The best blade - too bad Ram stopped making the balata, too. Believe Nick Price played them when he won the '93 Open - I can still nuke a 9-iron 160+. Nothing better when you hit them pure - hang on to them since there won't be another muscle back blade ever produced again. If you can't hit them, hang on to them anyway - they are a beautiful club and a true work of art. I really raise eyebrows when I whip them out.

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I bought this set 3-sw used for $150.00 and have been playing them for 8 years. Easily the best blade's I have ever played and combined with a 6.5 shaft these irons are deadly accurate.

The last of the great Ram blades, the Tour Grind 898 is very simular to the Ram tour grinds of the early 80s and 70s. Bought a set used on ebay for only $100 in mint shape. As good in the sweat spot as any blade today, though it is a little smaller then the best of the newer blades. I love this iron and will be playing it this year (2007)Its about 9 years old but tough to be a well balanced iron.

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Ram Tour Grind, Snake Eyes 600B, Feel Fly Yellow competitor, Honma PP737, Bridgeston Js, Mizuno MS 7.