Taylormade rsi 2

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

TaylorMade Grip. Club is new in plastic, club was custom built. Ferrules are solid black. Photos are stock. Found a lower price?

Taylormade rsi 2

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. That, in theory, will help generate more ball speed on mishits than previous TaylorMade irons. The RSi 1 irons are the largest and most forgiving of the three irons in the RSi family. Aimed squarely at the higher handicap golfer looking for maximum forgiveness, their Face Slots, Speed Pockets and thin faces help deliver consistent ball speeds all over the face. The irons are cast from stainless steel and the 8-iron through AW are cast from stainless steel. The RSi 2 irons are aimed at better players looking for a more traditional shape, sound and feel. The 3-AW contain five different constructions to maximize feel, distance, sound and consistency. Tungsten has been added low in the toe of the irons for added forgiveness. The irons are cast from stainless steel, and the 8-PW are cast from stainless steel, but with the added feel benefit of a forged carbon steel face insert.

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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.

Golfstead is reader-supported. When you buy through links on the site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Like its game-improvement brother, the RSi 1, the RSi 2 is the first iron to feature FaceSlot Technology which helps preserve ball speeds across the clubface. Is the RSi 2 iron worth the buy? Read on to find out what you need to know about it to make an informed purchase. Note: Unless otherwise stated, stock shafts and stock grips are used when evaluating this club. In most cases, the golf clubs reviewed on Golfstead are acquired temporarily for testing purposes and are not purchased. The review that follows is based on the personal experience and research of the author.

Taylormade rsi 2

Jump to navigation. In the video review above, Golfmagic Assistant Editor Andy Roberts joined Golfmagic readers Brian Tracy, a 5-handicap player, and Geraint Ingram, a handicapper, before putting the new game improvement and better player irons available mid-November through their paces. Nobody's perfect and mis-hits do occasionally happen even for the likes of your Tour pros such as Justin Rose and Sergio Garcia. This discovery led the company to the development of a revolutionary new technology designed to improve consistency and distance on off-centre strikes. With brand new Face Slot Technology working in tangent with an improved Speed Pocket with Thru Slot Technology , the new RSi irons provide the golfer with forgiveness across the entire face as opposed to just on the bottom when catching the ball thin. Utilising Face Slot Technology 3- to 8-iron for the first ever time in an iron, RSi represents TaylorMade's longest ever iron, and that's even when missing the sweet spot. Two slots are located near the heel and toe of the clubface to provide uniform flexion across the face, and this also helps protect ball speed and generates more consistent distance on off-centre hits. An improved Speed Pocket with ThruSlot Technology 3- to 7-iron provides ball speed protection on shots below the centre of the face and increases launch angle and ball speed on all shots.

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Ultimately, you should play what makes you happy. Published 7 years ago on Aug 27, Skip to content. Submit Feedback. You can see that there is a little bit of offset in the long irons, gradually decreasing to virtually none in the wedges. Badging is mostly silver with just small black accents that should appeal to even the pickiest golfers. You may receive a partial or no refund on used, damaged or materially different returns. The stock steel shaft is the new True Temper Reax 90, which will produce a slightly flatter trajectory than the Speedblade stock shaft. GC Feb 21, at am. That, in theory, will help generate more ball speed on mishits than previous TaylorMade irons. The biggest change of course is the face slots. Like the other testers, I found the M2 to launch the ball much higher and is to yards longer than my Adams XTD forged 7 iron. The RSi 1 irons are the largest and most forgiving of the three irons in the RSi family.

Who are they for? Golfers looking for more distance and forgiveness.

We work hard to protect your security and privacy. Launch condition data seems off to me. So coming from both a single digit, and a high double-digit, the M1 won this battle of wills. Who cares if it was a six or seven iron? Bottom line: M2 is the longest iron I have ever hit. The 5 iron is the same loft as my r9 4 iron! Initial payment breakdown. Hi Matt, Thanks for the review. The extra strength is said to increase ball speed and forgiveness. Contact Us Advertise Subscribe. Details To add the following enhancements to your purchase, choose a different seller. Both better players and mid-handicap golfers looking to improve will appreciate the feedback these clubs provide. I had one question.