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Kathmandu, Oct 15 : Nepal Finance Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai has dubbed Nepal's development process as "donor-driven" and said that the foreign aid in the country did not help achieve economic growth.
Speaking at the two-day Nepal Portfolio Performance Review (NPPR) organised by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) here on Friday, the Minister said, "It is not good to let the donor-driven development process continue for the sake of both sides."
"Nepal should be in the driving seat to lead the development process, and went on to say that there should be a better understanding between the bureaucracies of the Nepal and the donors to harmonise their approach to donor-funded programmes," he added.
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Barack Obama's victory in the Iowa caucuses is still on every tongue. The sound is good. The taste is sweet.
As observers quickly grasped, the most significant numbers that Obama posted Thursday night were not his impressive share of supporters - 38%, head and shoulders above Hillary Clinton and John Edwards at roughly 30% each - but the underlying explosion of caucus-goers. The Iowa Democratic party reported that around 230,000 people turned out. Compare that to about 125,000 in 2004, another high-stakes, hotly contested, wide-open contest. Two-hundred-and-thirty thousand isn't just a new record, it's closer to a new magnitude. First-time caucus attendees broke for Obama in huge numbers, with well over 50% supporting him.
That means Obama didn't just beat out his opponents for Democratic voters. He created Democratic voters. A lot of them. A candidate who can have that kind of effect on turnout and party alignment makes the slicing and dicing of zero-sum politics irrelevant. He opens up a whole new game.
Consider this. In every election cycle, someone proposes a way to mobilise the indifferent and attract new voters. Sadly, that person ends up looking like a joker. The proposals have recently come in three versions. First, use a populist message to attract poor and minority voters whose turnout is usually low. John Edwards has some of this, and it's a perennial favourite of the left-wing opinion press. Second, attract yuppies and Generation X with post-ideological pragmatism. So-called post-partisan politics has a semi-permanent constituency of the high-minded and business-oriented. Third, bring out the kids. Howard Dean was supposed to do this in 2004, but his thrill turned out to be limited to his campaign staff and volunteers, and the promised youth vote did not show. The upshot was embarrassingly like MTV's Rock the Vote effort of a few years earlier, which was embarrassing from the start, being premised on the idea that young people will vote if they are tricked into thinking politics is a concert or a party.
Remarkably, Obama may pull off all three. This is despite the fact that he has not adopted the shtick of any of them - respectively, railing against the powerful, elbowing straw men of the left and right in favour of "competence" and "solutions", and playing to a grown-up's idea of the kids. Those rhetorical approaches can be sincere and articulate, but they have their formulas, the formulas tend not to work and Obama has not adopted them. Yet he may succeed where they failed. Iowa and New Hampshire are staggeringly white states, but already observers are predicting unprecedented black turnout elsewhere if Obama looks like a winner. There's no reliable way to poll technocrats, but when I talk to professional types who are cynical about politics, such as Silicon Valley veterans, not-very-partisan professors, and whatever-works New York lawyers, I run into nobody - I mean nobody - who doesn't feel that this campaign is something special. And the kids! Young caucus-goers swelled the ranks and supported Obama.
Hitting the target - actually, three targets - without aiming there looks very Zen, but is really not so mysterious. All the old proposals to draw new voters tried to use tactics and style to fill a gaping hole of belief. People didn't believe in politics, saw it as a chess-game of huckster knights, voter pawns, and elite kings behind the scenes. They were sure that politics could not - or would not - change anything for the better. Cynicism was a point of bitter pride: when people lie to you, you can at least have the self-respect not to believe them.
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This is what Obama's critics on the left fail to understand, notably the usually invaluable Paul Krugman. Talk of unity and bridge-building may be a sign of weakness in the zero-sum game of ordinary politics. In the politics of realignment, when you can make the words do something, it is the mark of strength. New voters are entering the process and decent, generous people who have thought of themselves as conservatives since Reagan, or longer, are wondering whether it is time to identify with something new. The diffuse sense of goodwill and fairness that the broad middle of America shares has been reflexively right-wing for nearly three decades. There is nothing inevitable about that, and Obama's way of imagining the country may draw it back to a more hopeful image of the American compact.
