron (TaylorMade® RocketBladez™ Style) features a Speed Pocket power slot in the sole of the #3 iron through #7 iron that creates a super-reactive face that rockets the ball out of the fairway or rough with incredible distance and accuracy.A by product of the Speed Pocket enhances the heel-toe weighting for superior forgiveness with a classic look that the serious golfer appreciates; also revolutionizes iron performance not only in terms of distance, but also distance-control and feel. The RBZ Speed Pocket, in conjunction with the highly sophisticated face design, adds up to 10 COR points to the face compared to standard irons, and promotes dramatically less drop-off in ball speed on impacts low on the face—where the majority of iron mis-hits occur. That means the COR low on the face is higher than it’s ever been in aniron, and the benefit is that thin shots carry significantly farther. Material: 431 Stainless Steel/Polyurethane Reactive Face Length: 77mm Hosel Depth: 32mm Sole Depth: 25mm Toe Height: 54mm Finish: Polished Diameter: .370 Tip
Longer/Straighter than TaylorMade R11, R11s, RocketBallz, Nike sumo sq 5900, 5000, Callaway FT-5, FT-iQ, Cobra, G-10, Tech a4, XLS, r7 Limited, r9, SQ Dymo 2, Speedline, FT-i, CGB max, Burner, L4V, G-10, SQ SUMO, XLS, FT-9, SQ DYMO, D2, r11, F2, 910 D2; D3; RBZ; Diablo Octane, Bang golf. | WINNING BIDDER: After your Purchase you may customize the iron set (please specify preferences with your payment): Winning bidder must specify length preference (mens standard 5 Iron length is 38", #6 Iron 37.5" etc.) -- please specify length:
-3", -2 1/2", -2", -1 1/2", -1", -1/2", Standard Mens Length, +1/2", +1", +1 1/2", +2", +2 1/2", +3" etc... Lofts - 8 IRONS TOTAL - YOUR CHOICE:
3-PW
4-PW + ( CHOOSE - SW, AW or LW)
5-PW + ( CHOOSE 2 - SW, AW or LW)
Choice of Shafts and Flex:STS Precision Stepped Steel (Ladies, Senior, Regular, Stiff or X Flex)
STS Precision Stepless Steel (Ladies, Senior, Regular, Stiff or X Flex)
Grip: Tour Wrap or Multi-Cord Compound (Lady, Mens Standard, Midsize or Oversize)
Lie: ACHIEVE YOUR PERFECT BALL FLIGHT (-1* FLAT, -2* FLAT, -3* FLAT, STANDARD LIE, +1* UPRIGHT, +2* UPRIGHT, +3* UPRIGHT) |
Lie Angle Adjustment
The lie adjustment is based on the golfer's wrist to the floor measurement | Height | 4'10" to 5'6" | 5'6" to 6'2" | 6'2" to 6'7" | | Wrist to floor | | | 39 1/4" | | +3 degrees (upright) | | 38 3/4" | | +3 degrees (upright) | +3 degrees (upright) | | 38 1/4" | +3 degrees (upright) | +3 degrees (upright) | +3 degrees (upright) | | 37 3/4" | +3 degrees (upright) | +3 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | | 37 1/4" | +3 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | | 36 3/4" | +2 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | | 36 1/4" | +2 degrees (upright) | +2 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | | 35 3/4" | +2 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | | 35 1/4" | +1 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | | 34 3/4" | +1 degrees (upright) | +1 degrees (upright) | Standard Lie | | 34 1/4" | +1 degrees (upright) | Standard Lie | Standard Lie | | 33 3/4" | Standard Lie | Standard Lie | Standard Lie | | 33 1/4" | Standard Lie | Standard Lie | -1 degree (Flat) | | 32 3/4" | Standard Lie | -1 degree (Flat) | -1 degree (Flat) | | 32 1/4" | -1 degree (Flat) | -1 degree (Flat) | -1 degree (Flat) | | 31 3/4" | -1 degree (Flat) | -1 degree (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | | 31 1/4" | -1 degree (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | | 30 3/4" | -2 degrees (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | | 30 1/4" | -2 degrees (Flat) | -2 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | | 29 3/4" | -2 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | | 29 1/4" | -3 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | | 28 3/4" | -3 degrees (Flat) | -3 degrees (Flat) | | | 28 1/4" | -3 degrees (Flat) | |
Choosing the correct lie:Lie is the angle that the hosel of the iron makes with the rest of the iron head. Generally, each iron has a hosel (this is the part of the iron that connects with the shaft) that projects out from the clubhead ata standard lie. By adjusting the hosel lie of the club (or the angle that the hosel forms with the rest of the iron head) can be altered to better fit a player's physical characteristics.If you stand at address with a club and look at how the bottom of the clubhead is touching the ground you will know how your lie should be adjusted. If the middle bottom of the clubhead is on the ground then the lie of the club is perfect. If the toe of the club is pointing up in the air and the heel of the club is on the ground then this means that your current lie is too upright and needs to be made flatter. If the heel of the club is in the air and the toe is on the ground then the club is too flat and needs to be made more upright.Shorter players generally prefer a flatter lie (the hosel bent down) to adjust for the fact that their arms are closer to the ground. Taller players generally prefer a more upright lie (the hosel bent up) to help them adjust for their arms and torso being higher up.The lie angle of the golf club can have a significant impact on ball flight. If the angle is too flat (heel in the air), the toe of the club will impact the ground first and have a tendency to push the ball to the right. If too upright (toe in the air), the ball flight will tend to be to the left especially with the more lofted irons.
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