Summary: I love these clubs. I bought them 12 years ago at an Edwin Watts in Florida for $200.00 - they were on the clearance table. I hit them great from the start. They have True Temper Sensicore R flex shafts. They have unbelievable feel and I can really work the ball with them. Not a lot of distance due to my relatively slow swing speed and the soft nickel faces, but this is a set of clubs I will never part with. It's been 12 years and I've never even entertained the thought of a new set. Too bad the old Ram is gone, but I'm sure glad they made these excellent irons before they became a different company.
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Review Date December 29, 2010
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Jordan Davis(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Ram FXforged
Summary: I am in highschool and I was recently given ram fx 90-100 swing speed forged blades from my coach. I used to hit Ping i3s but not any more. with these blades i hit the ball farther and crisper than ever. Instead of getting the ball to bounce of the clubface I now hit it crisp and when i do it goes far
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Review Date November 17, 2009
Overall Rating 3 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
Reviewed by: A F(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Ram FX pro set tour grind 3-sw
Summary: I have a set of Ram FX pro set, grind tour, fx steel series shaft with flex speed 80-90mph. I have had these for a few years now but just can't master them. I have been working Ping G2's for a few years now and down to low teen hanpicap but everytime i give these ago i find i'm not consistent ball striking, my swing is under investigation. I keep thinking i'll master them some day, I guess these will go up for sale soon and let somebody get the use of them.
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Summary: I've been playing golf for 12 years and have never tried blade irons. I have only had two sets with my first set being graphite shafted BIG Beartha original irons and my most recent set steel shafted X-20's as my ball striking has gotten better. I left my sticks in my girlfriends car and had the itch to hit some balls so I had to dig through some clubs in the garage to see if I had anything. I forgot I borrowed my friends 7 and 3 iron blades in hopes that one day I could tell the difference. I figured if I could hit the three iron I could hit anything and it would enhance my X-20 game, boy was I wrong. The problem was as my next three range days passed all I was hitting was the RAMS and when I went to the course with my clubs and hit my irons the difference in feel was no mystery. The feel with the X-20's was more like a thud instead of the crisp contact of compression I had with the RAMS. Also the thicker sole of the X-20's almost felt like the irons had bounce to them instead of purely stricking the ball. I'm in the process of getting the entire RAM set of irons as my introduction to blades in my game and am happy to have learned the difference between a blade and cavity back when it comes to conrol and feel. I'm hoping with these irons I can finally break 80 at my home course where I shot 82 from the tips that plays to 7,200 hundred yards.
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Summary: This set of clubs doesn't hit far and isn't forgiving, but it is one of my favorite iron!
The most amazing thing about this iron is that it is unforgiving. Unlike cavity back iron which let you hit the ball far and straight even on a bad swing, this club will tell you every tiny mistake you made on your swing.
It has excellent feedback, better than any other clubs I've ever played (mizuno mp-32, nike pro, ping cavity back)
Probably not the best clubs for beg/intermediate players who are looking to get the best score or distance, but definitely a great choice to those who are looking to improve their games and swing.
btw, I always thought Ram was a "walmart" type of brand, this club is definitely very different from the rest of their product lines!
Similar Products Used: Mizuno Mp-32 / Nike Pro combo
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