Inspiring Golf

TaylorMade Tour Preferred Irons
A Masterful Blend of Modern Technology and Classic Design  

» Classic blade shape incorporates a thin topline and shorter blade-length from heel to toe for a clean, compact look at address

» Shallow, undercut cavity redistributes weight to the heel and toe pads for increased stability and more solid feel at impact

» Tour-configured sole optimizes turf interaction for maximum playability

» Inverted Cone clubface technology expands the clubs sweetspot for consistent distance on off-center hits

» Vibration-management cavity badge finely tunes sound and feedback for a satisfying sound and solid feel.

The TaylorMade Tour Preferred are a set ofTour Inspired irons designed using modern technology, with a classic design and is intended for serious golfers. The classic blade shape has a thin topline and shorter blade-length giving a clean, compact look at address. A shallow, undercut vibration-management cavity redistributes weight to the heel and toe pads giving more stability and a solid feel upon impact, as well as a satisfying sound when a ball is struck. The tour-configured sole optimizes turf interaction for maximum playability, while the Inverted Cone clubface expands the sweet spot for more consisted distance on off-center hits. These clubs have an average level swing speed and provide a low to mid height launch. 

TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons are obviously designed for better players than I, the TaylorMade Tour Preferred has a thin topline and short blade length for a more traditional players’ look. The sole also caters to the low handicapper with a “tour-configured” sole that emphasizes workability from all types of lies.

But the clubs also inforporate features that have become a standard with modern TaylorMade clubs. There’s an undercut cavity that moves the club weight around for increased stabiity, and TaylorMade’s inverted cone technology, which creates a larger sweet spot across the face.

The inverted cone is one technology that I really believe in. I think it absolutely works on my Taylormade irons, fairway metals and driver.