Cleveland TA7 Irons
Cleveland TA7 Irons
[Nov 21, 2008]
Andrew
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Ta7 irons
I just got these irons in August and have now played a number of rounds with them. I got these to replace my "Ram" beginner irons. I have to say that these irons are a very good value. I got them for a very good price used and I still cannot get over how good these irons are. These are cast irons but the have and incredibly soft and responsive feel. You do "feel" mis-hits, but thanks to the Sensicore shafts the aftershock isn't terrible. The launch of these irons are very high. I personally think the topline on the 8-PW are a little thick but it is bearable. I can't really say that these irons add distance, since I've made some significant swing changes, but they are very accurate. If your looking for some great value irons, assuming you can find a set, this would be the best one in my opinion. Similar Products Used: Nike CCi, also very good irons, very similar to Ta7's but pricier. |
[Oct 07, 2008]
Len
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TA7 Irons
Let me begin by saying I really like these clubs. I've now played 20 rounds with them so I think I've finally got the hang of them. I've been really able to increase my accuracy. My problem stems from everyone stating that they've gained distance with these clubs. Not true with me, in fact I've lost at least a half club with each and every iron. I played Pings for years and recently Adams and both these sets of irons went approximately the same distance. Consequently I've had to re-examine my entire iron game and set make-up in order to compensate for this lack of distance. 5-10 yards per club certainly makes a difference so I just wanted to add this to all the reviews because it seems like everyone says these are long...they are not...but they are deadly accurate and I like them very much. Customer Service Haven't needed them. Bought the clubs used and they were in great shape. But two of the ferrules were already loose and I had to reset them with epoxy. This doesn't bode well for long term quality, especially on a set the initially costs big bucks. Similar Products Used: Ping, Adams, Taylor Made, |
[Sep 02, 2008]
scratchglfr93
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA7
I would reccomend these clubs to anyone. I tried the TA7's and one of the golf club's I belong to and I bought them the next day. They have a great feel, look and they are perfect for any golfer. I bought the tour set a couple of months after( I shoot in low 70's to mid 60's and i wanted more distance out of them). They are great irons and i congradulate cleveland golf on a great success. |
[Jul 03, 2008]
Steven Malone
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA7 Irons
Awesome clubs!! Very solid and forgiving. The shape of the head looks good sitting behind the ball. Even though there is considerable offset it is pretty easy to draw and fade at will. They can be purchased through reputable auction houses on ebay for under two hundred dollars and that is one of the best buys out there in my opinion. This club design should suit all skill levels. The correct shaft will control ball flight, although the stock TT with sensicore is a good performer. When you take into account price, shape (not too big, not too small),and performance you should give these irons a serious look and or test drive. Customer Service No experience Similar Products Used: Callaway X-18, Callaway x-16, Callaway x-14, TaylorMade RAC OS |
[May 21, 2008]
Donald M. Smith
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA7
I purchased a set (3-P) of slightly used TA7s after placing a bid on eBay (got 'em for $162). This is the second set of irons I have had since starting in the game of golf. My first set was a $100 starter set and these TA7s are like trading in a skateboard for a sports car. I can hit these irons incredibly long and accurate for someone shooting in the 90s. I think I'll break 90 sometime this season and I have the TA7s to thank for it!!!! Customer Service Got a set of WinnX17 grips from Golf Galaxy. Similar Products Used: This is only my second set of irons. My first set was a no name. |
[Apr 09, 2008]
scottdirkes
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA7
I was looking for a more forgiving iron then my current blades and settled on the TA7's after looking at many irons. Overall, they have been very good and have improved my confidence with my long iron play. However; I feel the PW is too bulky (replace with a Cleveland RTG) and the short irons have too much offset. I believe the addtional offset causes me to pull short irons. I'm currently looking for a model (like the TA7 tour) with less offset in the short irons. I'm a 9 handicap and would recommend them too a mid to high handicap looking for a solid game improvement iron. |
[Dec 01, 2007]
rodney
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ta7
The higher end irons seem fine to me,can get good distance and control. However, the lower end irons, lack the feel and control that I am used to. I dislike the pw, it is too bulky ;can get no feel from it what so ever.
Customer Service na Similar Products Used: calaway x-12s, tommy armour 845s, ping zings. |
[Jun 13, 2006]
powerdraw
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
TA 7, sensicore stiff
Excellent irons for any skill level. There are better sticks out there for advanced players but these are great for the average golfer looking for a iron closer to a 'players' iron. I can't find a flaw with these, nice trajectory, acceptable feel and they wear well. Very easy-to-hit long irons and the PW wasn't too bulky, a common thing nowadays. They are one of the best cast irons I've ever played so if you aren't looking for a spendy forged iron these should do the trick.
Customer Service Never used. Similar Products Used: Everything...and I mean everything. |
[Jun 09, 2006]
Flusher
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
cleveland ta7 (stiff sensicore shafts)
I love these! They are so easy to hit. I had regular graphite shafted irons before (which are meant to go longer than steel) and hit them all over the show but i havn't lost any distance with these and hit them straight as arrows. You can rip the long irons and still get the accuracy. They are a reasonable price for nice irons (i paid nz$900 brand new) and they are worth every cent. When you hit them well they feel mint and even with a bad strike they feel nice Customer Service Not needed Similar Products Used: Srixon tour specials |
[Jun 05, 2006]
Bigmikey25
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA7
All i can say is that these are fantastic irons. I wanted a set of pings or callaway but because of the expensive cost I settled with these great irons, i am so happy i did. At a demo day i hit each iron 10 yds further with the ta7's than both the g5 and x-18's. I can't explain enough how great these clubs are and how resonably priced these are. Customer Service no experience Similar Products Used: ping zing 2, ping g5, callaway x-18, callaway big bertha, cleveland ta5. |