New Low Trajectory irons from TaylorMade

Claim to combine looks and workability of a forged iron with a low trajectory flight and forgiveness of a cavity back club.

New Low Trajectory irons from TaylorMade
New Low Trajectory irons from TaylorMade
TaylorMade rac LT iron


The introduction of
TayorMade’s
new rac LT irons, closely pursues the launch of its updated rac OS models and claims to combine the looks, size and workability of a forged iron with a low trajectory flight and the forgiving, playability of an oversized cavity back.

The LT (Low Trajectory) iron, says TaylorMade, delivers a lower, more powerful but easy-to-control ball flight, for players who generate from 85 to 115 mph of clubhead speed but who prefer the look of a forged blade.

Thin ‘feel pockets’ and the shape and depth of the cavity pad combine to reduce vibration at impact. A thinner clubface helps save weight to improve the centre of gravity location and increase impact velocity, say the makers.

Shaft options include the new graphite LT85 and T-Step Pro 110-gram steel. Tip-firm, both promote a lower trajectory. Flexes are R,S and X

The range of options in the set are from 2-iron to 9-iron, plus PW, AW and SW, with a recommended price of £599 for steel shafts and £699 for graphite (3-PW). They will be available in right and left-handed models from the beginning of December.


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