TaylorMade 200 Irons
TaylorMade 200 Irons
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[Nov 03, 2002]
Andy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Irons Reg Steel
I am a bit of a golf club junkie, forever looking for the ultimate set of irons. I have tried many in recent months, from Wilson Deep Reds to Mizuno Pro II's but whilst there is not a lot between any of them to be honest, I have to say that these Taylor Made 200's are the best set of cavity backs I have ever played. They are easy to hit, feel great and distances are good and reliable. I almost expect to hit a good ball every time I set up, which is more than half the battle won. I am a strong irons player and have a back up set of forged blades which I sometimes feel brave enough to do justice to, but these 200's are so sweet that I can't see them coming out very often for the time being, a real gem from Taylor Made. I bought the matching 200 Driver and 3 Wood also and they are superb to. Customer Service Not Used Similar Products Used: Wilson Deep Reds, Pro II's, MX20's, Hogan Apex Edge Pro's etc... |
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[Oct 29, 2002]
slin
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Series iron- graphite (reg)
These are a great improvement from Tommy Armour 855's that I was using. Ball flight is much high due to the lower center of gravity. Feedback is also much improved without great sacrifice in distance unless you're way off center. Very nice feel overall. Lofts are a bit jacked up but a little time at the range with a laser range finder should give you a good idea about club selection. I need a little more time before I can say my handicap has dropped "x" strokes but the jury feels confident that the 200 series is in the bag to stay. I tried the 300's (forged) and said "maybe one day". The 320's are very similar but more expensive and less forgiving. The 360's didn't that the thin top line look, had too much offset and were also more expensive. I tried the Ping i3's since I love their woods but they just seem fat and vague. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: Tommy Armour 855, Ping i3. |
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[Oct 25, 2002]
trauski
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
TAYLOR MADE 200 IRONS
THE FIRST THING I NOTICED WAS MY STAND BAG WEIGHTED LESS WITH THE NEW CLUBS IN IT.THE PITCHING WEDGE IS MY FAVORITE,IT GOES SKY HIGH AND DROPS ON THE GREEN FROM 135 YARDS. THE 3 IRON IS MUCH EASIER TO HIT THAN MY OLD CLUBS AND HAS A GREAT FEEL WHEN YOU HIT IT SQUARE. Customer Service RECIEVED MY FREE SAND WEDGE. IT WAS A S-90, I ORDERED A R-80. CUST SERV. SAID NO DIFFERENCE IN FLEX WITH THAT CLUB AND TO GO PLAY IT. IF I DONT LIKE IT CALL BACK AND THEY WILL TAKE CARE OF ME. Similar Products Used: TAYLOR MADE LCG KNOCK OFFS. |
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[Oct 21, 2002]
markcarpenter34
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Series Irons
Traded in set of Ben Hogan Apex Plus irons which were extremely hard to hit. Saw instant results in forgiveness, and also saw added distance to each iron. The long irons were so much easier to hit. Great Clubs! Free Wedge with purchase! Customer Service No experience with customer service yet. Similar Products Used: Ping Eye 3, Adams GT Series Irons |
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[Oct 17, 2002]
Rookie
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade 200 (graphite)
I would recommend this club for all golf beginner. It's easy to hit in air and so forgiving. Customer Service not yet Similar Products Used: Mizuno Comp EZ graphite |
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[Oct 16, 2002]
john pilka
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Series
Finally bought myself some new clubs after struggling with a 10 year old set of MacGregor blades, these were fabulous clubs for a person who hits the ball really consistently but not for me. I bought hte Taylor Made's after reading the reviews here and I must say that I am very very pleased eith them, they are so forgiving and I have added 20 yards to most irons. I have only used them once on the course so far but I am sure that they are going to knock a good few shots off my handicap. The sand wedge is fantastic in this set, it sits just right and you can open up the face without the flange getting in the way. All in all, great clubs, great value, thanks to everyone who posted here amd pointed me in the right direction!! Customer Service not yet |
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[Oct 09, 2002]
greatshooter bob
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
taylor made 200 series irons
This is a great series of irons. Better than any that ive used. I love the spin the ball gets off the clubface from the u-grooves. the clubs have excelent feel and feedback and have great forgiveness. Everyone should buy these clubs. Customer Service none used Similar Products Used: maxfli A-10, Callaway big bertha irons |
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[Oct 06, 2002]
lantigup
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Irons
If you're looking for accuracy, distance, and confidence both off the tee and on the fairway, these are the irons you want in your bag. Taylor Made is raising the standard in the mid-ranged priced clubs. Customer Service Haven't had the need for it yet. Similar Products Used: ProKennec Acclaim and Wilson Fat Shaft II |
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[Sep 03, 2002]
Dean M
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200
Tried Cobra SS irons and Callaway X-14's for months but seemed too bulky and unforgiving. Then traded irons in for 200's and loved then. Smaller sole sets up nicely, less offset is better for me, and the forgiveness and feel are uncomparable. For the price, you cannot beat the 200's. Customer Service ordered free sand wedge, not yet received. Similar Products Used: X 14's, Cobra SS |
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[Sep 03, 2002]
Dean M
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made 200 Series
Traded my X-14's in last month for a set of these and I like these so much better. Also had Cobra SS model for one week, it was to bulky. A little less offset, a little smaller sole and a great feel makes TM 200 irons a steal for the price and the best on the market. Customer Service None requested Similar Products Used: Callaway X-14, Cobra SS |