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I got these irons second hand about 4 years ago with true temper graphite shafts. I love the trajectory and distance i get from every club. the 3 and 4 irons fly high, but it way be lower for others as i have a naturally high launch angle. The 4 iron is my safety club off the tee, and i put down the fairway 230-240 every time. The feedback is excellent; i know when i catch it clean and when it's off center. The off center shots are usually low draws with similar distance. I'm able to move the ball around obstacles when necessary, but can usually take dead aim at the target and put the ball directly on line. The only problem i have is with the scoring irons. Distance is way too inconsistent with solid impact. sometimes my 7 iron travels 200 yards and 9 iron about 160, way off my average. I'm just left shaking my head when the ball flies over the green. It might be the ball, as i don't always use the same ball every round. i feel like there's too much distance between clubs for me at least. I would prefer about 10 yards b/w scoring irons, but i wouldn't know if there would be a difference with other iron sets

I recently rented left hand, old, Maxfli VHL irons in Argentina & found them to be the easiest irons I ever hit. Does anyonr know where I could find these clubs now that I am back in the US ?

I have been using my Vhl's for about 7 years now. I bought them 2nd hand whilst in America. Best money I have ever spent! They are awesome! Only problem is...when I purchased them, there was no 4 iron to be purchased.
I would really love to get in touch with someone who is wanting to sell there 4 iron or indeed their whole set of MaxFli Vhl irons. I can be contacted via jenxjr@hotmail.com. Thanx

Been playing with my set for 8 years now. In that time I've went through multiple drivers and woods. I tell my playing partners that it doesn't matter where my drive lands...I got the iron shot. It's been a blast learnig what shots I can make with these clubs.

I have had these clubs for 5 years. I tried to replace them with Callaways that were bought for me. Had to go back to the Maxflis, they are easier to control. Just a lot better feel. I would never sell them and they still look good to me.

I've been playing with my VHL's for over 10 years. I've tried other clubs to upgrade however havn'e yet found a club I prefer. I like the look at address and the ability to fade adn draw the ball. Distance is consistent and accurately graduated from club to club. Before purchase I tried Ping eye 2, they felt soapy and I didnt like the bulk, I cant work the ball with Callaways and Titleist DC2's feel like my old Cobra blades. I'm trying Hogans tomorrow nad will return with a comparison. I love my VHL's, they're now cheap adn excellent value. Probably underpriced because there is no multimillion dollar advertising program to build a profile.

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