I have been testing irons at the driving range for at least a year. I played the original big bertha irons for about 5 years and was looking for something a little different. I tested most of the common names, x14s, 360s, ta5, hogan edges, & the quad pros. All are good clubs and I really enjoyed the edges with the forged feel. However I liked the quad pros a tad better and they were the longest of the bunch for me. The Quads are at least a club longer and much more accurate than my bertha''s. If you guys are a mid to high handicapper you should jump on Edwin Watts deal before they are gone. It''s improving my game (I''m now actually shooting in the mid to high 80''s) and will probably yours as well if your in this handicap range. As some of you may know they were 1st place among high and low cappers for rankmark last year. I emailed rankmark and asked their opinion, they mentioned that the quads were still thier favorite of all the clubs they have tried. There''s a reason they look sharp for a game inprovement clubs feel great with the vas (very powerful and solid feel off the face) and are long. If your in the market for a game improvement iron give the quads a chance I don''t think you''ll be disappointed!

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I have emailed and they have been prompt in returning emails.

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These are the best. In moving up, I tried most prominent types and narrowed my choice to TM 320, Titleist 990 and Quadpro. These won easily in real trials on the course. Hit easier, straighter and long. Help yourself and give them a try. I can''t understand why Cleveland discontinued them. These are way better than Cleveland''s others.

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don''t know

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The quadpro irons offer forgiveness, distance and confidence at address. I had mine adjusted 2* upright. The thing that impresses me the most, is my confidence to pull out my long irons. I hit a 230 yard 4 iron this weekend and routinely hit my 4-iron 200+ yards. The quadpro irons are progressively offset from the shortest to the longest iron. I had a problem pulling my 3 and 4 irons and installed oversized Winn grips on just those two irons. The larger grips reduce my hand action and I hit them so much better now. I really like the irons and would recommend them to anyone looking for forgiveness and distance.

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My 3-iron head snapped off while hitting a teed ball (didn''t hit it fat either). The head went flying 30 yards down the fairway. Amazingly, the shot was straight, with decent distance. Anyway, I s

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Mizuno T3, Mizuno Sure, Wilson Fatshafts and Taylor Made Supersteel irons

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All I can say is that these are the best irons I have ever placed in my hands. I previously owned a set of callway x-14''s and they have nothing on these clevelands. Super easy to hit, looking at them at address inspires confidence. A nice, smooth swing rewards me with distances I haven''t experienced in other irons. Easy to work, my game has improved 5 strokes due to these irons, and I am expecting to break 80 by the end of this season. Try these out, they may seem pricey for clevelands, but they are in the same ballpark as callways, pings, and other major manufacturers. They value is amazing though, as you get what you pay for in these..these irons are sure to surprise you at how good they play, how good they look, and how easy they are to hit with distance. I wish I owned them a couple of years ago.

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haven''t had to use, but golfandtennisworld.com was great!

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Ordered them from Gofwerks who had them drop shipped to me from the Cleveland factory in California. Turn around time was 10 days from the order. I had them tweeked by Cleveland with the following: 1. Rifle 6.0 shafts 2. 1/2" over standard 3. 2* up It took me just a short time to dial them in, and they are unbelievable. For me to hit a 4 iron 200+ is something. Working the ball is not a problem. Most shots have a slight draw to them. I''ve had other premier sets, but I''m a Roger Cleveland fan until the grave.

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Turn around time from Cleveland was 10 days.

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Completely in love with my QuadPros. These irons should be called, "Sweet Spots." When hit on the sweet spot, a crisp, pop sound gives immediate feedback of solid contact. Once airborne, it further shows how these irons will make your shots longer, straighter, with more trajectory. Even mis-hits go the distance with no vibration. These clubs are a must for any mid to high handicapper who wants to improve their game.

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Wow! I just bought these irons on ebay and took them out yesterday. I played with the Mizuno T3 Ti insert irons and I really liked them. I demo'd a Quadpro iron on Friday and bought a set of them on ebay this week. What I love the most is the feel. The T3's have a titanium insert and their lofts are stronger than your average irons, so I don't seem to hit the Quadpro's any farther than my T3s, but I love the feel when you hit that sweet spot. I tried the steel shaft Quadpro irons and they were really nice too. I think the T3's were just as accurate and forgiving, but the feel doesn't compare to the Quadpro irons. The Fat Shafts are a good, accurate iron, but my hands and wrists were extremely sore after a round of golf, so I sold them for the T3's. I think I found the total package with the QuadPro irons: They're forgiving, they look sharp, and the feel is superb. They are expensive, but maybe you'll get lucky like I did, and find a set on ebay.

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I have had my Quadpro's for about 6 months - but for some reason I was never able to submit a review on this site. Anyway, I have hit just about every "game improvement" club on the market. (I have owned at least 4 sets, including Hawkeyes, Fat Shafts) From the first swing with the Quadpros my game has been turned around - in fact I have become a very good iron player. These are a good 2 clubs longer than any of my other sets, and the feel is as good as the forged MAC's I tired. Can't say enough good about these. Love em!!!!!!!!

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Have had a couple of occasions to call them with a question. Like talking to old friends. Very helpful.

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I have spent the last several months demoing various irons looking for the ultimate set. I've tried the most recent popular versions from all the top names on the market. I know you can't buy a good game but I seem to have found the irons that are the closest thing to allowing you to do just that. For me, these are the sweetest, longest, most forgiving, most accurate irons on the market. I can see why they were ranked #1 by Rankmark for high and low handicappers this year. (www.rankmark.com) My search is over!

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Prompt response to phone calls with accurate information on their product

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Oh Yea...Wow,these are the best irons I have ever hit and I have been one of those people who buy clubs to improve their game...I have hit them all and these irons are the BEST!!!! I hit the long irons far and straight...and the short irons just fly off the club...WOW!!!

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No experience with manufacturer

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