Armour 845

Reviewed by: listd ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Tommy Armour 845s

Summary:
A great club, I've been playing them for 11 years. Received them from my dad when he won a set of callaways. He admits, not giving me the callaways is one of his biggest golf mistakes. I just can't rationalize getting new clubs, I will probably simply get these re-shafted. The most under-rated club ever.

Reviewed by: flintlock ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Topmmy Armour 845 Silver Svot

Summary:
These are some of the best clubs ever made, bar none. I only swithched to a new club because I wanted graphite shafts. They are (were) highly over looked as being a geat club mainly becase they were cheaper than Ping and Callaway and a lot of peple think that you have to pay top dollar to have a good club. This is not always true. Try them if you can find them on Ebay.

Customer Service:
Not needed.

Similar Products Used:
Founders Club.

Reviewed by: Brock Creekmore ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
tommy armour 845

Summary:
My wife bought me a set of Tommy Armour 845s(2-SW) back in 1989 or 90. They have pat. Pend. on them so they are an early set. I replaced the shafts to True Temper sensicore reg flex back in 2000. How much are they worth?

Reviewed by: bob_f52 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
845s Oversize

Summary:
I've had the Armours for a long time. Really, iron play is the weakest part of my game and I'm torn between working harder and trying new sticks, maybe forged. They are definitely long enough, but I think there are irons that are easier to swing, that is, weighted/shafted better for my swing, strength, size. Moreover, even when I hit a nice iron stiff to the stick, the 845s Oversize NEVER feels good. So, I gave them a 4 star, not denying that much of the problem is with me, but recognizing that these are surely not nearly the best.

Customer Service:
None needed

Similar Products Used:
Wilson Staff, MacGregor Tourney,