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The new Cleveland TA6 irons take game improvement irons to the next level. The clubhead has been engineered to remove material out of the cavity and relocate it into the sole and perimeter. This allows for a wider sole which helps to move the center of gravity lower and further away from the face making it easier to get the ball in the air quicker. Material has also been relocated to the clubhead perimeter which creates a higher moment of inertia for increased stability at impact and results in straighter more consistent shots . By increasing the cavity size the sweet spot is enlarged making each shot easier and more enjoyable. Cleveland Golf s patented Vibration Absorption System also helps to make every shot feel solid. TA6 irons are made from 17 4 stainless steel and are offered in a satin finish. TA6 Vibration Absorbing System The patented Vibration Absorption System damps unwanted vibration with a unique viscoelastic compound. This is one of the features that has been setting Cleveland s Tour Action irons apart from the competition for over a decade. By absorbing the initial shock waves created by impact with the golf ball golf clubs featuring the vibration absorbing system offer a consistently solid feel. more information... |
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