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TaylorMade Tour Preferred MB

$899.99 Released March, 2011

The Pros:State-of-the-art aesthetics are appealing to modern golfers - multiple surface finishes, weighting screws and intricate font detailing are apparent. Head size is relatively compact - can be very helpful when shooting on rough terrain or from an inconsistent lie. Irons are highly maneuverable - weighting screws provide a consistent center of gravity for full left/right control.

The Cons:Trajectory may be overwhelming to some players - ball spin/flight is inconsistent amongst short and long irons.

The TaylorMade Tour Preferred MB is a top-of-the-line golf iron set similar to the TaylorMade Tour Preferred MC. Meant exclusively for expert players, the Tour Preferred MB trades all of the Tour Preferred MC's game-improving features (carbon composite badges) for features focusing on shot control, namely: a forged muscleback design, 6-Step net forging process and state of the art shaping and an advanced groove design.

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Each Tour Preferred MB iron's forged muscleback design features clean lines, a compact shape ideal for advanced players and minimal offset for the purest feel and workability. Its 6-Step net forging process provides each Tour Preferred MB iron with a more precisely finished head for precise shot control. Meanwhile, each Tour Preferred MB iron's advanced groove design promotes greater spin and control from the rough.

Features

Forged muscleback with clean lines, compact player's shape and minimal offset
6-Step net forging process and state of the art shaping produce a more precisely finished head
Advanced groove design promotes more spin and control from the rough
Precision-weighting port guarantees precise swingweights while ensuring optimal CG location in every clubhead
Shaft torque: 1.8 degrees
Butt diameter: 0.600"
Designed for expert players

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State-of-the-art aesthetics are appealing to modern golfers - multiple surface finishes, weighting screws and intricate font detailing are apparent
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Head size is relatively compact - can be very helpful when shooting on rough terrain or from an inconsistent lie
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Irons are highly maneuverable - weighting screws provide a consistent center of gravity for full left/right control
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Turf performance is exceptional - divot shots involve minimal "digging" with similar ease during fairway bunker play
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"Neutral" dimensions appeal to a wide variety of players - toe shape and top line thickness are recognizable and familiar to experienced golfers