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What would be the major difference between the new TaylorMade R11 irons and the Burner 2.0, or Superlaunch sets?

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Sole width and offset are the biggest differences.  They're all game improving sets but the Burner 2.0 and Super Launch sets are SGI clubs.  The Burners and Super Launches have very wide soles to help prevent the club from digging into the grass and should be more forgiving if your swing is less than ideal.

The R11 is really intended for better players...not SGI clubs but not "players" clubs either.

Always changing:

 

Driver: Cobra S2/Nike VR Pro 10.5º

Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour 4-9i

Hybrid: Titleist 910H 19º & 21º

Wood: TaylorMade R11 3w

Putter: Odyssey White Hot

Wedges: Titleist Vokeys - 48º, 54º, 62º

 

First round: February 2011

 


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The Burner 2.0 irons aren't SGI irons.  They have a medium width sole with a thinnish top line and a shorter heel to toe length than most GI irons, much less SGI irons. They actually look at address more like a player's iron than a GI iron and are played by a few of Taylormade's pros (Natalie Gulbis for one).

My Tools of Ignorance:

Driver: Ping I20 9.5*
Woods/Hybrids: Cobra AMP 3W and 3 HY

Irons: Cobra AMP 4-GW

Wedges: Callaway Forged Copper 56* and 60*

Putters: Scotty Cameron  35" (Several of the flow neck blade variety)

Ball: Bridgestone B330-RX and Srixon Z-Star

Bag: Nike Performance Carry


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The Burner Plus is another good option for those wanting a more traditional looking head but a wider sole to help with mishits.

I can vouch that they really do help a ball get up and go straight on thin hits.

I would put them somewhere in-between the 2.0 and the SuperLaunch as far as game improvement goes.

for example:

2.0 - GI

Burner Plus - Super GI

SuperLaunch - Ultra GI

Driver: Ping G25

3w - Ping K15

3h - TEE Trilogy

4h - TEE Trilogy

5h - TEE Trilogy

Irons: Ping G25 6-LW

Putter: Odyssey White Ice D.A.R.T
Bag: Nike SQ Tour

Optics: Bushnell Tour V2 Slope

Shoes: True Linkswear


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So what do players clubs offer as an advantage over GI or Super GI models?

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Callaway Mack Daddy 2 54*,59*, 64*

Odyssey Metal-X Milled Rossie Putter

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Originally Posted by stevejason

So what do players clubs offer as an advantage over GI or Super GI models?



The allow the better player who knows how the ability tomore easily work the ball (fade or draw when needed) and provide better feedback on mishits.

My Tools of Ignorance:

Driver: Ping I20 9.5*
Woods/Hybrids: Cobra AMP 3W and 3 HY

Irons: Cobra AMP 4-GW

Wedges: Callaway Forged Copper 56* and 60*

Putters: Scotty Cameron  35" (Several of the flow neck blade variety)

Ball: Bridgestone B330-RX and Srixon Z-Star

Bag: Nike Performance Carry


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Thanks for the info.

Callaway Big Bertha 10.5

Callaway X2Hot Hybrids 16*, 22*, 25*

Callaway XR Irons 6-AW

Callaway Mack Daddy 2 54*,59*, 64*

Odyssey Metal-X Milled Rossie Putter

Bag Boy Revolver LE bag

Bag Boy Quad cart


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