I've had the TP's since November 06. Best iron I have ever hit. Been playing the X16 Pro and these are so much more workable. They feel extremely solid and even with S300 the launch angle is plenty high for someone with only 85 MPH 5 iron speed. I bought the 2 iron because it looked so hittable. It is. If you like a compact head that is not square and pointy (like Mizuno) this is the iron.

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No need

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Callaway X16 Pro

I just bought the R7 TP Irons because the sales lady at the golf shop offer me a good deal. It was fitted with DG S-300 but switched it with Project X 6.5 and it was really nice. I have been playing Mizuno MP-33 for years and these irons are feel like a blade (almost). Although this is a cavity back iron this is not for high handicaper.

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Mizuno MP-33
Mizuno MP-67

Great clubs ! For tour-class irons I was amazed how forgiving they are on mis-hits. These clubs are suitable for mid or low handicap players. Distance is amazing, feel is great, and the looks are perfect !.

Customer Service

No problems.

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Mizuno MP 60, Cleveland CG4, Ping I5

If you are looking for a tour caliber, yet forgiving iron, then you need look no farther.

Having played everything (Cleveland, Ping, Nike, etc.) I can honestly say that TM hit a home run with these irons.

Distance is consistant, easy to work right, left, high or low. Although not a forged club, the give a forged feel when hit purely.

On mis-hits, there is feedback, but not excessive. Some loss of distance, but not too bad.

These are not the longest irons out there, but irons are not "distance clubs". You want an iron that you can rely on for consistant feel and distance, and these irons are just that.

Customer Service

So far, so good. Ordered clubs and they arrived in less than a week.

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Ping i5, Nike Pro-Combo, Cleveland CG2