TaylorMade Releases P·UDI Bomber One Iron
CARLSBAD, CA – Tour-inspired shaping gives players confidence standing over the ball at address. Strategically positioned CG produces a penetrating ball flight with plenty of spin for golfers that demand the very best shot making capabilities.
The inclusion of thick-thin back wall construction, a sound stabilization bar, and strategically placed mass achieve optimal performance and forgiveness in a confidence-inspiring package.
Each P·UDI Bomber head utilizes internal mass optimization, a forged 4140 high-speed face, Speed Pocket™ and 26g of tungsten to deliver specialized performance for even the most discerning golfers.
PREMIUM LOOK
With a nod to vintage 1940’s aircraft, the unique head finish and design accents are complemented by a premium headcover that matches the club’s style and attitude.
TOUR-INSPIRED SHAPING AND PERFORMANCE
Tour-inspired shaping for a playable and balanced look at address. Strategically positioned CG for a penetrating ball flight with backspin for players who demand shot making with their longest iron.
INDIVIDUAL MASS OPTIMIZATION
Featuring advanced thick-thin back wall construction, a sound stabilization bar, and deliberately distributed mass to maximize forgiveness. This iron is uniquely designed with every gram strategically placed to achieve specific performance goals with premium forged feel.
OPTIMAL LAUNCH AND FORGIVENESS
Individually optimized with proven technologies, including internal mass optimization, a 4140 high-speed face, Speed Pocket™ and 26g of tungsten to deliver specific performance.
THRU-SLOT SPEEDPOCKET
The Thru-Slot Speed Pocket™ provides increased face flexibility while preserving ball speed and distance on low face strikes.
With a nod to vintage aircraft, the P·UDI Bomber features a unique finish and accents, complemented by a premium headcover.
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Windsong Farm Opens New North Course
INDEPENDENCE, MN – With this month’s official opening of its North Course, Windsong Farm becomes the first private club in Minnesota to offer two outstanding and very different 18-hole golf experiences.
Along with the existing South Course, club members now enjoy an amazing variety of golf-architecture experiences, a mix of new and old design concepts that build on the game’s traditions of strategic design while providing enjoyment to golfers of all skill levels.
Both courses were designed by noted architect and former PGA TOUR player John Fought, whose other original work includes the Championship Course at Sand Hollow Resort—cited by Golf Digest as the best course in Utah—and both courses at The Gallery in Arizona, former venue for the TOUR’s Tucson Open. Fought has also done significant renovation work at courses around the country. Fought co-designed the South Course in 2002 with Minnesota native and PGA TOUR Champions player Tom Lehman.
Windsong Farm owner David Meyer asked Fought to make the North Course as good, fun, but different from the South Course, which extends to more than 7,500 yards and features large greens with subtle undulations and collection areas inspired by the work of Donald Ross.
The new North Course is on a smaller piece of property—about 125 acres vs. 220 for the South—and pays homage to several different Golden Age architects, notably Seth Raynor. It’s a par 70 that can be stretched to not quite 6,500 yards but offers constant strategic challenge along with Fought’s take on several classic “template” hole designs, including an Eden green (2), Biarritz green (4), a Dell hole (8), Redan green (17), and a Cape (18). Holes 13 and 16 share a boomerang-shaped double green, most of the bunkers are rectangular with grass faces, and the fairways are broad and open with a strip of maintained rough that leads into thin and wispy fescue.
With spectacular views of Fox Lake and surrounding horse pastures, the North Course includes six par-three and 4 par-five holes. There is no repetition of holes by par until number 14, which is the first of three consecutive par-fours. It is, says Fought, the most diverse course he’s ever built. And in another nod to courses from golf’s illustrious past, Fought’s North Course allows golfers to step off the green and onto the next tee, eliminating long walks between holes.
In addition to a major bunker renovation and course improvement project in 2015, Fought recently updated the club’s practice area, which features East and West teeing decks, synthetic teeing areas, a teaching building, five practice putting greens, and a short game area built to the same USGA specifications as the golf courses.
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