The first time I hit these irons, I knew immediately I was going to love them. Their playability, distance, and forgiveness are simply amazing. I have owned Callaway Big Bertha X12s, Ben Hogan Apex Edge, and Taylor Made 300 Series Forged, and these Top-Flites definately top them all. I would have never guessed this kind of performance out of a set that costs less than $500. My first round with them resulted in an 81, which at the time was my lowest score of the season. Just go to your local pro shop and try them. I think you will be just as surprised as I was.

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I read all the reviews and was only going to take the Titleist 762, Callaway X-14 and Mixuna MX-11 to the range to find the right one for me....well I read some reviews on the X-14 and a couple mentioned the Top-Flite XL-2000. I kinda laughed until I read the reviews on this site.. So I took all 4 and found the XL-2000's to be the most consistent and most appealing at address. i chunked a few on the grass and the range but they still managed to go straight losing around 20% of the distance but not bad at all. I usually hit in the low 90's but with these irons I've already had 2 rounds (my only 2 rounds)in the high 80's and I haven't really figured out my distance yet but I'm hitting 10-15 yards longer than my old MacGregor's. If your looking at the X-14 do yourself a favour and hit these. It definetly was a lot easier coming home to the wife paying $400 instead of buy x-14's for a minimum of a grand.. saved the marriage..and helped my game..The Mizuno was second nice but double the price..

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I started golfing seriously beginning of May, 2002. Although I played at one of the best courses in the country, my scores were horrible mid-120s. I began using Wilson Fat Shafts (graphite) and over several months brought my scores down to the 80s. Although the Fatshafts had served me well, I couldn't get the consistency I needed in terms of distance and control. I decided to pull out the XL 2000s. I dropped 5 strokes immediately. These clubs are good for everyone. My son is just starting and he is hitting his 9 iron 140 yards and straight. I've only played a couple of rounds, but the increase in accuracy is amazing. Mis-hits that may have hooked out of bounds or 40-50 feet left of the hole are now 10 feet off the mark. I'm hitting greens in regulation twice as much as I had before. I believe these clubs are the best available. Buy them why you can.

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First let me say the reason that I put a ? mark in the price paid box is I can't remember for sure. However these are the best clubs I have ever played. I had them fit to me which you should do no matter what clubs you use. I hit the ball straighter, and longer. THANK YOU TOP FLITE!!

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knock offs

These irons feel great. You really have to hit them badly to chunk them. Very easy to get the ball airborne. I have been using a set of graphite Taylormade Burners for the past 6 years. To be honest they never felt as good as my previous set (inexpensive Spalding set). Too much flex in the graphite (so I told myself). I was determined not to buy new irons until I took some lessons and started to see some real improvement. I have been hitting the ball better and have begun to keep it in the 90's with some inevitable trips back in to the 100's. I went to Dick's Sporting goods and tried a couple of clubs. The manager there had a special on the Callaway X-12s with stiff steel shaft. I felt uncomfortable with his recommendation of stiff shafts and felt like he was trying to unload some X-12s that he had. I also heard him say the same thing to an older guy so I think he was pulling a sales pitch on us. I also went to my country club and tried the X-14, Cobra SS and Taylormade 200's--all with steel shafts. I honestly couldn't tell much of a difference. I decided to go with the Topflites. At the current prices you can't go wrong. Since I started looking the price has dropped to $249 at TGW and iwantgolf.com. However there are a lot of sellers on Ebay who are pricing these at $199. With shipping, no tax, I spent $219. With a set of Topflites in the bag I won't get a lot of oooooohs and aaaaaahs but I hope to see a difference where it counts--on the scorecard.

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Purchased after reading the numerous positive reviews. I have to agree with the consensus--these clubs are all-around outstanding. The price is unbeatable and the clubs hit wonderfully. They have a good, solid feel and I have no problem hitting them straight or working the ball when I need to. If you want to impress your friends, go buy a $700 set of Callaway irons. If you want a comparable set of quality irons minus the price tag, these are for you.

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Fantastic Irons to play with. Like other reviewers have stated, I am glad that I came to this website to read the reviews about these irons before I actually bought. These irons are very easy to hit, and they are very forgiving. I think what makes this product such a great find is the relatively small price that they are selling for. I now feel a great sense of confidence in hitting my irons.

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These are the best irons I've ever had. I've been playing the last 3 years with a set of Wilson Terminal Velocity 2 irons that I won in a tournament. Those were awesome clubs, but after 3 years (and 2 broken clubs last month), I decided to shop around. Kudos to all of you who posted reviews. I was stuck between Clevelands and Tour Edge sets. Then I read the reviews here. Then it became a no-brainer. These were the irons for me. After just a few swings, I just had to have them. I've never had a smoother swing in my life. High, straight, and far (I popped a 4-iron 190 yards). These irons gave me performance and durability for a fraction of the price of Cleveland TA-7's. At $320, I stole these darn clubs. Talk about a "Diamond in the Rough". These are the perfect irons for any type of golfer. Whether you are just starting, or you're shooting 60's and 70's, you just can't pass up a set of irons this good for that of a low price.

Customer Service

L.I. Golf was very friendly. I bought the last set they had in stock, so these are darn popular.

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Thanks to everyone who posted a review of these irons. I bought these based on your recommendations and you didn't steer me wrong. I've only been playing for a few months. My first set of irons were Big Berthas with Reg Graphite Shafts. Good irons, but way too much flex for me. So I started hunting for my next set. I had my eye on a prettier set of more expensive irons, but I ended up buying these based on reviews and because the price was just irresistible. Deep down, however, I had doubts. Took them out to the range yesterday. On the first swing I knew I had done the right thing. I think I'm in love. I would have been perfectly happy with these if I had paid twice as much for them. They might not win a beauty contest, but when you're nailing them dead straight over and over again, the looks start to grow on you! For 250 bucks, I feel like I stole these clubs. Whoever designed these deserves a medal.

Customer Service

beats me.

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Callaway Big Bertha (original)

I've been playing for 5 years...3-8 rounds a year. I usually shoot in the mid 90's. Like many others here, I bought these irons solely on the reviews posted here. After posting scores in the high 90's for my first 2 rounds of the year, I took these straight to the course. Never even touched them before that day. I carded an 88. Two weeks later I shota 91 at a different course. These are absolutely fantastic! Even the bad shots went straight. Not a slice or a hook yet. As far as length, some are longer and yet some are shorter than my old clubs. The 3 iron is strong. Hit it 240-250yds the first hole that I used it! The short irons seem shorter than my old clubs. But the accuracy more than makes up for it. By the way...you can pick these up for $249 at "The Golf Warehouse" (www.tgw.com) At the time I bought them on eBay they were $299 at TGW so the price has been dropping. My best golf purchase to date.

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