April 3, 2024
TaylorMade LCG Burner Gap Wedge R80 Plus with Bubble Shaft
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Lightly used and good condition hard to find Taylor Made Gap / Approach Wedge R80 Plus with graphite regular flex Bubble Shaft. Ideal when your shot is too long for a sand wedges but to short for your pitching wedge. The club has the sought after R-80 Plus Graphite Bubble Shaft and popular Bubble Grip. Great feel and easy to hit club, a great addition to supplement the LCG bubble shaft set, thanks for looking and ! Additional Information about TaylorMade Burner Oversize Wedge Golf Club Product Description The weight in these Burner LCG irons has been redistributed to significantly lower the club's center of gravity (CG). The lower CG puts maximum weight under the ball at impact so shots get up faster, fly truer, and land softer. These irons also feature an elegant design that improves weighting and allows for a broad range of custom fit options. The low heel and toe weighting creates a beautifully balanced clubhead for more stability at impact and consistently more solid shots. About the Manufacturer TaylorMade is an undisputed industry leader in golf equipment, offering a complete product line with innovative design and technology-based product for golfers of all skill levels. TaylorMade has a large presence on the PGA Tour as well as most competitive international tours. TaylorMade-Adidas golf is one of the largest golf club
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