I am a college golfer that has been hitting 762 dci irons and loving them. I decided to upgrade to the 755's because they felt much like my old irons but with improved workability and better feel. These irons are great with the traditional Titleist look. They feel much like a blade in the lower clubs and smoothly transition into the long irons and a larger cavity for playability. These irons are long and straight.

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Never had to use it but I did order these irons straight from Titleist and got them in a week.

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762 DCI Titleist Irons, New Cobra Carbon Steel Forged

After 8 years of cavity-backed TM irons, I was ready for a change. At a 10 handicap, i felt on the border between game-improvement irons and player irons.

I lost interst on most of the GI irons after seeing the offset in the scoring irons.

I hit most of the players irons (R7 TP, X-Tour, MP-60's, etc) and picked the new Titleist 755's. I love the way they set up. Hit the first 30 balls dead center. The feel is easily different from the x-tour and r7's. Far more of a click on impact and much more satisfying. They call these cavity backed, but that seems a stretch. Still, the extra perimeter weighting does add more forgiveness than I expected and gave me the confidence to go for these. I am hopeful these will lead me to lower scores rather than sending me fleeing back to GI irons in 6 months.

Not sure if this is beginners luck, but so far these are 5-7 yards longer than my Taylormades. I swapped out the stock tri-metal shaft as I was concerned about the weight.

These are also a better value than the callaways for sure and possibly the r7's too.

For what its worth, the r7 tp's were my 2nd (close) choice.

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r7 tp, x-tour