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Review Date November 19, 2009 Overall Rating
3 of 5
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5 of 5
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Reviewed by: samarati
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Top Flite Tour Summary: Now here's an interesting set of irons that I bought on E-bay for $49. The set have Made in USA labels with serial numbers, Fenwick Stiff 90 gram graphite shafts, Stock Top flite grips which feel somewhat corded (the grips do tear up my hands a bit). This used set looks practically new, the previous owner used just a few of the clubs seldom - Not a scratch on the soles or backs nor shafts.
Compared to my Ping i3+ with JZ Stiff steel shafts the Top Flites are a mixed bag for my game. I love the Top Flite Wedge thru 7 irons. I hit the short irons farther than the Pings. I'm consistently nailing 150 yard Wedges with Taylormade TP balls when I go for it. The accuracy of my shots is equal to the Pings. The Top Flites have a nice heavy and solid feel. BUT, I'm not as happy with the 5 to 3 irons. The heads get progressively smaller, the top line of the face thins out. And somehow my shots tend to go wild with the 3 and 4 irons. And I'm an accuracy monster with my Ping i3+ Three & Four irons.
So are these old USA Made clubs worth the $49 I paid - YES! Are they equal in quality to my USA made Pings? - No.
Yet, I'll keep them for a while as I enjoy having a change-of-pace set of clubs. I like variety, even if my handicap may suffer. I'm a hobby golfer, not a serious competitor. Customer Service: E-bay purchase. Similar Products Used: Ludicrous! In the past two years I've bought and sold over a dozen sets of irons and at least 25 drivers / fairway woods. I'm using Callaway VFT Driver & Woods & 2i Hybrid with great success & the Ping i3+ irons have reallyimproved my game.
I'm spending my children's legacy on E-bay.
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Review Date October 29, 2009 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
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Reviewed by: JACK M
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Shoots in the 70s Model Reviewed: Topflite Tour Oversize Summary: Great set of Irons,have them 10 years,stiff steel shafts,long and forgiving,looks great at address,mid and long irons easy to hit,short irons and wedges slightly chunky but plays well,looking at others but very reluctant to change Customer Service: Tried to order Gap Wedge as there is 11 degree gap between pitch and sand wedge with no luck as it was discontinued Similar Products Used: had Ping Eye 2 before but rate Topflite ahead
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Review Date August 22, 2009 Overall Rating
3 of 5
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3 of 5
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Reviewed by: Rick(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Top Flite Tour Summary: I recently gave my son this set so he could replace his MacGregors VIP irons. His gave has improved since he started playing them. I got them for my travel set, and found them to be okay. I put them ahead of Cobra's. I've been playing a long time (H.S. and College golf included) and outside of my old set of Ram Tour Grinds, these are fairly decent. Customer Service: Never used Similar Products Used: Cobra's and Ram Tour Grind.
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Review Date July 25, 2009 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
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Reviewed by: Todd - Again(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s Model Reviewed: Top Flite Tour OS Summary: So here I am again 1 year after my last attempt to replace these clubs. Because I haven't been man enough to take the ridicule (and often amazement)from others about these clubs I keep trying to upgrade. This season I played Nike Pro Combo forged and Taylor Made r7's trying to put something new in my bag. Both went on ebay after a few rounds. Nothing I can find will match the swing weight and distance of these Top Flite Tours I bought 10 years ago. Maybe they're just the right fit for me but I still believe they are the most under rated clubs in golf.
They don't appear to be so under rated in Europe where they are fetching up to $250 USD used. Apparently they can gain a reputation when people aren't so worried about perception and logos. Spaulding might have made some mistakes prior to selling out to Callaway but these clubs were not one of them.
I'll just keep re-gripping and scoring low instead of trying to shave strokes for the sake of appearance. Customer Service: Non existent anymore. Similar Products Used: Tried lots. IMO there is nothing similar.
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Review Date July 23, 2009 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
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Reviewed by: HARDWAREHEATH
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Shoots in the 90s Model Reviewed: TOP FLITE TOUR W/ MUSCLE SHAFTS (R80 GRAPHITE) Summary: I PURCHASED THESE IRONS AROUND 1999 FROM A LOCAL PRO SHOP. I PAID AROUND $500 FOR THE FULL SET OF IRONS. I TRIED OUT MORE EXPENSIVE CLUBS, BUT THESE CLUBS LOOKED THE BEST TO ME AT ADDRESS AND FELT GOOD TO SWING. MINE HAVE THE R80 GRAPHITE MUSCLE SHAFTS. I LIKED THE MUSCLE SHAFTS BECAUSE THEY WERE LIKE A CROSS BETWEEN STTEL AND GRAPHITE. I WAS 27 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME AND SWUNG HARD SO NORMAL GRAPHITE SHAFTS WERE TOO FLIMSY FOR ME. THESE IRONS HIT A BIT LONGER THAN MY PREVIOUS SET, GOLDWINS, WHICH WAS FINE WITH ME. I HAD TO GET RID OF THE GOLDWINS BECAUSE I KEPT SNAPPING THE SHAFTS JUST ABOVE THE CLUBHEAD. GOLDWIN KEPT REPLACING THEM, BUT I WAS TIRED OF BEING WITHOUT A CLUB FOR A WEEK AT A TIME. THE TOP FLITES HAVE A SOLID FEEL AND GREAT TRAJECTORY WHEN HIT CORRECTLY. THE BAD REVIEWS MUST BE ON THE LATTER VERSION OF THIS IRON. I WAS LEARY OF THESE CLUBS DUE TO THE LOW PRICE, BUT WAS CONVINCED THAT BECAUSE PGA PLAYERS WERE USING THEM, THEY WERE PROBABLY ALRIGHT FOR ME.
Customer Service:
PERFECT PRODUCTS DON'T NEED CUSTOMER SERVICE! Similar Products Used: CALLOWAY BIG BERTHA DIABLO DRIVER, TRIDENT 3 WOOD, DIABLO 2 I-BRID, TITLEIST FORGED SAND WEDGE, PING ZING PUTTER
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