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The Cleveland TA2 irons likely featured a cavity back design. Cavity back irons typically provide a blend of forgiveness and playability, making them suitable for a wide range of golfers, including those with mid to high handicaps. by tstoto

No weaknesses. All very good.

It was time to think about new equipment. As a fan of standard hybrids I was relatively sure that hybrid irons are a good choice for me. Cleveland has the most experience with hybrid irons as they just launched the third generation. commercial truck suspension repair Richmond

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It also works well as a puttel. A real side benefit is I only carry this club now so it is really easy to walk and enjoy the game. Thanks Taylor Made Barrie Exhaust system repair

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It also works well as a puttel. A real side benefit is I only carry this club now so it is really easy to walk and enjoy the game. Thanks Taylor Made Barrie Exhaust system repair

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During a complete reworking of my swing and game, I bought these used (7.5 of 10 rating) Cleveland TA2 3-PW, Dynamic Gold S400 flex, Cleveland Cord Grips on an Ebay auction for $87 including shipping. I expected difficulty in swing and impact feel, distance lost in the S400 flex and sore hands from the cord grips. My expectations and the expert “golf equipment salesmen” were absolutely wrong. These may very well be my version of Leo Kottke’s “Student Prince.”

Golf is fun again! I’ve played for 52 years. I switched to game improvement heads and regular to senior shaft flexes in my late 50’s. My handicap devolved from single to two digit. Distance stayed the same and accuracy became erratic.

With the Cleveland TA2 set, my accuracy immediately came back; but, the feel was something I had forgotten was possible. Bad miss hits, fly ugly and you feel the vibrations, but slight miss hits fly nearly as far and stay on target.

I can easily work the ball left to right and control it low and high. With focus, I can work it right to left with some control and still control flight height. Most important, from 3-PW, when I focus, these fly online to the target. When I focus and make good flush contact (about 80-90% of the time, so far), I have gained half a club in length and the impact feels like soft butter.

The normal flight trajectory may be slightly lower. I haven’t played enough holes to rate the backspin, but so far they are stopping near where the ball hits with a slight release forward. That is what I prefer and try to achieve. Chipping and pitching performance with all clubs is solid and accurate with no distance control problems.

I highly recommend these clubs to the experienced (decades of play) mid to low handicap players who continue to work to improve and keep their game.

I wish Cleveland was still making them, but they are available on Ebay. I’d wish you luck on your auction, but you may be bidding against me as I buy a back-up set.

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MacGregor 1025C with Senior flex Graphite shafts
Golfsmith custom-made SquareToe Blades Dynamic Gold Stiff flex

I've started out with Mizuno TZOID irons, but 9 years ago I bought these TA2 with TT s300 shaft. The feel hitting these clubs provided a lot of good feed back and felt very buttery. I was longer, but I believe it was the shaft matched with my swing speed (92 MPH 6 iron).

I switched to a set of Callaway x forged 2007 ironset after an accident for a lighter and softer shaft (sl light r300). Now that I have my swing and strength back, I have found even more feel and control with the set. I find I can hit the 4 iron very reliably now 192 yards, and work the direction without much effort. My pw goes about 124 yards but the loft is 46 degrees.

I have to say much of the feel is the heavier s300 shaft and the heavier heads. I played a friends Taylormade Rac CB TP forged but it felt too light or less solid. I believe my grip pressure and my slow loading of the irons gives me the best feel with this setup. The irons feel like your able to strike with the force of a MB iron but with forgiveness on off centre hits. Hit it a little thin and you hands will tell you right away. The 8625 carbon steel is pretty good relative to 1025 carbon steel.

The is the standard now when I look for a set as the pw is worn. Anyone with a fresh set out there :)

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Tzoid, Rac CB TP, x Forged 2007 extensively (good clubs btw)

These are wonderful irons, tremendous feel, not very forgiving, but look SOOO good...
I bought these cheap on eBay as training irons, the range balls murder your grooves. Because these are harder to hit, my ball sticking has improved massively with my playing clubs on the course. But the short irons are so good they might sneak into my bag..
If your a range monster and want to improve your iron play, grab a set of these babies.

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A bit rubbish really... Sent emails but no reply

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