TaylorMade Golf SpeedBlade Iron Review

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SpeedBlade irons take our Speed Pocket™ to the next level, giving golfers an instrument that will change the nature of their approach shots to help them hit more greens and shoot lower scores. SpeedBlade is radically differently than any other iron in terms of look, speed, launch, spin, feel, sound.

Visually, SpeedBlade irons are striking, combining a two-tone, satin nickel chrome plating with dark smoke satin ion plating (IP). Internally, the key performance feature that separates SpeedBlade from the pack is the Speed Pocket, a handle-bar shaped slot in the sole of the 3-7 irons that enables a large area of the face to flex and rebound at impact, resulting in faster ball speed, higher launch and better feel.

The Speed Pocket performs where golfers need it most. Our research indicates that 72% of shots by 5- to 25-handicappers are impacted below the center of the face, which typically results in low-launching shots of inconsistent distance. The Speed Pocket helps you launch those low-impact shots on a consistently higher, longer carrying and softer-landing flight.

The improved Speed Pocket has been widened and lengthened, giving golfers more face area toward the toe and heel that promotes a high launch angle, strong ball flight and a steep, quick stopping descent angle. The Speed Pocket also features a cut through slot internally, which allows for more flex and rebound on the bottom part of the face, making the SpeedBlade iron set the fastest face TaylorMade has ever created, measuring right up to USGA COR limit.

Critical to the performance and visual appeal of SpeedBlade irons is their progressive shaping throughout the set. The slender topline and sole in the short irons promote better workability, feel and control. The long irons feature a bigger topline to inspire confidence at address, and have each been optimized to promote phenomenal distance as well as fantastic feel and sound, thanks to the vibration-dampening qualities of the Speed Pocket polymer and multi-material badge.

TaylorMade engineers carefully managed the distance-gaps between each SpeedBlade iron by meticulously controlling loft, face thickness, CG location, shaft characteristics, club-length and, most importantly, the behavior of the Speed Pocket. The result is a complete iron set that delivers balanced and consistent gaps between every club. And as drivers, fairway woods and Rescue clubs have evolved to deliver more and more distance, TaylorMade engineers designed SpeedBlade to close the gap between the longest iron and the shortest metalwood in your bag.

Feature
New elongated Speed Pocket
Benefit
Faster face and more ball speed in the center, down low, toward the toe and toward the heel

Feature
Lowest CG of any TaylorMade distance iron
Benefit
Easy to launch on a high and strong flight

Feature
Individually engineered heads
Benefit
Optimized distance, trajectory, control, spin, feel and sound

Feature
Advanced head structure, Speed Pocket polymer and multi-material badge
Benefit
Absorbs unwanted vibration to promote fantastic sound and feel

Feature
Balanced distance gaps between each iron
Benefit
Every iron is valuable; closes gap between longest iron and lowest metalwood

Feature
Bending notch
Benefit
Easier to bend for loft and lie adjustments

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Comments

Damian OToole says:

hi rick, are these suitable for beginners? i like these and G30s. any
thoughts?

Jaydubb Whizzle says:

Thanks for the review. I noticed you said that these clubs are longer
shafted than the average clubs. I generally have to add a half inch to my
irons. Would you suggest adding the extra half inch to these given they
are longer than normal?

nick barak says:

the replay is annoying just saying

sean craig says:

The 3 iron is 17* and i can hit it square almost every time, i could never
do that with a 2 iron so i don’t know what Taylormade is doing but it
works.

Eddy Choe says:

Ooooh i love these clubs. I have 3iron to 9 irons and I love them to death.

julian zacharias says:

with TM history of releasing new clubs every few months, how can you get
annoyed when you buy TM’s knowing this.all things aside these clubs are
very good.Explosive off the face, forgiving and long.yes I know loft and
lenght but this is an all round soild set.

Rick Shiels PGA says:

Thanks very much Rick

Andrew Baynes says:

Rick, good vid – we need to see a match play face off between you and mark
crossfield

Rick Shiels PGA says:

Thanks Very Much!!! Rick

David McKeown says:

Hi Rick, love your video’s. I am very intrested in your yellow V blue TM. I
just spent $1000 on rocketbladz and Im pretty pissed off with TM at the
moment.

GENO Dboy says:

THERE ON E BAY FOR UNDER $400

Sgt Pepper says:

Good vid,thumbs up

sasquatchtour says:

Rocketbladez are awesome clubs and in my opinion the best cast iron in
golf. The genius part about it as a distance iron is that distances in the
long irons are not bunched. With the rocketbladez you get the look of a
ping I20 with closer forgiveness to the G20 line and for me the Rbladez 4
iron was 4 yds longer carried higher stopped quicker than my i20 3 iron.
Looks like the SpeedBlade improves slightly on a great iron

Darth Fader says:

Great review. With the next video comparing the rocketbladez can you also
show the height difference on each shot?

patrick oakley says:

Great vid dude

Rick Shiels PGA says:

Thanks for watching. Rick

Greg Harding says:

Can’t wait to see ‘Blue’ vs ‘Yellow’ woohoo

Drift Wood says:

Yeah good review thx

GalaxyTrigger82 says:

@RickShielsPGAGolf im thinking of investing in a new set of irons what set
would you recommend from last year or even 2 years ago? im a low 80’s
player i choose power over accuracy so i like really forgiving irons im
playing the callaway x20’s right now.

Rick Shiels PGA says:

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Rick

Philip Otter says:

Great rewiew, thx!

Matthew Brandl says:

Taylor made don’t make big differences in each club but an little
difference over 5 year means that eventually there will be a big difference
and yes Geno dboy you can get fakes for 400 dollars

lethomadness says:

i dont understand why do you want distance with irons? just go back a club?

Rick Shiels PGA says:

Great contest coming soon

lethomadness says:

taylormade lol how manny clubs a year these money whores make

Ray M says:

Garbage! In 6 months they will claim to have a set that will go 20 yards
further. A 6 iron with 23 degrees of loft perharps. I am all for getting
more distance but don’t claim it because of some stupid speed slot. It’s
all in the loft and length. TM are marketing geniues, so I can’t take that
away from them. Look at all you buying clubs from them every 6 months.

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