Those who find something newly hopeful in this campaign are a wary lot. This may be especially true of voters my age, in our 20s in early 30s, who want intensely to believe, but are as primed for political disappointment as any young people could be. We savvy, media-schooled children of divorce, the disappointments of the 1960s and 1970s, and the markets-are-everything ethic of the 1990s are ready to see through cheap hope before a candidate has finished her stump speech. That's why our hallmark has been not indifference, but morally pure causes such as human rights and direct service - those uncompromised devotions least likely to disappoint.
Now we are taking a chance, in large numbers, and not alone. The first post-Iowa poll shows Obama up 10 points on Clinton in New Hampshire. The question may soon change to from whether he can win the Democratic nomination to whether he can persuade the country to elect him, then turn the language of unity and hope into a formula for governing. If so, he will at least have the privilege of appealing to a country he has already begun to change for the better.
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Where do you live and why? I've lived in Ladbroke Grove for the past two-and-a-half years. I sometimes think about moving to somewhere posher like Hampstead but always end up dropping the idea. I love spending lost, unemployed days on Portobello Road too much.
Where were the last three places you went on holiday? I went to Thailand with my brother Aldo about a year ago. He knows Thailand really well, so was an excellent guide. I recently went to Arizona for a few weeks to visit some friends and spent New Year on the Scottish island of Mull. There were 15 of us and we rented a huge house. It was fantastic.
What advice would you give to a tourist? Try not to look like one and get a Tube map.
Who's in your secret address book? There's a Spanish deli on Portobello Road called Garcia's. They sell everything from salami to Spanish soap.
What have been your most memorable London meals? I actually like my own meals best. My dad's a really good cook so I suppose I get it from him. I think a dinner party of about six is enough for me. One of my most memorable meals was a bouillabaisse-based soup that I cooked recently for a few friends. The recipe was one of Jamie Oliver's.
What do you miss most when you're out of London? The smog, the traffic, the anonymity and the sheer bigness of London. All the things that usually irritate me when I'm here.
What would you do if you were Mayor for the day? I'd cancel a few football matches just to get a reaction. I'd also offer free public transport. I think it would be nice to ban cars for a day so cyclists could feel safe on the roads.
What is your life philosophy? Shake everyone's hand and say hello.
Do you have a favourite pub? I prefer cafés to pubs in London. Oporto on Golborne Road is my favourite. It's Portuguese so they sell lots of lovely custard tarts and it's always noisy. All my favourite pubs are in Scotland.
What is in your spring wardrobe? The fisherman's pants that I picked up for £1.50 in Thailand and my brown suede boots by Dolce & Gabbana from Harrods. I can't wait to shed all those winter layers, I'm much more of a T-shirt person.
What perfume do you wear? Mitsouko by Guerlain.
What were the last books you bought? The Art of Happiness by the Dalai Lama. It's not the kind of book you plough through all at once but I do try to read a little each day. Also The Soup Bible because I love making soups. Last time I was in Scotland, I collected enough nettles to make a good soup.
What was the last play you saw in London? A Passage to India at the Riverside Studios. I saw it a couple of weeks ago, it's a really beautiful production.
What are your favourite home comforts? Pillows, bubble bath and central heating. I could buy a cushion every week - they are literally everywhere in my home. My favourite cushions are made from Japanese kimono material. I picked them up in Portobello Market.
What was the last CD you bought? I was given Eminem's latest album. It's a good one to listen to while doing the housework.
What is your earliest London memory? Going to Madame Tussaud's with my cousin Paula and my Uncle Ricky. I was only nine years old and all I remember is the horrific stuff like the Chamber of Horrors. I haven't been back since - the queues are really off-putting.
Harvey Nicks or Selfridges? Harrods, actually. The food hall is amazing and it's just so glamorous. It's the only department store I go to.
