Top-Flite Tour Oversize Irons
Top-Flite Tour Oversize Irons
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[Jul 09, 2002]
IanL
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Topflite Tour
These irons are great. They are very forgiving, and get the ball into the air every time. I have the graphite muscle shafts. I would highly recommend these clubs to any high handicap golfer. They have certainly helped my game! |
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[May 10, 2002]
keceben
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Top Flight Tour Oversized
It is interesting to read the reviews not only on tis model but most golf clubs. It certainly shows that golf clubs are very personal things. I personally find the Top Flight Tours the best clubs I have played with. I have played off a handicap of 2 for several years and the only reason it is still low is these irons. Extremely forgiving without foregoing distance and very accurate. I do find that they get the ball in the air very quickly, but I personally like that. I have no problems with the feedback, a struck properly with any club provides little feedback. I have no doubt that without these irons I would be a somewhat higher handicapper. Similar Products Used: Ping, Taylor made |
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[Sep 08, 2001]
TopFlite
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Oversized
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None These irons are great. They feel great,and are very forgiving. I like them better than my couin''s Titleist DCI 981 iron! So all in all..I recommend these irons to everyone. Similar Products Used: Titleist DCI 981 |
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[Jun 12, 2001]
Roland
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
regular graphite shafts
I love these clubs. I lucked out w/ a sale at Dicks. Last set of graphite shafts and I believe they were incorrectly marked. Not the muscle shafts though. Very easy iron to hit. Heavy head lets the club do all the work. If you can find a cheap used set I would definitly recommend them. If only I could stop 3+ putting... Similar Products Used: None |
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[Feb 28, 2000]
Phil Gaitens
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
top-flite tour oversize
For the mid to high handicapper these clubs are tough to beat. They're very solid with a heavy head, which I think helps me square the club at impact. I have the advance flex steel shafts and they produce consistent distance and accuracy. I've played with them for about a year and, yes, my iron game has improved. The diamond-cut sole makes them great from about any lie. I usually buy new clubs about every year, but I haven't found any I like better than these. Customer Service no problems Similar Products Used: Nicklaus air bear, Armour 845 oversize |
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[Feb 28, 2000]
Paul
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Tour Midsize
I am reviewing the Top Flite Tour Midsize irons, which are very similar to the Oversized just about 15% smaller. In my opinion, these are the most underrated clubs on the market today. I bought these used for 250.00 two years ago, and I have been very impressed with them in every possible performance catagory. My Tours are the perfect compromise between forgiveness and playability. If you hit it slightly off the toe or heel, you'll lose virtually no distance or accuracy at all. As with all irons, if you miss the center completely, then you will lose quite a bit of distance. If you do hit the sweetspot then you will experience that sweet feeling almost equal to a forged blade. Not quite as good, but close. Granted, some of the irons I have tried have been slightly better than my Flite's, such as the MacGregor PCB, but not good enough to justify paying at least 700.00 for a set. The Top Flite Tour's are the most played irons on the Senior PGA Tour, and I know why. They forgive your minor mistakes but still let you work the ball if you need to. Plus, you can purchase the Tours at many golf sites at about 250.00 a set, with a free 2-iron or gap wedge thrown in for free. At this price you simply can't go wrong. At least give them a try, you will definately be surprised. Customer Service No problems so no need for customer service. Similar Products Used: Titleist 962, 981, 990; Maxfli Revolution; Ping ISI and i3, Hogan Apex and Apex Plus; Mizuno Pro, Pro 2, MP-14, and MP-29; Macgregor PCB and PMB; and many others. |
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[Jul 28, 2001]
george foreman
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
top flite tour oversized
these clubs are great.....i would suggest them to players who maintain a scoring average of 90+ but still great clubs. recently i decided i want to upgrade to set of clubs that better suit my game and i want to sell these. clubs are in excellent cond...8 out of 10. they have only been play for a few months. i want to sell them for about 215 or best offer....DONT PASS THESE UP, EXCELLENT CLUBS FOR THE PRICE...email me if you would like to know more about the clubs briwed67@hotmail.com Customer Service not needed clubs were great Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 21, 2001]
Tiger Johnson
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
top flite tour irons
This is a good club for a 30 to 40 handicapper, or a once or twice a year player, but if you have any game at all you will not like these sticks! Similar Products Used: None |
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[Jul 13, 2001]
Gabe
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Tour Oversized,
These clubs are GREAT set of clubs if your looking to step up from your beginner set of sticks...That's what I did..I love 'em....There is plenty of feedback on mis-hits....Are they better then any other brand..Hmm, I can spend twice as much on Pings, or Clevelands, but why? For the money they are great clubs... Similar Products Used: Square 2irons |
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[Jul 07, 2001]
Zack
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Tour OSI
These clubs are the best i have ever hit. With no othere club can I hit a three iron but with these I easily make 250 with it. I am only 14 going onto 15 and these are the best investment I have ever made. They are the greatest clubs for the money!! Customer Service I don't really like Top Flite's customer service but you should never really need them. Similar Products Used: None |