The Tommy Armour 845 Max Irons are designed with a focus on game improvement, incorporating various technologies and specifications to aid higher handicap golfers in achieving better performance:
Cavity Back Design with Perimeter Weighting: The 845 Max Irons feature a cavity back design with perimeter weighting. This design optimizes the distribution of weight around the clubhead's perimeter, significantly increasing the moment of inertia (MOI). The higher MOI results in improved stability and forgiveness on off-center hits, which is especially beneficial for golfers who may struggle with consistent ball striking.
Low and Deep Center of Gravity (CG): These irons typically have a low and deep CG location. This placement helps golfers launch the ball higher and with a more penetrating trajectory, providing additional distance and improved stopping power on the greens. The combination of a higher launch and increased distance can be advantageous for players looking to add yards to their shots while maintaining control.
Larger Clubhead Profiles: The 845 Max Irons typically have larger clubhead profiles, offering a more substantial and confidence-inspiring appearance at address. This feature helps golfers who desire a clubhead that is easy to align and strike, promoting a sense of comfort and ease during their swings.
Shaft Options: These irons often come with various shaft options, allowing golfers to select shafts that suit their swing characteristics and preferences. Having options in shaft selection can help optimize performance and feel for individual players.
The Tommy Armour 845 Max Irons are designed to assist golfers in improving their performance on the course, with an emphasis on increased forgiveness, distance, and playability. These clubs are well-suited for higher handicap golfers looking to enhance their game and enjoy a more enjoyable golfing experience.
