TaylorMade Burners first burst on the scene with easy-to-hit woods that sent the ball miles off the tee. We review their Burner 1.0 Irons, designed to do the same from the fairway.

With a name suggesting power and speed, the TaylorMade Burner Fairway Wood sets high expectations before you even get a look at it, so we decided to try it out for ourselves.

If you're after a club to help you hit long and straight then look no further than the TaylorMade Burner Rescue Wood, which we review here.

We review the TaylorMade Burner glove, a popular model on the course and certainly excellent value for money.

Following on from the Burner 2.0 irons, we review the TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons 4-PW Steel and see if they were worth being taken back into the lab and redesigned.

If you're looking for blasting power coupled with maximum forgiveness, TaylorMade may have the answer. Here, we review the TaylorMade Burner Plus Irons Steel 4-SW set.

Graham Green, from Leaderboard's Golf Centre in Reading, puts the Yonex Ezone Composite iron through its paces and compares it against TaylorMade's Burner 2.0 iron.

Following the previous incarnation of the burner driver, which was the most successful driver in the company's history, has TaylorMade rewritten the records for a second time? We find out here, as we review the TaylorMade Burner Driver.

TaylorMade understand that a golf ball is as important a part of your game as your driver, and have put a lot of time into developing a ball that will perform well, offering both distance and even forgiveness. We review the TaylorMade Ladies Burner Golf Ball here.

Drivers are something of a specialty for TaylorMade Golf, and this one is no exception. The lightest they have ever produced promises faster swing speeds and excellent forgiveness. We review the TaylorMade Ladies Burner Superfast 2.0 driver to find out how it measures up.