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Review Date July 23, 2006 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
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Reviewed by: jayleetee
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Shoots in the 100s Model Reviewed: Ram FX2 Summary: Picked up a set of these off of ebay for only$50.00. A steal. Been in a love-hate relationship with golf for over thirty years. Have left the game twice for 10-year periods. Have spend thousands on golf equipment in the past. Was looking for a senior graphite shaft to make my comeback. Learned the golf on my own with a set of blades by Arnold Palmer.
These clubs swing themselves. Are straight and high. Are hot too. If I swing easy; I hit my target. I need regular shaft in these. Lite flex is still too weak for me; and I'm a weak old man. The Rams were rated good in the 2001 Golf Magazine clubtest. I concur with their findings. Its a great club for the senior golfer. If you can find these around; buy them! Awesome. No sting;silky smooth. But light club weight. I would really like to try these in regular steel. Anyone out there with a set you want to part with? Probably not;these are great sticks for the price. But remember; its the indian and not the arrow. No club is a substitute for raw talent and practice and a good mind and patience. Customer Service: have never needed it yet. Similar Products Used: Arnold Palmer blades;Daiwa;Tour Model;Wilson;Titliest DTR;Ping Eye 2+;
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Review Date November 12, 2004 Overall Rating
3 of 5
Value Rating
3 of 5
Visitors rate this review 4.40 of 5,
5 votes
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Reviewed by: squatss
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Shoots in the 100s Model Reviewed: Ram FX2 Irons Summary: These irons are a good starter set and are very forgiving.
I can not seem to hit these irons very far at all. I can normally hit a 7 150 yards with these clubs it takes a 6 or sometimes a 5 to get that far depending on the wind.
That said they do hit straight and are consistent.
I have to point out the wedge. I find this club very difficault to use. It feels like I'm swinging a monkey wrench and there is no feel off the face of the club.
To be fair to it, I did learn my pitch shots using a hand me down bladed wedge so I expected there to be a difference but the head feels very hard and heavy.
I find it it extremely difficult to judge the distance if your under 70 yards away and those dinky shots within a couple of feet are impossible. It's like haveing a touch of an elephant.
I did get a good deal on them as they were hardly used and I paid £60 on ebay.
I think that If I hard started using them then I would have a higher opnion of them but at the moment, they are not the clubs for me. They are going back on ebay if anybody is interested.
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Review Date August 4, 2004 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.33 of 5,
3 votes
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Reviewed by: tedo
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Shoots in the 100s Model Reviewed: Ram fx2 irons Summary: I have been playing for only about 2 years and came across these clubs by chance while window shopping in Nevada Bob's in Vancouver Canada. They were on sale for $150.00 CDN which included a sand wedge. These are overall great irons. I could hit the 3 iron off the deck about 180 yards-190 with a tee. I hit the 9 iron about 130 yards dead straight. I'm not one to work the ball so the offset on these clubs work well for me. My brother has a set of Taylormade 360's which I can hit no better than these so why bother to spend over $500.00 more for premium brands. Right now I'm hitting my shots 10-20 yards longer than my old hand me down sets. It's just a shame that Ram had been bought out by Tommy Armour and they just don't seem to promote the Ram products as they are-Premium clubs at affordable prices. By the way, I still shoot in the hundreds but down from the 120's to 100's. I guess my swing still needs some help. Customer Service: Not used Similar Products Used: Lynx Black cat, Goldwyn AVDP, Callaway clones
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