What are your favourite shops? I have a serious shoe addiction so all my favourite shops are shoe shops. I always try to nip into Office on the Portobello Road and Camper in Knightsbridge. I buy lots of shoes from Harrods, too. It all depends on how rich I feel at the time.
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What are your extravagances? Good wine. There's a South African wine called Mulderbosch that I sometimes splash out £9.99 on. It's a Sauvignon Blanc and tastes like melons and apricots. I also like to treat myself to a £45 massage twice a month at a salon called Bliss on the Portobello Road.
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This recipe comes courtesy of one our favorite food allergy moms, at No Whey, Mama…
"One of my current favorites is the Wisconsin Country Cookbook and Journal, by Edward Harris Heth. It used to belong to my mom, but she found it too frustrating. It does have vague instructions like "moderate oven," "seal in a casing of rye bread dough" (no rye bread dough recipe is included), and "serve with a rich cream sauce." But I like how it reads like a seasonal journal; I find it comforting. I'm trying to translate some of the recipes into more current terms. Here's his recipe for potato pudding, greatly adapted."
2 cups hash brown shreds, thawed
1 cup carrot shreds
1 cup onion, chopped or grated*
2 tablespoons soy milk
salt and pepper
2-3 tablespoons soy margarine
Mix the potatoes, carrots, and onion in a small, greased casserole dish. Toss with the soy milk and salt and pepper. Dot with the soy margarine. Bake, covered, at 325 degrees for 30 minutes. Uncover and bake for 15 minutes.
(My kids like this with ketchup. )
*Chopped onions are more visible, but you can taste them less. Grated onions blend into the potato shreds, but you can taste them more. Pick whatever way your family likes their onions.


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Fiat Chrysler's Wall Street debut draws muted response
By Agnieszka Flak and Jeffrey Dastin
MILAN/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors cautiously greeted the Wall Street debut on Monday of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), a move that shifts the carmaker's center of gravity away from Italy and caps a decade of canny dealmaking and tough restructuring by Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne.
"We're finally taking Chrysler back" to the U.S. stock market, Marchionne said Monday on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. "One of the Detroit Three is coming home."
Investors in the United States and Europe approached the new listing gingerly, as analysts expressed reservations about the company's prospects.
FCA shares opened at $9.00 in New York and rose as high as $9.55 before closing at $8.92, up 2.5 percent from a Friday close of $8.70 for the predecessor company Fiat SpA. In Milan, where FCA will keep a secondary listing, shares rose more than 4 percent during the session and closed up 1.2 percent.
Trading was muted, with about 5.8 million shares changing hands on the NYSE.
Marchionne rang the closing bell at the NYSE on Monday to mark the milestone for the 62-year-old CEO who revived one of Italy's top companies and helped rescue Chrysler along the way.
The world's seventh-largest auto group sought the U.S. listing to help establish itself as a leading global player through access to the world's biggest equity market and the cheaper, more reliable source of funding it ultimately offers.
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Breaking News: Johnson pleads guilty to manslaughter
A Tunica man has accepted a plea bargain for his involvement in the death of his wife.
Sylvester Johnson, 52, of Tunica will serve up to 20 years for manslaughter. Johnson was arrested and charged with murder in the June 2 shooting of Rhonda Layton Johnson, 47, of Tunica. He entered a guilty plea in Bolivar County on Oct. 13.
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Johnson's trial was slated to begin next week. He was being represented by David Tisdell of Tunica. Brenda Mitchell, the governor's appointee as district attorney, handled the case for the state of Mississippi.
Johnson was ordered to pay restitution of $8758 and $500 in court fees. Manslaughter also carries a $10,000 fine.
Johnson was arrested around 9 p.m. on June 2 after authorities discovered his wife's body in their home at 1075 Terrell Drive in Tunica. She was employed as the lead agent for the Transportation Security Administration at Tunica Airport prior to her death and was the mother of a son and a daughter.
Mr. Johnson was a longtime employee of the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks and had retired from his post.
