Maxfli Australian Blade Irons
Maxfli Australian Blade Irons
USER REVIEWS
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[Mar 26, 2008]
CATFORD
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli Australian Blade
What a awesome set of irons.....they have great feel....soft off the face and easy workability. These would good for ethier a player going from cavity backs to blades or a veteran blade user.....just an amzing set of irons with a classic look!!!
Customer Service None required!! Similar Products Used: I have a set of MP 67's....but these are a ten times better iron than them!!! |
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[Jun 28, 2006]
kzg golf
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
maxfli australian blades
These irons are great feeling and are very good if you are an accurate golfer because you can shape the ball with ease. The first comp game i played using these clubs and i shot 76.the dont go very far if you dont hit them out of the middle. Overall i think these clubs are grate, but are hard to buy.
Similar Products Used: the bridgestoe j33 blades, they are forged so they are a bit easier to hit |
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[Dec 11, 2004]
rstesting
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli Australian Blades
UpNDownGolf.com ebay bid is where I got these badboys. These clubs are made for one thing. Lower Scoring!! CG10 look, super soft feel, and very rare to find brand new. I suggest upndowngolf on ebay if you'd like import, hard to find, golf clubs. Customer Service I'm an avid net shopper. Golfio gave me a bad first impression. TGW takes too long on shipping. Golfsmith's just another golf site. UpNDownGolf/Customer service was the best over all. Check'em out on Ebay. Almost 10,000 sold products. Not bad for a local shop in southern CA. Similar Products Used: Not similar, but have used. Cobra SZ Irons Nike Slingshots Mizuno T-Zoid True |
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[May 16, 2004]
andrew70
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli Australian Blade '92
I have owned these irons for a few years and they are my regular sticks. Best way to sum them up is this - they will exaggerate every good and bad move you put on the ball. They may be the most accurate irons I have ever tried but they are not forgiving. I am not one of these folks who feels the need to put a handicap number on who should play a certain type of iron. But I will suggest you have confidence in your iron game before deciding on these clubs. All in all they are basically awesome, though. Customer Service Never used. Similar Products Used: Mizuno MP-33, Hogan Apex Blades, Walter Hagen Haig Ultras (great clubs), Ram Tour Grind, and many others. |
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[Sep 16, 2002]
tim jones
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
maxfli australian blade
I have found the maxfli irons and woods the best clubs i have ever used. They are light and sure with the feel to direct the balls to an intended landing zone with accuracy, not many clubs have such a feel. My range is good with them as good as more expensive clubs. Similar Products Used: Cobra rifle steel shaft, Brosnan, Titleist |
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[Nov 17, 2000]
joe smith
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Australian Blade
I purchased these clubs last summer and found them to be the best irons i've ever played. You can shape shots so well with these irons. The feel you get is incredibly soft. I find that I can draw, cut,and hit low and high shots on will with these clubs. i wouldn't recommend these clubs if you're a high handicapper or if you can't hit the ball pure every time. Great clubs Similar Products Used: callaway x-12, Tammy armour ti 100, Wilson fat shafts |
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[Aug 06, 2000]
Ric
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli Australian Blade
Good solid dependable irons. You get out of 'em what you put in. Can shape shots either way. Boring flight. What more can I say? Feel of the cast nickel alloy is softer than cast steel clubs but muted, so doesn't give the heaven-on-earth feel and feedback of the Mizuno forgings. Similar Products Used: Mizuno MP14s, Hogan Apex,Golfsmith Forged Blade, Wilson Staff |