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No weaknesses. All very good.

Great club, very forgiving and long. Easy to hit also, I like these better than the Rac OS model's.

hey folks, new to this site. have a few questions if anyone can advise me. i played frequently for 20 years and played a bit better than bogey golf for most of those. i separated from the game during residency and when i came back, i realized my clubs were a little "antiquated" (wilson 'radius sole's' given to me for my 16th birthday) as my cousin put it. i bought a set of unused taylormade RAC HT irons from him for $150 and found that they were very nice and gave me some elevation i sorely needed at the time. although there are plenty of newer clubs out there, i am, to say the least, content with these clubs (although the grips leave a lot to desire). my questions involve the wood selection for this set of irons. i have a taylormade "burner" 9.5 driver and recently purchased a burner 3W. i have never used any wood with more angle than a 5W, but have heard from many sources that i could do myself a favor by taking a few swings with some of (what seem to me but few others) the various 6, and 7 woods out there. i guess my issue is with the concept of opting out of my longer irons for similar fairway woods. i would appreciate any input regarding using such woods, or even various hybrids..again, im just trying to get back into the game i loved so much when i was younger, but the old body is begging me to try new, more modern club variations.
any advice is welcome..
thanks, and see you out there on the links.

I have had this set of clubs for nearly 7 years. They still play well, and I especially like the way the ball flys high and lands soft. The 8 is the most accurate club that I have ever used, and I would recommend this set. I have thought about upgrading, but it would take a lot to beat the play that I have gotten out of these clubs.

i just got these irons for christmas past and since then i have got cut 8 shots from 28

these were the first TaylorMade irons I ever purhased, and as long as they keep producing this quality, i wont be going back, the forgiveness is astounding and the trajectory of the ball allows you to attack the pin from further away. te club is extremly light, at 55 grams a club it allows you to swing freely and natrually resulting in and consistantly straight shot. i would recomend theese to any golfer whether they play off scrath or 28 handicapper, theese take plenty of shots of your game

I bought these about six months ago. They are a great set of clubs. Have not modified antything on them, so out of the bosx they work just fine. I can attack the pin more and the long irons are an ease to hit with. My old clubs were Mizuno's tp Muscle back. big difference in club control. Recommended to a few of my golf partners and their game also has improved. They were 499 at Golf Galaxy, checked online and it was 299, printed the ad out went back and paid 299 for it what a deal.

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I played my HT's for two years. I enjoy them very much. The ball goes high and lands soft. There is a slight push to the right on the mid and long irons. Never sure if that is me or the clubs. First tip is to get them re-gripped. I read on the review boards that Taylor made grips were useless when wet. I had Lamkin oversize installed. Best move I made. You will not regret these clubs - as long as you get good grips.

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