Description From Tour Edge Golf:
"Tour Edge forged irons feature a traditional muscle-back design that positions weight directly behind the ball for the ultimate in feel and workability. Offering a slightly high...
Summary: these irons are great for golfers who strike the ball solidly.they have a very nice feel to them and you can work the ball easily . if you hit very solidly it will feel as if you just hit nothing but a water ball that is just in the way. this clubs may be old but they are great for the low handicapper. and since they have been on the market for a while ther will be less expensive than the other forged blades. i bought mine for just a hundred bucks.
Customer Service: no but if you need they have a LIFE TIME warrenty
Similar Products Used: nike forged blades, titleist mb690
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Summary: wow, great set of forged irons for a great price. I have thes with 6.0 rifle shafte and 1/2 inches over. wow!!! smooth irons, buttery soft feel associated iwth all great forgings, but for the money who can beat these beauties. Don't be scared becasue of teh "no-name" aspect of Tour edge- I was skeptical too, but once i hit them, I will kep them in the bag for a while (makes the wife happy)
Customer Service: no need to use as of yet
Similar Products Used: TItleist 690 mb, Mizuno ProII, Titliest Tour Model (80's version) wilson staff fg17 taylor mad RAC LT
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Review Date February 15, 2003
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: bbgolf(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
, from ashland, mass
Model Reviewed: forged blade
Summary: like others have said these clubs are solid. they feel soft, ball flies at a good trajectory. thin top line. classic looking to me with very little graphics on the head ,which i prefer. stock shaft is pretty good as well. i have the 2-pw. tour edge probably has the best warranty in the industry as well? (lifetime)
Customer Service: best warranty in the industry, very fast and very curtious. they take care of their customers.
Similar Products Used: mizuno mp 33 & pro 2, taylor made 300, cleveland ta1, macgregor 1025m & pcb tour, hogan apex, too many to list...
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Review Date January 20, 2002
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 2.50 of 5,
2 votes
Reviewed by: Tito Mendoza(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
, from Newark, Ca, U.S.
Model Reviewed: Tour Edge Forged Blades
Summary: The Tour Edge forged blades are a definite must for the player looking for a club with the forged blade feedback. Typically for the scratch golfer or single digit handicapper, this club can also be enjoyed by the rapidly improving, hardworking golfers grinding it out on a daily basis. A very smooth looking club without the big price tag !
Similar Products Used: Hogan blades, Mizuno blades
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Review Date January 10, 2002
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.00 of 5,
2 votes
Reviewed by: Jerry Greupner(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
, from Lake Elmo, MN
Model Reviewed: Tour Blades
Summary: These are traditional irons with no gimmicks. They feel solid when you hit it well and not so solid when you hit it not so well.
Being in the golf business I get to play a lot of different irons. When I play in tournaments or a serious wager, I go to my Tour Edge blades.
They play consistently. I never get any surprises like a hot one over the green into the bunker.
I strongly suggest to properly enjoy golf take lessons from a good teacher, work hard on your game, and get a set of these blades. You will truly
have the opportunity to enjoy golf as this traditionalist belives it should be experienced
Similar Products Used: Maxfli Australian Blades
Bridgestone Forged
Mizuno forged
and many others
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