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Taylor Made RAC Tour Preferred Combo Irons





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Review Date
August 10, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

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Reviewed by: Taylor c. ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade MB/CB Combo Irons

Summary:
Theese Irons are the best Taylormade irons i found for the money. The long irons (CB) are very workable and have a soft, buttery feel. The short irons (MB) are very crisp, But not as forgiving feel. You should get theese irons if you have a low handicap and are looking for a great feeling, workable iron set.
make sure you get larger, more forgiving irons if you have a hard time hitting the ball. I am now a 6 handicap, with my old irons i was an 10! but theese irons will not seriously improve your game if you are not less than a 10 handicap. if you are go for 'em, i promise, theyer great.

Customer Service:
none used

Similar Products Used:
cleveland CG1, nike forged '02



Review Date
March 1, 2007

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

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Reviewed by: GK ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
TaylMade RAC TP CB/MB Combo Irons

Summary:
Switched from Cleveland CG3 irons to these. And my only set before that was the Wilson Staff FG 17 Series Tour Blade. I am a TaylorMade convert. Found these blade style irons to have great feel and playability along with very nice appearance and setup. Have been tempted to "move up" to the successors of the combo series (RAC TP Forged and the current RAC TP MB) but between price and actually being content with the combos, I've held off.

I'm in the minority in that for some reason, I'm not a fan of the 48* tear drop shaped pitching wedge in the set ( I like the looks but not the performance) and I actually like to hit the long irons. Clubs are more forgiving than you'd think and they do hold their value well.

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Mizuno MP 67 and 32. Cleveland CG1, 2 and 3


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Review Date
July 17, 2006

Overall Rating
 3 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

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4.33 of 5, 3 votes

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Reviewed by: sillyocis ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
taylor made tour preffered combo

Summary:
nice looking clubs. awesome actually. got a really good deal on them online. played one season with them and went back to my old hogan apex blades. probaly got about 5-7 more yards per club out of the taylormades but they just dont have that elusive "feel" of a true forged blade. the muscle back irons p-7 were much easier to hit for me and more forgiving than the cavity back 3-6 iron. in the end i avoided hitting the longer clubs at all costs. off center shots produced horrific results. had i got an entire set of the muscle backs i probably would have enjoyed them more but in the end they would have disappearred from the bag. i think everything about the club was very positive ...i.e. looks, address view, head size and shape....the supposed "coin forging " process used for these clubs left me feeling even when i caught the sweetspot the club felt thin and for lack of a better word "cheap". the bottom line.... if your looking for game improvement clubs you could do alot better. if your looking for a set of blades, get a set of BLADES cus' you could do a little better. overall a fine club uyn its own right...just not for me. the good news is that they hold their value pretty good.

Customer Service:
excellent

Similar Products Used:
hogan apex blades(tried and true), top flite tour grinds, cleveland a-5's , nike blades (crap), wilson staff blades, powerbilt citation blades ( yes from the early 70's)


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Review Date
April 23, 2005

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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3.33 of 5, 9 votes

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Reviewed by: Tempo ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
RAC MB\CB Combo

Summary:
I'm pretty sure these irons are aka. TP Combos.
Along with these clubs, I tried about 10 different irons at 2nd Swing, including Nike Pro Combo, Armour EVO, Titleist XL 2000, Hogan Apex Plus, and others. For some odd reason I started with the 3 irons and hands down, bar none, this 3 IRON hit 'like butter'. The Apex Plus's were second best. At $675, however the RAC's were a little to much.
Where I live we have Play it Again Sports, too. Have 3 days to try the used irons. I tried Titleist, 990's, 762's and 704.cb's along with Ping i3+ blade and the Maxfli A-10's. Out of these clubs the 762's just edged out the Pings and 704.cbs.
I thought it was important to hit clubs on the range versus into the net, however, I couldn't get the Rac 3 IRON out of my head and won a NEW set on Ebay for $450.
The day I got these irons I played 36 holes with them and they played on course the same as they felt into the net. Again, the 3 IRON is the most incredible club I've ever hit, it's like b-u-t-t-a-h, and was on target every time.
The first time (on the second hole) I hit one of these clubs was a 200-220 yard blind, downhill 5 iron. I found the ball on the green about 30 feet from the flag and sunk the putt for birdie-Great start, eh? Out of the 36 holes I only mis-hit the 6 iron badly (approach to par-five; a little over anxious, I guess) once.
Right after the birdie, however, I hit the 7 iron into a two club wind from 162 and it was awful (pull hook 30 yards left). The short irons, so far feel pretty much like the rest of my irons. I do like the slightly oversized 48 degree PW. It felt very good on a number of shots.
After this experience, I think (despite being a 10 hdcp.) that I wish I had the opportunity to try these clubs in the all CB versions. If you're on the boardline here think about it.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Hogan Apex Plus, Titleist 762


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Review Date
March 1, 2005

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

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3.25 of 5, 4 votes

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Reviewed by: titleist04 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade RAC combo irons

Summary:
These irons are great! I've never really been a huge Taylor Made fan, but these irons have changed my opinion. I hit them at a golf shop in one of those nets and i fell in love with them. You would think they are hard to hit, but they are actually very forgiving, and i was surprised how easy the 3 and 4 irons were to hit. The first time I took them out on the course, I shot a 76. THE FIRST TIME!!! Trust me these irons arent just for really good golfers. I am only 13 and I've been golfing for about 1 year, and i purchased these irons about 3 months ago, and i went from a 10 handi cap to about a 7-8. They are really great irons.

Similar Products Used:
Taylormade 200, Titleist DCI


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