Description Combined with classic MacGregor feel and control with our newest V-FOIL SPEED Technology. On-center shots come off the face faster, producing greater distance. Off-center shots come off almost as fast...
Summary: Bought these amazing clubs on the reviews on this website. Took them straight out on a round and shot a 43 ! My best score yet !!
They're really forgiving and as straight as an arrow and really long. They instill incredible confidence.
Can't recommend these more. They're a steal on ebay.
These are here to stay. Never happier
Customer Service: Haven't had to use.
Similar Products Used: Macgregor V-FOIL M455 ( Solid and forgiving )
Macgregor DX3 ( Forgiving and a good budget set )
Ping Raptures ( Can't see what all the fuss is about. Not the easiest or forgiving irons. I own the 1 and 5 woods. These are amazing)
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Review Date July 16, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: dt(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: macgregor m675
Summary: While I normally read these posts out of curiosity, I decided for once to add some feedback of my own. The M675 are outstanding. Like any "performance" iron, you must put a good swing on the ball. But if and/or when you do, these clubs deliver exceptional feedback. Many will immediately red-flag this comment when I say the forging doesn't feel all too different from the various Mizuno products I've owned/tried. Plus with the extra $600 in my pocket ($200 bucks at Edwin Watts), I can afford to waste even more money on new putters and drivers!! Don't knock'em til you try'em. Good sticks.
Customer Service: Don't know, don't care.
Similar Products Used: Titleist DCI, Callaway X-16 Pro Series, Mizuno MP-14, too many more to list...
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Review Date November 18, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: Nick(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: macgregor v-foli m675
Summary: Firstly I just wanted to let anyone interested in buying these clubs know that they are superb, allow for tremendous feel and fantastic accuracy, buy a set, you won't be disappointed.
My second point is a bit of a gripe at all these golfers that seem to have this strange delusion that blades are for the single figure meastros only, pish!
I was previously playing the Mac M455 shovels and my average round was deteriorating to the 100s almost to the point of giving up! Against all rationale I decided to buy some M675s from ebay for £137, bargain. Played with them on Saturday and shot a 9 hole 43 and after 16 holes (couldn't finish the round) had 6 pars and 1 birdie, not superb but 10 fold better than the last round I played.
So, if you can at least hit a ball and see yourself as a reasonably competent golfer, go for it with these great irons, I did and I'm loving it!!
Summary: Pretty set of clubs. Not the best in the market, but looks good and performs well, when struck well.
Sounds obvious, but as we all know, forged blades do need a good stroke put on and these blades aren't the most forgiving.
I don't know, others have stated that these are forgiving, but not for me.
And I don't think I'm a bad ball striker either.
Anyway, I was going to keep these as a back-up set, but will sell it soon.
Another thing is these irons are D4 swingweight - heavier than what most weekend golfers should be hitting.
The silver lining is that the pricing on these babies have come down drastically.
I think a new set now would be somewhere around 250 mark.
Again, good set of clubs, beautiful to look at, and when hit well, performs just as beautifully. But not as forgiving and just too darn heavy.
Customer Service: Great service at MacGregor!
Similar Products Used: Too many
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Review Date September 8, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Rob Feldman(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Macgregor M675
Summary: Having played Ping S-59's for about 4 years now, I had vowed I would never change as they had the look of a blade and the forgiveness of a casted club. Before I got the Pings I had a set of Macs 1025CM and sold them to a friend after I hit the Pings. Well, four years later I am now back to the forgings. Let me tell you, these irons are the real thing. They are every bit as long as the Pings, and while it took me 2-3 sessions on the range to get the true feel, they are just as forgiving. I just cannot understand how these clubs continue to fly under the radar. From an aesthetic perspective, there is nothing more beautiful than these irons. In fact, I have taken one of the hybrids out of my bag to be replaced by the 3 iron in the MacG. The 3,4 iron have a tungsten insert in the back to lower the COG. They almost have the look of a hybrid without losing the feel of an iron. Also, very easy to hit. I hit the 3 iron off the tee on short par 4's and hit it a ton! Don't let your ego get the best of you looking for designer labels like Mizuno and Cleveland (I also test hit them and there was no comparison). find a demo day and hit 'em. They are the bomb!
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