I got the lcg burner irons when i was on the high school team, loved them then, and still love them today.. i play on a college team now and realized i need longer clubs so im moving on to a new club and i dont like any of the new Taylor made irons.... the only club that i hit as nice os those is the ping G5

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never any... unless i wanted touch up paint

Irons have Bubble shaft 2 stiff flex(S-90)
I've played these irons for about 4 years now and still love them. They have a great swing feel and contact feel.
When hit on or near the sweet spot it feels great and flys great. These are also pretty forgiving on mis-hits.

Recently I've had the gear itch to get a new set, but keep talking myself out of it. I've demo'd a few top of the line models and haven't been impressed enough to make the switch.

These irons definately still hold their own in todays market and I think I'll keep playing them.

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Have not needed.

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Calloway x-18, fusion
Taylor Made RAC HT

These irons are for mid to high handicappers. If you shoto in the mid 80s or higher these are for you if not i would high suggest nike blades or callaway x-12 irons

I went on over to Dick's to demo some drivers after I lost all hope with my Callaway HawkEye. I tried out an R7, R5, R580XD, R580, R540, and Cleveland Launcher. I don't know if its just my swing or the mindset that the club puts me in, but I always seem to hit drivers better that have smaller heads (and tend to be made of steel). This driver was my final choice, as I felt that the feel it provides me and my swing adds confidence in my ability to strike the ball solidly and hit it straight. If you are like me and are tired of drivers with enormous heads ruining your long game, give this driver a shot. For the 79.99 I paid, nothing comes close, not even the 500 dollar R7.

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R580XD, Titleist 983K, Callaway Hawkeye

I was so thrilled to be getting my first real set of irons. My last irons were lynx liberty blades,they're kind of old. These irons are rewarding when struck square, but my old lynx blades felt better,and were more forgiving than these. These irons tend to rattle my hands when not struck on the sweet spot.

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none.

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acer,lynx

I have had my lcg's for 3 years now & I love them. I was going to move on this year. I have become so custom to my clubs. I have used & played others but it's just not the same. Most people think it's the club!It is but for the most part it's the golfer.The lcg's are true to you for distance & accuracy as long as you are not a brute trying to hit the pw 160 or the 5 iron 270. Over all if you can find these clubs buy them. I have the S90 graphite shafts.

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Wilson Precision Tommy 845's

These clubs made it very easy to hit a golf ball when you first start, but i caught the golf bug and kept practicing; i have gotten a lot better and my opinion on these clubs has changed. When i try to work the ball (draw in particular) the ball just goes straight. Fading the ball is easy, and the pretty big sweetspot gives you a good chance to hit most balls straight (unless you miss badly). I think i will be switching to the Mizuno MP-33s pretty soon (if anyone uses these clubs, please give me some feedback) just for the sake of workability, because i dont think that is one of the strongpoints of the LCG. It is long and forgiving and has a high trajectory.

I've been playing these clubs for the last 3 years, and I must say that I am very happy with them. Easy to hit, accurate, decent feel and workability, and long hitting. Miss hits will not rattle your teeth. While these clubs don't have the workability of blades, a good player can still craft some shots. Also, these clubs are designed to get the ball up in the air, so hitting low-trjectory shots and prove challenging. I'm a 10 handicap, and I think these are great clubs for mid-high handicappers. More skilled and experienced golfers would probably want to play a forged blade to increase workability and feel.

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Ping Eye2, Callaway X-12, Square Twos, Armour 845

Got it used from eBay. Owned 3-9, PW, AW, SW with R-80 Rifle. Great club and easy to hit. Very straight indeed. Recommended.

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Taylor Made Burner Oversize Taylor Made Burner Tour Taylor Made Firesole Taylor Made Firesole Tour Taylor Made 300 Series Taylor Made 320 Series Taylor Made 360 Series

The LCG''s with a 5.5 rifle flighted or 5.0 flighted would be great. I bought with S90 and that is way to stiff for me. I did see 1 guy really nail S90 though - huge distances. Overall, with the right shaft and lie angle, they are good. The newer TM 320''s are a huge step up in performance. Again, with the correct shaft and not what one thinks is the correct shaft for one''s swing. I''ve seen too many guys playing S300 - S90 who I blow by in distance. Rifle Flighted 5.0, 5.5 is enough for 95% of golfers. It''s nice to hit 7 irons 165-170 like the pros do because I can handle the shaft. S300 and I get 155 or so.

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Really great

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TM320(truly amazing), Ping i3 Blades(beware hard to hit!)