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OK, so Marianne Faithfull was once a convent girl who became a 1960s wild child, had a baby with an art dealer and then a four-year relationship with Mick Jagger before becoming a homeless heroin addict and roaming the streets of London like a latter-day Ophelia. This generous quota of melodrama and heartbreak in early life all sounded a bit tame, though, compared to what her mother and maternal grandparents went through during the Second World War.
Who Do You Think You Are? unearthed so much Nazi-era intrigue that this hour rivalled the Hitler "in colour" documentary aired earlier in the week, at least for its unravelling of secret history. "Astonishing", Faithfull kept saying, as each new kernel was unearthed, though she gave away little emotion other than the occasional surprise and a wry knowingness ("I knew it," she exclaimed, when it turned out that her Austrian mother had exaggerated her noble lineage).
The Austrian side of her family tree experienced some astonishing acts of bravery, tragedy and struggle. And nobility, too – in both senses of the word. Her half-Jewish mother, Eva von Sacher-Masoch (or Baroness Erisso), had been a Weimar-era dancer in Berlin's heyday, and then got in with a group of avant garde performers as Nazi tensions built in Germany, forcing her to return to Austria.
Her grandfather, who had aristocratic roots dating back to the Habsburg empire, married a Jewish woman – Faithfull's grandmother – joined the anti-Nazi resistance movement in Austria at the height of the war, and ended up being arrested and hung by his hands in torture chambers at the age of 60. His wife, who had helped him in these highly dangerous covert activities and who had come to feel the "guilt" of being Jewish, ended up being raped by the Red Army soldiers who liberated the country. So did Faithfull's mother.
Faithfull already knew some of this and said that the rape had a devastating effect not only on her married life (she separated from her husband, Marianne's father, after six years, and drank heavily after that) but on Marianne too. "She hated men and passed it on to me," she said, shortly after talking about leaving Jagger. It was a quietly startling moment, more so when she added that it was only when she hit 50 that she was able to be intimate with a partner without being drunk or on drugs.
The only omission in this investigation was the silence around her paternal side. Her father, Major Robert Glynn Faithfull, was in the British Army. That's all we found out about him. But it was revelation enough for Faithfull. Facts and truth is what she had wanted, and got. "The family is the ground you stand on. The ground had been put back. Thank you."
Revelation still more rooted in fact came from Brian Cox in Science Britannica. Cox departed from his usual comfort zone of pure physics, with all its splitting atoms and what-not, to enter discursive terrain on the morality of science. He kicked off with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein – good ploy for reeling in science-phobes, Brian.
Shelley's doctor was likened to Dr Giovanni Aldini, who tried to bring a corpse back to life using electricity, and was forced to flee Britain for his "dangerous" morality. Cox's point was that much of new science has been seen as the "dark arts". Well, it's not exactly a new idea and the debate runs in the arts too, from Frankenstein to Bertolt Brecht's Galileo, but Cox's inquiry was focused. "Images of mad scientists have haunted British science. I want to find out why."
He took in fears around GM from within the scientific community in the 1970s to nuclear power and animal experimentation. A provocative – and understandable – hour, though Cox seemed to be making a subtle ethical equivalence between the experiments that doctors of old conducted on corpses to modern scientists on animals.
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Great Clubs
July 26, 2013
All the comments said they have increased distance with these clubs, and man were they right. I hit all my clubs 10-15 yards farther, and the ball trajectory is great. I tend to hit straight pulls and pushes often but that probably has more to do with my swing
ProsIncreased distance
ConsNot as forgiving as expected
By Stu
Casper, Wy
Night and day improvement!
July 24, 2013
This is my second year playing golf and I am upgrading my irons from a starter pack. I expected to have a slight improvement, and maybe feel more confident, however I was not expecting the gains I received. I averaged OVER 20 yards per club improvement, and I found I was hitting them significantly better. I normally shoot about 105, and I dropped 10 strokes off on my first time out with these irons. If you have a beginner package and want to upgrade to something that will significantly improve your game, YOU MUST GET THESE!
