I'm looking on eBay for an iron set to replace my acuity clubs. It's come down to
TaylorMade Burner Plus irons (4-pw and aw), TaylorMade burner 2.0 hp irons, and TaylorMade burner 3.0 (5-pw and aw). The Burner plus irons cost 250, the 2.0 Burners are 300 and the 3.0's are 175 dollars. I'm an amateur golfer, looking for a nice iron set. Which one is the best? Thanks for the help!!
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There is no "better" or "best". They are what they are, and they're all built on the same platform. Here's some quick specs:
2.0 HP's: 6i: 27* loft, 37.625" long; PW: 45*, 35.5" long
Burner Plus: 6i: 28*, 37.75"; PW: 45*, 36"
3.0: ...can't find anything on the 3.0s. They were a DSG's exclusive, and some say they were a re-badging of an older model.
So what's a degree of loft and half an inch to you? All three sets can be good for you, provided you're properly fitted. They're all going to play roughly the same, so the fit is what it's at. Get the length, lie angles, grip size, swing weight and total weight fitted to what you and your swing needs. Just some food for thought: if your budget's tight, the 3.0's give you the most flexibility to buy not just the irons, but give you some wiggle room for new shafts, grips and the retrofitting.
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Which TaylorMade iron set is better?
I'm looking on eBay for an iron set to replace my acuity clubs. It's come down to
TaylorMade Burner Plus irons (4-pw and aw), TaylorMade burner 2.0 hp irons, and TaylorMade burner 3.0 (5-pw and aw). The Burner plus irons cost 250, the 2.0 Burners are 300 and the 3.0's are 175 dollars....
I have the Taylormade Burner 2.0 irons. They are a really nice iron. They are a bit longer (the shaft) than most irons. But that should be equal to more distance. Forgiveness is really good. I can hit the 4 iron without any problem. Overall it's a good affordable set for the money. You can't beat the $300 price on this set.
That's not correct
Taylormade since they specialize in golf
the one that feels better in your hands. go to golfsmith and try them out