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Titleist 712 CB Irons: Performance & Feel on the Course

December 20, 2024June 5, 2012 by SirShanksAlot

Get an in-depth review of the Titleist 712 CB Irons, exploring their design, performance, and suitability for experienced golfers seeking precision and control.

Mizuno JPX 800 Irons Review: A Golfer’s Guide

December 4, 2024September 17, 2012 by SirShanksAlot

Uncover the performance and features of Mizuno JPX 800 irons. Learn about their distance, forgiveness, and suitability for mid to high handicap players.

TaylorMade RAC TP Forged Irons Review: Playability & Feel

December 3, 2024August 2, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

Uncover the features and benefits of TaylorMade’s RAC Forged TP irons, designed for skilled golfers seeking a blend of feel, control, and performance.

Ping I3+ Iron Review

November 29, 2024February 11, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

The I3+ iron is the newest generation of the Ping Eye irons brought out many years ago. The Eye progressed into the Eye 2, the Eye 2+, and then the I3 before the I3+. The I3+ series is available in two models; the standard I3+ and the I3+ Blade, the Blade model being slightly smaller with a reduced offset.

RocketBladez Tour Review: Are These Irons Still Worth It?

November 28, 2024April 14, 2013 by SirShanksAlot

Unbiased TaylorMade RocketBladez Tour irons review. Compare specs, performance, and value against the standard RocketBladez. Read our verdict now!

Yonex V-Mass 270 Iron Review

November 27, 2024January 13, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

Yonex is somewhat of an enigma when it comes to golf clubs. Most retailers would agree that Yonex makes a very good product but their sales continue to be low year after year and many consumers in North America are still unaware of the brand.

TaylorMade RAC OS 2005 Iron Review

November 27, 2024March 3, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

TaylorMade Golf sometimes just needs to change a club for the sake of changing a club. This is the case with the 2005 version of the RAC OS iron. The original RAC OS came out a few years ago and sold really well.

Cleveland CG Red Iron Review

November 27, 2024August 10, 2007 by SirShanksAlot

The CG Red is one of Cleveland’s most recent entries into the iron market. These “Tour Spec” irons are designed for mid to low handicappers and feature some unique technologies.

Titleist 755 Iron Review

November 25, 2024September 10, 2007 by SirShanksAlot

Most will agree that the current Titleist iron line is one of the strongest in years. The company has a wide variety of irons to fit a variety of players. Consider the 755 iron a "tweener"… it's not a blade for the low handicapper and it's not a bulky cavity iron for the high handicapper. The 755 appeals to those players in that 8-15 handicap range. These golfers are looking for a club that is pleasing to the eye and features a soft feel with a good blend of forgiveness and performance.

Cleveland HiBore Iron Review

November 22, 2024April 16, 2008 by SirShanksAlot

The invention of hybrid clubs has had a huge impact on today’s golf equipment. Hybrids are more forgiving and easier to hit than traditional irons. Many players substitute their longer irons with hybrids and it’s not unusual for a player to carry two or three of the clubs. Cleveland has taken this to a whole new level with their introduction of a complete hybrid set… the HiBore Irons.