Prosgreat control long distance light great shaft consistency
ConsDidn't have them in the black
By D
Nice Irons
July 22, 2013
These are solid easy to hit irons with a nice trajectory (no ballooning with the stiff flex shafts). My only concern is will I be able to get consistent distance with these irons once I hone my swing (strong lofts are tough to get used - I'm one club longer with these). Factory shafts might be a little light for a strong accomplished player, but I'm still undecided on how I feel about shaft weight as far as control goes. These are no doubt long though! Happy with my purchase for the money though...
ProsForgiveness and distance
ConsNo dislike strong enough to put here.
By Mick
Love Them!!!
July 20, 2013
I love the feel of these irons...hitting the ball a lot farther!!!
By Henry
Very Forgiving Irons
July 19, 2013
Upgraded to the Taylormade Burner 2.0 irons. Noticed that these irons are very forgiving and i've added more distance and accuracy to each of my shots.
By Ryan
Just read the reviews, excellent clubs!!
July 16, 2013
I've only played 3 rounds with them, but boy can you tell the difference. I've been playing for about 6 years (only 5-10 rounds a year), and had a cheap starter set. These are legit irons, and you will notice the difference if you are upgrading. When you hit the ball flush, you will definitely know it before you even lift your head up. The feel of the ball coming off the face is great, and the ball flight is magical. Really a great set, and I know my scores will drop as I play more with these.
By Mitch
Sioux Falls, SD
Burner 2.0 HP Irons
July 15, 2013
ProsMuch more forgiving then previous set of irons. Can mishit and still end up with a good shot.
By Kevin
July 13, 2013
Just what the AD reads. Great set of New irons. Cheaper than any where else.
By walter
July 11, 2013
I was a little hesitant in ordering these clubs since they were used, but when I pulled them out the box I was very pleased, the clubs looks almost new. It also looked to have new grips on them. Great set to add to my collection and will enjoy them.
By Joe
Chicago, Illinois
Great Irons!
July 9, 2013
Great for the price, and I hit them much better than my last irons!
By Jarron
Round Rock, TX
Great clubs!
July 8, 2013
I've played a few rounds with these clubs now and can already see a huge improvement in my game. I definitely recommend these clubs!
ProsThese irons feel much better than any club I have used in the past.
ConsNothing so far.
By CJ
Sunnyvale, California
Not the best, but good enough to improve your game
July 4, 2013
How good is it? I bought a second set for travel use. I was actually fancy about the Mizuno MP-62 irons. They look so beautiful. But I believe these TM Burner 2.0 irons suite me better for my game at a 14 index. And they don't cost you an arm and a leg. I hit more greens because of better distance produced by these irons. The feel is not as good as some forged irons. But it's okay if you are not using a rock-hard distance ball. Overall I like these TM burners. Best your money can buy.
Prosgood distance, great quality, not so bad feel, and good price... the best.
ConsThe R shafts feel a little soft.
By Jes
Great irons.
July 3, 2013
Easy to hit. Hits the ball long and feels very soft.
ProsWell balanced easy to swing.
ConsGrips are not the greatest but are good.
By Hondo
Newberry, MI
Nice feel, nice weight. Price was right.
July 3, 2013
Little different then the Titeilist DSi' but much more reasonably priced. true ball flight and irons provide ideal spin on the ball.
By Steve
Chicago, Illinois
Great set of clubs
July 1, 2013
Have only had these for about a month, but these have to be one of the most forgiving sets of clubs I have owned. I have golfed three times already and in that short of time have knocked off 3 strokes off my game...and I am still getting better. Very evenly weighted clubs and add about 10 more yards to every shot! Excellent buy!
ProsPrice Feel Consistency in hitting!
By Chad
Saint Joseph, Michigan
June 30, 2013
Absolutely love 'em. Great feel and great distance. A very good price and value.
By john
kansas city
Great irons for the price
June 27, 2013
Great irons for the price cant be beat.
