These are truly the clubs that were made for me. Well actually they were because they were custom fitted. The gunmetal provides a great feel for anyone that uses it. I used to own a set of callaway x-14, nice clubs but ridiculously overpriced. Compared to the x-14, the top line is thinner which makes the ball easier to line up. They are also a nice looking set of irons. Attracts other golfers eyes to your bag when you walk by. SEXY! If you care about what other people buy then you go spend your hard earned money on Callaways. If you wanna play better you buy Clevelands. Great clubs at great prices.

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Callaway Steelhead X-14.

Excellent irons. Easy to hit clean. Cleveland golf makes quality products. the ta5s are the easiest to hit period...

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square two, Tom Weiskopf specials

These irons are great! Excellent ball control and feel. I would highly recommend these clubs to all! These babies feel solid, even when hit off center. They pack a serious punch... the ball jumps off these clubs. And best of all the price is right...I picked up a slightly used set for $330.

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Titleist

Very solid irons. Fairly forgiving. Look and set up did not feel comfortable and may have effected overall results. Shots were high with a little draw. Did not get as much feel as I would have liked. Would suggest for individuals of 15+ hadicap. Right now price is right. I saw on sale for $399 in a local shop, so get custom fitted and have some fun.

Customer Service

Very good!!!!!

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Armour TA5 V31, Cleveland TA3, TA4, Mizuno Pro/True and Ping ISI

This is a great club, very forgiving. I think that Cleveland is very underrated in terms of clubmaking and will continue to shine with products like the TA-5. If you want a good, low-profile with a nice sweetspot iron, give the TA-5 a try, you will want to buy them.

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Forgiving Irons, easy to get in the air. The loft on the irons are stronger than most iron sets. Notice that the PW is 45* -- a 9iron for most iron sets -- so depending on your SW, you may need the gap wedge which is 50*). The long irons are very forgiving. Which was a good sell for me, because my most difficult clubs are the 3&4 irons. Although I was custom fit for the irons, in hindsight, I would opt for different shafts, preferably a firmer flex. Instead, I followed the club-fitters advice and went with their factory regular flex and after a summer of lessons/practice the shafts feel like spaghetti noodle -- time to re-shaft according to my PGA pro. If you plan on taking lessons and lots of time practicing, you will outgrow the factory steel shafts -- so you may want to opt for a firmer flex. I seem to be hitting too many unwanted fades lately... and only with my irons. All I''m saying is make sure the shaft is right for you and NEVER buy them off the rack w/ out getting them custom fit. And, if at all possible, explore shaft options if you plan on taking lessons and altering/improving your swing. All in all, after a summer of hitting these I have found my iron game vastly improved. Great qualtiy at a good price. Hope you like ''em too. They''re worth demo''ing.

Customer Service

Can''t comment, have not had to use them. . . yet!

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