Forgiving irons ?

Need help, a friend of mine (beginner) is looking for a brand new TM irons set. Any one know which is the more forgiving irons of these 2;

Burner Plus or RocketBallZ irons ?

Thanks

My first set is a burner 2.0 graphite.

Hope this helps

RBZ Bro high launch and light shaft makes it easier to hit. Oh yah btw I'm selling one set

Pak Slicer, I wld think Burner would be better bet between the two. Forgiveness wise, I believe both are almost identical. Performance wise, maybe rbz might be longer, but not sure of the lofts. Looks wise, the rbz irons look kinda chunkier esp on the longer clubs.

Wld also suggest taking the CB forged version into consideration. Looks more pleasing to the eye.

As a previous TM user, I wld personally recommend any Burner series ie: Burner 1.0 or 2.0
Its bigger iron face, better offset n w thicker sole thus makg it easier to launch e ball even if off sweet spot hit.
Hope it helps bro Pak Slicer.

Thank you guy for the feedback .. This is a great forum and you guy are the greatest !

Curious... if your friend is a beginner, why is he/she so fixated on TM? As a beginner, don't close your mind to what golf has to offer. I'm not saying that TM is bad. Instead, I'm saying that there are many forgiving clubs out there from various brands of which TM is just one of them.

shi xiong,

depending on the golfer, lighter clubs wont necessary mean forgiving....

lastly, whether the clubs are forgiving also depends a lot on the golfer.....





merry xmas n happy new year to u....

Technospaz wrote:

Curious... if your friend is a beginner, why is he/she so fixated on TM? As a beginner, don't close your mind to what golf has to offer. I'm not saying that TM is bad. Instead, I'm saying that there are many forgiving clubs out there from various brands of which TM is just one of them.

Noted and I agreed too, bro. When happened was, he took up some golf lesson and his instructor was using TM irons. I guess he is comfortable with the brand and wanted to buy the same brand.

I did not want to go into too details with him since he just started learning to swing. I am sure he will look for other option & even custom fit his club when he got deeper poison hehehe

slinger wrote:

shi xiong,

depending on the golfer, lighter clubs wont necessary mean forgiving....

lastly, whether the clubs are forgiving also depends a lot on the golfer.....


merry xmas n happy new year to u....

Shi xiong,

Understood but I was thinking he need to start somewhere. I told him to just buy a 2nd hand set and play with it but he insist to have a new set. I though the thicker the sole, the more forgiven it be. No ?

He is no young and I do not think he has a fast swing speed too. I give him a year and bring him to BF to get poison heheheh ( bad friend, ME!)

Wishing you & your family A Merry Christmas and A Very Happy NEW Year too

Slicer51 wrote:

slinger wrote:

shi xiong,

depending on the golfer, lighter clubs wont necessary mean forgiving....

lastly, whether the clubs are forgiving also depends a lot on the golfer.....


merry xmas n happy new year to u....

Shi xiong,

Understood but I was thinking he need to start somewhere. I told him to just buy a 2nd hand set and play with it but he insist to have a new set. I though the thicker the sole, the more forgiven it be. No ?

He is no young and I do not think he has a fast swing speed too. I give him a year and bring him to BF to get poison heheheh ( bad friend, ME!)

Wishing you & your family A Merry Christmas and A Very Happy NEW Year too

dun say i teach u this....

since yr friend insist on new set (in a way i know what his personality)..... u shd ask him get Miura

after 6 months, u can get a set of Miura at 50% off....

since u oreadi admit u are a BAD friend....


remember hor..... dun tell ppl i teach u wan

Slicer51 wrote:

Need help, a friend of mine (beginner) is looking for a brand new TM irons set. Any one know which is the more forgiving irons of these 2;

Burner Plus or RocketBallZ irons ?

Thanks

Definitely burner plus . . cause have been using 1

and much cheaper also

slinger wrote:

Slicer51 wrote:

slinger wrote:

shi xiong,

depending on the golfer, lighter clubs wont necessary mean forgiving....

lastly, whether the clubs are forgiving also depends a lot on the golfer.....


merry xmas n happy new year to u....

Shi xiong,

Understood but I was thinking he need to start somewhere. I told him to just buy a 2nd hand set and play with it but he insist to have a new set. I though the thicker the sole, the more forgiven it be. No ?

He is no young and I do not think he has a fast swing speed too. I give him a year and bring him to BF to get poison heheheh ( bad friend, ME!)

Wishing you & your family A Merry Christmas and A Very Happy NEW Year too

dun say i teach u this....

since yr friend insist on new set (in a way i know what his personality)..... u shd ask him get Miura

after 6 months, u can get a set of Miura at 50% off....

since u oreadi admit u are a BAD friend....


remember hor..... dun tell ppl i teach u wan

hahaha Ok, I will not tell ppl but I think the world already know. You'r a bad friend too

Technospaz wrote:

Curious... if your friend is a beginner, why is he/she so fixated on TM? As a beginner, don't close your mind to what golf has to offer. I'm not saying that TM is bad. Instead, I'm saying that there are many forgiving clubs out there from various brands of which TM is just one of them.

+ 1 Liked.....personally i think the loft is too strong for a beginner. but you know how golfers are like...first they want forgiveness, then they want distance, better have tighter dispersion, next they want feel and more important they want to look good......hopefully they don't forget to take lessons and practice.

Yooo pakbro....your are young and dangerous eerrrr I mean old and dangerous eh! You look forward year ahead and see no ATM will be available to support your ability and so better start make a new one . Solid bussines plan ... I mean golf plan

PS: agree on miura scheme, if you pass it, you know I am staying in waiting list ok.

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

zenselv wrote:

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

Well done. Congrats on your new babies

my coach also told me this...

whether any club is forgiving depends on the will of the golfer to presevere....

my irons are very forgiving.

they forgive me everytime i make a bad swing

zenselv wrote:

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

TM quite good made, price good except if you wanna sell 6 mths later???? price also very low.

enwee wrote:

zenselv wrote:

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

TM quite good made, price good except if you wanna sell 6 mths later???? price also very low.

TM has the mentality of designing and marketing clubs as if they are selling fashion apparels. Change design once every quarterly or half yearly ... Reminds me of fashion brand like Zara ...

Turbo wrote:

enwee wrote:

zenselv wrote:

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

TM quite good made, price good except if you wanna sell 6 mths later???? price also very low.

TM has the mentality of designing and marketing clubs as if they are selling fashion apparels. Change design once every quarterly or half yearly ... Reminds me of fashion brand like Zara ...

Yeap..its known to b!
Pb is...its functionality re e same bt they claimed not!

The TM Burner range is made to be easy to hit, so it's a good buy for the price you paid.

Practice practice practice and maybe soon your hands will start to get itchy...not from hitting balls, but itching for new clubs.

Not sure about TM's irons but their putters are pretty good, especially the Raylor ones

Turbo wrote:

enwee wrote:

zenselv wrote:

Im a beginner, but I just bought TM burner 2.0 yesterday and tried on range last night.
It's quite forgiving with a bigger head, and GD selling $499 for new set till year end.
Actually kenna poison by my coach.. he said.. "TM.. quite a good made"

TM quite good made, price good except if you wanna sell 6 mths later???? price also very low.

TM has the mentality of designing and marketing clubs as if they are selling fashion apparels. Change design once every quarterly or half yearly ... Reminds me of fashion brand like Zara ...

Well not only Zara , fashion got spring/summer and autumn/winter season, all fashion house do that even Uniqlo, H&M etc....maybe tm trying to do that, perhaps the next club color change as the season change.....