By Stephen
Stevensville, MD
Great Clubs
June 26, 2013
Upgraded from an OLD box set I have had for years. While I still need a lot of practice, these irons perform really well. Very pleased with Rock Bottom.
By Dee
North carolina
Burner 2.o scores a perfect 10
June 23, 2013
These irons are great! Hit the ball long and straight. Hit greens and fairways. Added about 5-6 yards more distance. I need to buy another set to have a spare.
ProsSolid feel great distance nice look
By Joseph
New Orleans
June 23, 2013
Wish I would've upgraded sooner. Great feel and easy to hit. Upgraded from tommy armour silver back irons. Night and day. Highly recommend.
By Michael
Westfield, NJ
Very long, very high
June 19, 2013
These irons will definitely help you hit the ball higher and further. Good for the mid handicapper that has not mastered iron play. You'll see the benefits on mishits, but won't lose the distance like many other game improvement irons.
ProsConsistency Height Distance
ConsShot feedback
By rifae
Hamilton, New Zealand
Burner irons
June 12, 2013
Awesome. Getting better distance and more control. Worth its price
By Bill
Glen Mills, PA
Awesome irons
June 12, 2013
Just purchased these irons about a month ago to try and get some added distance from my iron game. Needless to say, these fulfilled that need. First round, I flew the green on a few holes that I normally came up short on. Can't recommend them enough. I have even started hitting them off the tee on some par 4's because they can carry some of the dog legs. They added about 15-20 yards for me personally and feel/look great. Might get them re-gripped at some point, but they are nice & light and at their current price, you'd be a fool not to pick them up.
ProsLight Big Sweet Spot Maximum distance
By Sean
June 8, 2013
Brand new Taylor Made irons for under $300? How can you beat that? Play them for the year and you can still get what you paid for them.
By Sean
June 8, 2013
Brand new Taylor Made irons for under $300? How can you beat that? Play them for the year and you can still get what you paid for them.
By Terry
Centerville, Utah
Great clubs
June 7, 2013
Great clubs Great price. Every thing i expected easy to hit and very straight
ProsI like the look at address. Nice looking club Very easy to hit and to hit good.
By Mike T
Rialto, California
Glad I switched!
June 7, 2013
I have practiced with the irons a lot and can't get over how much more solid my shots are!! I bought these because of my golf instructor highly recommended them, even though I'm 66 years old and using stiff shaft in this set. The ball goes through the headwind much better and has plenty of spin when it lands on the green. I'm glad I switched out of my other set and will never use the old set again.
ProsEasy to make solid contact, and extra distance. I can hit out of rough much better with these irons.
By sspur142
Excellent Product - Quick Shipping
June 6, 2013
I upgraded to the Burner 2.0 irons after years of playing mid-1990s model irons. I could tell the difference right away. The Burner 2.0 irons are super easy to hit and added about 10 yards of distance to each iron. Couldn't be happier with my decision to upgrade!
ProsLarge club face Soft Grip Forgiving on Mis-hits Arrived on my doorstep in 3 days
By Vinod Patel
Taylor made Golf- Burner 2.0 HP Irons 4-Aw Steel
June 6, 2013
Have Only Got these irons this week great delivery time, My Thoughts are With All the families in Oaklahoma. Will try on golf course this Sunday , hope the weather holds out.
By Gino
Cleveland, Ohio
Love these irons
June 4, 2013
First time out before even going to the range i was hitting these better than I had ever hit my old irons. Great launch and velocity. Just about every shot goes straight. Best clubs for the money. I was debating between these, the burner plus and the Nike machspeed. I made the right choice with these. If you are thinking between those as well, spend the extra $20 and get these.
Proshit straight great launch off face shots go farther look great
By Luke
Cullman, Alabama
Had the 2009 Burners, love these as well.
June 3, 2013
Very forgiving, added about 1/2 club in distance,
By Chris
Sabattus, ME
Only played a few rounds, but WOW!
June 3, 2013
Immediate notice in improvement in ball flight and overall trajectory than with my old (Tommy Armour) irons. The ball really flies off the face and they generate great spin. Very pleased!
