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  A combination of high brand awareness and state of the art club design makes the Tommy Armour 845 Stripe one of the most exciting irons to hit the links in a long time. And with a portfolio of other marquee brand names, we are well positioned to become a pre-eminent force in golf. | | |
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| Tommy Armour introduces new product for 2002, which includes the 845 Stripe, re-designed 845s Oversize Plus irons and re-introduced the forged titanium Stripe Driver. The new Stripe irons (1 - SW) promotes a shorter hosel, with a longer blade profile, feature a cavity back design through the set ensuring confidence at address. Available in steel or graphite and offered in men and women's left and right hand. "The Tommy Armour® Stripe irons have the look, feel and playability features that allow all golfers to improve their game and score", says John Gutelius, Director of Sales & Marketing. The 845s Oversize Plus feature a shorter hosel with a longer blade than the previous design, available with progressive offset and proprietary shafts in either steel or graphite. These irons are perimeter weighted and offered in both men & women's left and right hand. Conforming to USGA's specifications, the 845 Stripe Driver features an over sized clubhead (350 cc), with loft options of 8, 10 and 12 degrees. The 6-4 titanium body and a thin forged titanium face, offer more stability and control when striking the ball. The shaft is 45" and available in True Temper Bi Matrix or UST Pro Force 65. Tommy Armour® signs accredited tour players: Cory Pavin and resign players Jerry Smith, Craig Stadler & Paul Goydos to play and endorse their product in 2002. | ||