10.05.04
Priority Designs helps design the fall '04 TaylorMade products.
Sporting goods designers from Priority Designs in conjunction with
the TaylorMade Golf engineering staff recently completed work on
several new products for TaylorMade Golf. The new products include
the R5 quad driver and three new sets of RAC irons.
The r5 dual Type D and r5 dual Type N drivers, which are sister
products to the recently launched r7 driver, which are the most forgiving
drivers that TaylorMade has ever engineered. Each boasts an extraordinarily
high moment of inertia (MOI) that delivers exceptional stability
for better results on mis-hits. Yet these drivers differ in a crucial
way: each is engineered to deliver a specific type of trajectory.
The r5 dual Type D is engineered to promote a draw, while the r5
dual Type N is engineered to promote a neutral, or straight ball
flight.
In addition, three new sets of irons were designed to meet the needs
of three different types of players. The new rac Forged TP iron,
is designed to provide tour pros and skilled players with an iron
that combines beauty, playability and workability. The new rac OS
for 2005, features an oversize cavityback iron that includes three
key technologies that combine to deliver fantastic feel, tremendous
forgiveness and an improved CG location that makes it easier to launch
the ball on a high, long, straight flight And finally, the new rac
LT iron is an entirely new high-performance golf club that combines
the looks, size, low trajectory and workability of a forged iron
with the forgiving, easy-to-launch qualities of an oversized cavityback.
The new rac LT offers a dazzling combination of looks and performance
never before possible in this category of iron. This iron is intended
for players who generate from 85 to 115 miles per hour of clubhead
speed with a driver that prefer the look and workability of a forged
blade, but who require additional forgiveness and confidence.
Priority Designs contribution to the projects included concept sketch
development, soft good design and specification, prototyping, engineering,
and graphic design.
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