ProsPerformance, setup, looks, everything
Consnot much...
By Chad
Crandall, GA
Great irons!!
June 1, 2013
Great set of irons and at a great price! Flies high and long!
ProsLooks Playability forgiveness length
By Don
May 31, 2013
I am hitting these further and straighter than my previous irons. They are very forgiving...BUY THEM!
By Mike
Dover De
I like it
May 31, 2013
Just bought these clubs and it has a very good feel especially when I hit the sweet spot.
By Travis
Duluth, MN
Best clubs i have ever hit for the money.
May 31, 2013
These irons are one of the easiest irons I have ever hit. The little extra shaft length gives me a more upright feeling for a taller guy. They sound nice when I hit them, and I gained 10 yards with them over my old clubs.
Pros1/2" longer than my older clubs even at the standard length. The weight is perfectly balanced for a standard swing speed.
By Jake
Great iron set
May 31, 2013
Does everything I have hoped they would no complaints here.
ProsFeel good in hand and well balanced.
By Simon
Added meters
May 30, 2013
From the very first hit, i noticed that I have some adjustment to do. The irons travels about 7-12 meters longer than my previous TM r7 draws. The mishits are fewer and straighter. All and all, I am very satisfied.
ProsLooks good. Easy to hit.
ConsNothing yet.
By ian
New Zealand
very good
May 30, 2013
very good
Prosthey are awesome recommend
By tompeck
Sierra Vista, AZ
Taylormade clubs
May 29, 2013
I've only been out once with them, but they seem juust fine. They look great and feel good. Tyhanks for your fast shipping. TP
ProsSee review
Cons No complates
By Scott
Susquehanna, PA
You can't go wrong here...
May 29, 2013
I just traded in my 1.0 version for these....Not a whole lot of difference between the 2 sets but that's ok. My old ones were great and these are too...just newer..
ProsSolid in every way
By David Chang
Cincinnati, OH
Great clubs at a great price!
May 29, 2013
These are great clubs. The Burner 2.0 models are from 2011, but not much has changed from TaylerMade since then. You're better off buying older models for half the cost than spending $700-800 on 2013 models.
ProsBigger distance (because of the decreased loft). Looks great. Most popular iron set for a reason.
By Dion
Sacramento, CA
May 29, 2013
Purchased theses as replacements for my Mizuno blades. These irons have a bigger sweet spot and are therefore much more forgiving than my old irons. My game has got better as a result.
ProsPrice and quality
By Michael
Chinderah, Nsw
May 27, 2013
Had to get mine lengthen and get thicker grips because of my height. Great distance, great design and they feel great in your shot. More control than my dads blades.
ProsFeel Design Distance Control
By Doug
PEI, Canada
May 27, 2013
I just got these and replaced my old Precision II 97X. No comparison. Very forgiving and much longer. Great feel with a well struck shot.
ProsLooks and performance.
By Denny
Florida Keys
Well Balanced
May 27, 2013
These Clubs are well balanced and have an extremely forgiving sole plate.
By steve taylor
westbank, b.c., canada
more distance
May 26, 2013
they work great,i can hit the ball farther with these clubs.
By Keith
Baton Rouge, LA
Sweet feel, about 10 - 15 yds longer
May 25, 2013
Tried my new Burner 2.0 irons yesterday at the TPC Louisiana. Nice feel and easily 10 yards longer than my 1990's vintage foam filled irons. Highly recommend these to a high handicapper like myself (23).
ProsLonger and surprisingly large sweet spot
ConsCan't think of anything except when they need new grips I will put some wrap style on them.
By James
Auburn al
Great clubs.
May 25, 2013
Super sweet. Great distance. I am hitting straighter and further than ever!
By Shawn
San Diego Ca.
Love these clubs.
May 24, 2013
This is my first set of new clubs. They are easy to hit and very forgiving. These clubs have increased my distanc and accuracy.
