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I used to play a lot and was a consistent 70s shooter. Was always on the lookout for a used 2nd set and found these irons at a local thrift store. 2-PW for $9.99 and with my Sr. discount, I picked up all of these clubs for $7.50 - What a steal ! Been looking for blades that have a thin top line like my Ram Tour Grind (1-SW) and these look almost identical from the top. Dynamic Stiff shafts, no pits or rust. A quick Scotch bright buff & they look like new. All I have to do is replace the grips. Some guy took pristine care of them & likely his wife threw them out. My tremendous good fortune. Can't wait to try them out based upon the other reviews.

I used to play golf many years ago and was off 8 handicap. I came back to the game about 16 years ago and played taylor made tour irons but found them quite tough to hit really well.
Found a second-hand set of Maxfli Australian blades and am delighted with them. They really do have great feel and the strike is really pute. I play very little but still hope to be knocking it round in the seventies again soon.

I have been using these clubs for the last ten years. When starting to use these clubs I was a 5 handicap. Within two years I was scratch. I have tried other clubs from time to time, including the AP2's, and I always returned to the blades. They have amazing feel, amazingly easy to work the ball and I find them the easiest clubs to hit with.
One downfall, they are not forgiving, if not hit in the middle of the fsce, distance will be lost

Until these, I've played only forged clubs. There is nothing that quite compares to the buttery feel of these nickel/chrome blades. What come closest are the MacGregor VIP 1025m's. The compact heads set up perfectly and invite aggressive play.
These are a good candidate for flighted shafts (at least in the long irons 3, 4, 5). I picked mine up used in a pro shop for $139. I'll probably buy the next set I see as backup.

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Titleist, Hogans, MacGregor, Bridgestone

These clubs are just so pure - I don't think I will ever be able to switch. I've played them for about 6-7 years now, and they still feel brand new.

I wonder why they do not make irons like this now!?!

The feel is unbelievable. It definitely gives you feedback. The workability (left to right & low and high) is unbelievable. When I look at some of the Monster headed clubs now, I just don't understand how people can hit them.

These are the real blade. They are pure. They are what golf is all about!

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Pings isi - Maxfli Revolution - Ping Zing 2

What a awesome set of irons.....they have great feel....soft off the face and easy workability. These iron have amazing length and consistancy, which allows you over time to build up great confidence when going for shot that require a very specific trajectory and distance. JUST AWESOME TO OWN!!!


These would be good for ethier a player going from cavity backs to blades or a veteran blade user.....just an amazing set of irons with a classic look to die for!!!

If you have a chance to pick a set of these up....do it!!!

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MP 32, MP 67 while both these iron set are very solid, they have nothing when compared to the Maxfli Australian Blades!!!

Last year, I came across a used set of Oz Blade in a ProShop and bought it even I already got the A10 Tour Limited in my bag. There is something about these irons that give you the absolute confidence and all you need to do is to attack every ball.
Never thought blade irons can be easily handled and Oz Blade designers did a very good job inventing the nickel/multilayer-chrome technology that offer golfers a chance to improve & feel for every shot.

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Heard that TM sold Maxfli the brand to a golf retailer. Hope the new Maxfli with start remaking the A10 TL and Australia Blade.

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A10, MP27 & MP67

Beautiful looking irons. Nice smooth, shiny appearance, with perfect angles. Sits nicely at address and allows for a smooth takeaway. Allows for greater distance control, accuracy and the ability to move the ball both ways at will. Hard to go past this impressive design, improved my mid-short game no end. Wedges are the best design i've seen. Great value clubs, if you're in the market for a sweet blade- get the Aussie Blade!!

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King Cobra Norman Grind, Wilson Tour Staff blade.

I'm a high 70's low 80's player and have not played blades for 15yrs. (McGregor Tourney's). These clubs are awesome. They are more forgiving then I would have ever expected and the feedback is great. You will swear they are forged. Mine are bend 1-deg. strong and have Senicore S-300 shafts. I hit them at least 5-10 yds. further than my ping I3's and I can control my trajactory better than any other club I've played.

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I the past 3 years I've played Ping I3's, and Titleist 981's