This article is truly amazing! I am very impressed with the depth of insight presented and the clear and easy-to-understand writing style. The content of the article is very relevant and informative, providing a deeper understanding of the topic discussed. In addition, the analysis presented is also very profound and provides a different perspective. Thanks to the writer for the effort and dedication in presenting high-quality articles like this. I am looking forward to reading more articles! Read more on: Arta4d

` ` `

Wonderful Article!
tstoto
tstoto
tstoto
tstoto

. . .

Whether it's about performance, design, or any particular aspect that stood out to you, additional details could be helpful for others who may be considering the same product. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know in tstoto

No weaknesses. All very good.

Nicely made clubs that fly high and straight. Ideal for a mid handicapper i would say.

A really nice set of irons... got my set slightly used for $200, with R flex graphite. I love them, but the R flex is a little weak, which leads to some hooks... they would be darn near perfect if they had S flex shafts, but got a deal, so...

I might have them tipped or try to find a set of S flex shafts, or maybe trade these, but this is a great hitting head... very accurate, soft feel, lots of forgiveness, and one of the easiest irons to hit I have ever tried, and I have tried way too many!

These are about a full club longer than most other older sets, so a AW is advisable.

If you can find a deal on these, pull the trigger!

Customer Service

NA

Similar Products Used:

Darn near everything.

I was going to buy the TM r7 XD, but changed my mind over the last minute.
These clubs are nice! perfect.
They are pretty good looking, and they have a great feeling, even on miss-hits.
They are not the longest clubs, (7-iron, about 165-175 yards), but you can control them.

Customer Service

No need

Similar Products Used:

Callaway X-12
King Cobra FP
Ping G2
Taylor-Made r7

I've been playing golf for 5 years now, shooting in the low 100's for about the last two. I recently made the switch from xpc irons to the os2's. I now routinely shoot in the high to mid 90's and just last night shot an 85. I'd love to say that my skill level imroved that much over a 2-3 month period, but who are we kidding. My distance is up at least 15 yards per club, and it's just really hard to hit a terrible shot anymore. I would definitely recommend these clubs.

got these in mint condition on Ebay for $209.00. I was looking for LT 2 irons but could not pass up the deal on the cgb's. I hit the ball fairly low and the cgb's are advertised as a high flighted club,so I figured "what the heck". The soles are a little thick but they hit the ball great. They are lower lofted than standard irons but they have a much higher ball flight than all my other irons, just as advertised. I'm hitting the 4 and 5 irons longer with a high flight pattern which is great for landing it soft. Wow, more distance but higher flight, what more could you want! My only drawback is that they are slightly closed at address so if you lose shots to the right, these will set up great, but I like a square set up. I have to be careful not to draw the ball too much, not yet sure if I can work a fade with them. They are a definite game improvement club for a mid and high handicapper but they hit the ball so well (long and high) that I will have to keep them for at least a season. I love them. I would recommend them highly....oh yeah, I don't care for the TM grips. don't know why TM has a standard grip that is smooth rubber with no texture to it. they need to completely ditch that line of grips. The inferior grip does not match up with their superior clubs. doesn't make sense to me!

Similar Products Used:

Ping Eye's --- Bertha's and newer Callaway models -- Wilson Deep Red's ( very good clubs for the price) Mizuno's etc.

The Taylor Made rac CGB irons are the ABSOLUTE BEST clubs on the market. I hope Taylor Made NEVER STOPS producing this set of irons.

I was using the RAC LT2 in steel shaft Reg flex but suffered a lack of distance, as much as 1 to 2 clubs. The LT2 are really good looking set of irons but the lack of distance meant that I am always putting pressure on my 40 - 50 yard pitching game. Since I do not carry 3 and 4 irons, the distance gap between my 5 iron and 23Deg rescue club is 2 clubs length. However, with the RAC CGB, I've gained my distance back, and the combination of using Stiff flex & Graphite shaft help to reduce the dispersion. Heck, at my level and frequency of play, I don't even hit it sweet all the time to justify using the LT2. The distance and forgiveness of RAC CGB allows me to get pin-high most of the time. The transition from my 5 iron now to my rescue is more even. Now, if only it looks as sleek as the LT2... hmm... Folks out there, get the CGB today (the R7 Draw is kinda pricey now) and gain you confidence back to your iron game!

Customer Service

Not required.

Similar Products Used:

TM LT2, TM 360, Callaway X14, X16, etc.