Description The expanded cavity design of the new TA6 creates a thinner, widened sole that locates the center of gravity lower and back. This makes it easier to get the ball in the air and creates a larger sweet ...
Summary: After about 1 year and an interlude with KZG Zo's and Cleveland CG2's, I've come back to the TA6. I thought a "players iron" might sharpen my game. I can't knock either of the other sets, but the TA6's are the easiest to hit set of irons I've ever owned. I won't go into a long thing about how I can "work the ball", which I can. What I will say that if you like to hit greens and land soft with high trajectory, there's nothing better than the TA6. Even though I tend to hit some hooks with other sets, these baceome quite muted with the TA6's and usually hit the green. Long irons, short irons, no difference. All easy to hit. So I'll leave the players irons to the experts and keep bumbling along with my "shovels". At the end of the day my scores are just better and I have more fun on the course because of the confidence I feel. Isn'yt that what it's all about???
Customer Service: never used
Similar Products Used: KZG ZO, Cleveland CG2
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Summary: Cleveland TA6 IRONS are another great Cleveland product. My set are 3 iron through to Pitching Wedge. A solid, well balanced club that gives confidence to players with medium-high handicaps. They are extremely easy to get into the air for high handicappers, providing a high penetrating ball-flight. Better players will tend to balloon the shot because of the large cavity design.So i would reccomend these clubs to golfers who would like to get their shots up in the air more easily. Great Overall product!
Customer Service: None.
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Review Date May 28, 2007
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.80 of 5,
5 votes
Reviewed by: Tom Gratta(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Cleveland CG TA6 Irons
Summary: I'm a 10 handicapper(Age 62) and have always used steel shafts. Went from Stiff to regular a few years ago with Taylor Made OS2's. Decided to give graphites a try with the CG TA6's. Chose them because the heads are so similar to the OS2's and they are so reasonably priced ($170.00 used on Ebay). At first I had trouble hitting the graphites(Low kick) cleanly, but when I did, the shots were superb. The lack of feel at impact takes some getting used to. I tend to generate high lofty shots, and the results with the TA6 graphites are no different. I find I can draw the higher irons more easily and have gained about one club in distance. An Eight iron has been my standard at a 145 yard par three where I often play. I use a 9 iron with the TA6 graphites. I think I should have chosen a stiff flex graphite as my swing speed is apparently faster with the graphites and hitting down into the ball felt awkward at first. The clubs are well worth the price tag.
Customer Service: no need.
Similar Products Used: Tried graphite Naturals once, but didn't like them
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Summary: Bought these on eBay for $300 shipped. Absolutely the easiest clubs to hit. I'm able to hit some draws and fades and my distance is longer than my previous clubs by at least 5-10 yards (Maxfli Revolution black dots). If you're looking for game improvement clubs, give these a shot.
Customer Service: Not had to use it.
Similar Products Used: Callaway X16, RAC OS2.
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Model Reviewed: 5-PW TA-6 w/ Standard Rifle 6.0 steel
Summary: have owned for about 6 months now and am very happy with the purchase. I purchased these clubs brand new on ebay for about $200 so they are an extremely great buy. Need to give a quality swing into it but very easy to hit and get airborne. Very forgiving and go where you aim them. My irons shots are crisper and I now consistently shoot in the low 90's after spending a lot of time in the 100-110 range. The stock graphite shafts are, in my opinion, decent at best. Reshaft with a higher quality graphite shaft or buy with steel (depending on what you want). Wish I could find a TA-6 gap wedge. Will look at the CG11 after trying the 588 chrome wedge (51 degrees)
Customer Service: Called customer service to get information on tip size and was helped. Not as receptive as Callaway (one of the gold standards in customer care) but is more than adequate.
Similar Products Used: Cheap Knight Irons with graphite shafts. Will never buy off brand clubs again.
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