Nice looking clubs. The feel is great on good shots. On bad shots there is a little feedback, but it doesn't feel like your hitting a rock. Overall a good glub.

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Never used it.

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Wilson di5, Wilson fat shafts, Cobra gravity backs, and Mizuno mx-17.

I just got the irons and i like them a lot. They are very forgiving and they hit the ball longer than my last irons. My scores have improved a lot and the more i play them the lower my scores get. I only payed $275 for them to. I suggest everyone should try them especially for the price you can get them.

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maxfli revolution irons

These are really sweet feeling clubs. Nice mix of forgiveness and workability. Really nice to look at too. I've hit them all, and thess are by far the best i've found.

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I've hit everything

I was in the market for a new set of irons and originally bought the TM RAC O/S. These irons were not for me. Too much game improvement not enough feel. When I saw a set of forged Taylor Made 300 irons with 6.0 Rifle shafts on Ebay and bought them. When I first tried them I hit everything to the right, so had the lie adjusted and they hit straight now. They are about a 1/2 a club longer than I am used to. I have to say they are very easy to hit even the 3 and 4 irons. Nothing feels better to me than a forged iron. I'd recommend these clubs to anyone. The rifle 6.0 shafts are fine(they feel like regular flex although they are suppose to be stiff.

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I have never had a problem with Taylor Made equipment.

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Taylor Made Rac O/S, Nike Pro Combo, Ping ISI.

Best irons ever, the forged head has an awesome feel to it and they inspire confidence everytime you set up for a shot.

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Titleist 762

Bought these undemoed over ebay based on other reviews here. Was a little concerned that they may be too hard to hit for my 11 HC, but they are very impressive clubs. During their 1st practice round, I was hitting multiple balls out of thick rough - all 5 balls were constantly within 10 metres of each other with a 4 iron! Excellent consistency and forgiveness for a shallow CB. Off-sweetspot hits only lost less than half a club for me. Feel is very good also, it is immediately apparent how well you struck the ball. Workability is great, I very rarely try to work the ball either way, but I could certainly move the ball on demand with these irons. Taller golfers - I have the feeling that these clubs are slightly flatter in lie angle. My prev sets have all been adjusted 2* flat for me but these ones have hit straight and true with no adjustment(?). Overall, I'd recommend these clubs to any good ball striker. Probably not a good option for high-cappers though, the forgiveness is present, but not enough to correct anything other than a slightly off shot. Fantastic price for top-end clubs - they still retail for over $1000 USD here in NZ.

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Titleist 690, Miz MP30

Let me start off by saying that these are the clubs for my game. About a year or so ago it was about time to shake things up a big on my irons. I had been playing the Titleist 962's for about three years, and while they were great, I just wanted something that could really take me to the next level. Unfortunately, that level was at that time to the Callaway X-14 Pro Series, as I had heard so many good things about the forgiveness and whatnot. But what I found out is that the feel really isn't existant. I wanted to make these clubs work but I couldn't get a feel. I went back to the Titleist's for a while but still wanted something else. Well, I was observing that many of the majors that weren't being won by Tiger were won with the TM 300's, and while I know that pro's can hit it straight with a shovel it showed me that they were a proven club that could get the job done. After some searching and patience, I found some spec'd for me: +1, 2* up, 6.5 flighted rifle. These irons are great. A blade with a touch of forgiveness, one I can shoot eighty with comfortably, or one I can shoot 69 with comfortably (yes, thank you). I have the iron that has taken me to the next level, and I don't care what super iron comes out next its good for me. Work the ball left or right, punches and high shots, low shots a snap. I'm tempted just like everyone else for the blades, but until I consistently shoot scratch, these are the best option for me, I recommend.

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Titleist 962's, Callaway X-14 Pro Series

GREAT set of clubs. They kicked my TM 320s out of the bag the day after I hit the 300s at the range. I've always wanted a forged set of irons that looked and felt nice and these were them. And to top it off, the 300s are forgiving which is hard to find in a forged club these days without it being the size of a blade. The fit, finish and feel of the clubs are excellent throughout the set. The 300s have a slightly thinner topline than the 320s and I can see no difference between the two other than the 300s being forged and the 320s being cast. I've taken 10 strokes off my average score per round and hope to go lower. I'm not saying I've "bought" game, but you have to really like the clubs you're playing with in order to have the confidence to make accurate shots consistently. These have done it for me. And no, I don't work for TaylorMade. Even though TaylorMade comes out with "newer improved" models every year, they're still 5-star quality clubs.

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TM 320

Purchased cleveland ta5's early last year as they were on sale and had heard many good things about the irons. as i soon as my honeymoon was over after my purchase, i learned they were not the right iron for my game. while i needed stiff shafts, the stock cleveland shafts, along with the offset heads allowed for little workability of the ball. recently tried a buddies tm 300's and had to get a set for myself. this was hard to do as they were discontinued but found a set that pretty much mached what i was looking for (rifle flighted 6.0 shafts). these clubs start off by looking sweet when you are over the ball. the thin topline and shining grooves instill confidence even before you draw the club back. contact with the ball is like hitting a nail with a hammer. great ball flight that is easily a club longer than the ta5's. hit a 3-iron that was not in the sweet spot and while it did not sound great, it still went 220 and i was putting for eagle. while considered a blade, the head size is not too small. tried to hit the mizuno mp 33's, and while they look great as well, i am not at the level to put those in my bag. i am usually in the 82-87 range but had a 78 using them for the second time. sinking bomb putts were mostly the reason but if i was not on in regulation, i would not have had my birdie chances. would recommend these as a game improvement club because you have to focus on making good contact. not that minor mis-hits will be overly penalized but you will definately hear and see some different results.

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cleveland ta5, ta3, ta7, ta7 tour, mizuno mp30, mp33, callaway x16

Buy far the best sticks i've owned was playing Mizuno MP 33's then went into a S$%^#@* spell.almost quit the game got ride of the MP 33's purchased the Taylormade 320's so i could get the feel back started to shoot in the low 80's again.Then last week purchased the 300's first night out play 18 with a few members at my course shot 38 on the front 39 on the back missed 3 greens all day.The clubs are Money soft feel and with the DG S300's best combo out.For some reason could not get the Rifles that came in the 320's dialed in.great buy on the 300's.If yoy can find a set under $400 get them. Mlb

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have not used them Yet

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