By Joe
Ascension Parish, Louisiana
Major improvement
May 23, 2013
Every club has given me 10-15 yards greater distance than my old clubs. Incidentally, the old clubs are Spaldings from the 1970s. Any antique club people interested?
ProsThe clubs are very forgiving for a 13-14 handicap golfer like me.
By John H
Best Deal Around
May 23, 2013
2 trips to the range and 1 round of golf and I have to say these clubs are great! I hit longer and any misses, were more about my aim than club error.
Pros Grips, weight, look, feel, impact and ball trajectory
Cons nothing yet and I don't see any future issues
By Mike
Sweet Sweet Irons
May 23, 2013
Has a great balance of speed and weight. Once you connect these irons to your golf ball you will see results.. Big Results.
ProsDistance Appearance Weight
By Daniel
Meriden, CT
Love these clubs...
May 16, 2013
So I only used these once but so far I have had great success with them. I am hitting the ball a little shorter than I was with my xtd's but I now have a nice draw on the ball and a lot more spin. All in all these clubs were a great buy for the price.
ProsI'm now hitting a nice slight draw A lot more spin on the ball
ConsLess distance
By Elliott
May 16, 2013
Great feel and balance to the clubs with added forgiveness from old clubs. I'm a novice golfer looking to get a little more serious about the game and these were an awesome add to my bag.
ProsGreat Feel Forgiving
By Nicholas
Brisbane, Queensland
Great value set.
May 7, 2013
Great weight. Really enjoy swinging everyone of these clubs and they have great feel when connecting with the ball.
By Sang
Gambrills, MD
Great Irons
May 7, 2013
These are great irons - forgiving and easy to hit. You dont need the newest club - try these. The price is right and it is a great set.
By Peter
Perth Australia
Great set of irons for any lower medium to high handicapper
May 6, 2013
Great set of irons, really long with the jacked up lofts and forgiving due to being cavities. Suitable for anyone with a double digit handicap (13 myself) if you're looking for length ad forgiveness these are great especially at this price. Great shipping to australia as well.
ProsDistance Forgiveness Feel and looks Price
By kevin
wellsville, ny
great iron set
May 2, 2013
these irons are amazing they have a great fell.
By Tony
Walnut Creek, CA
Great clubs for those just getting into golf!
April 12, 2013
I started with a used set of really old Hogans. Once I felt golf was something I was willing to put some effort into, I decided to get a better set of irons. After researching for what seemed like months, I landed on these. They. Are. Great! Very forgiving; even shots off the heel will go straight... ish. I love the weight of the clubs. I would say they are also good for experienced players, as I have a friend that has been playing longer than I that went through a few sets of Callaways and Mizunos only to get a set of these after trying mine out.
ProsEasy to use Great distance Good weight
ConsNothing so far
By Pinehurst Golfer
Solid set of irons for almost any golfer
February 28, 2013
I'm an 8-10 handicap. These clubs have restored confidence that my old "players" style Mizuno's were lacking. I was avoiding moving to a more game improvement Iron but now regret that I waited so long. The price to quality ratio is way high with this purchase. I have two sets!
ProsGreat looking, easy to hit, gained yardage.
By Laurie Rosa
Antioch, CA
Great Clubs
November 20, 2012
They will take some getting use to after my Mizuno Blades, but I like the way they are weighted.
ProsHigher number clubs were easier to get used to.
ConsStill need some practice time with them.
By Ferdinand
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Sexy irons
November 4, 2012
due to the better weight distribution, i am able to make a full shoulder turn with ease. feels nice and my balls flies higher.
Proslighter than my R9 better feel and control longer distance
By Brad
Vancouver BC
Awesome irons!
October 31, 2012
Helped me shoot in the 70's for the first time!!!
By Peter Joyce
Taylor Made 2.0 Burner Irons
October 30, 2012
The clubs are fantastic. I am getting more distance and loft with these Taylor Made Irons. Very happy with them and my scores are coming down. I feel more confident now when playing iron shots.
ProsGreat feel to the iron Well balanced Look Good
ConsNot one thing
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