Comments on: Titleist Forged 735.CM Irons Review

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:53:21 +0000

I love my 735's. As long as you can hit the ball consistently and do not try to show off, then anyone with a handicap less than 12 would enjoy these clubs. I've been a scratch golfer since basic training in the 1990's. The 2 and 3-irons are something to revel. I replaced the entire set shafts with Project X. A good solid swing with the 2-iron yields 245yds now. I agree totally that these irons allow you to work the ball nicely. Depending on the course and weather conditions, however, I do switch out the 2-iron and 3-iron with the new 909H 17-degree and 19-degree (respectively).

By: Denny

Denny — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 01:51:22 +0000

I have been playing the 735cm's for 3 years and recently traded then for the Callaway x20 tour irons. I returned the Callaways within 1 week and got my 735's back. The 735's have wonderful feel, distance and workability. I will think hard before giving up a set of irons I have enjoyed for a long time. I am a 10 to 12 handicap and would still recommend these irons.

By: Titleist Forged 695MB Irons Review | The Sand Trap

Titleist Forged 695MB Irons Review | The Sand Trap — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 16:30:22 +0000

[...] If Titleist's irons were placed on a scale with the more forgiving Forged 775.CB irons and the rare Forged 660 at the other, the 695MB would occupy just beside the 660 and a good bit away from the combo 735.CM. [...]

By: Kenny Everett

Kenny Everett — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:46:59 +0000

I play off 14, and can shoot in the mid 70's when my driving and putting comes together - I've been playing these 735's for the last 18 months and would recommend to anyone who can strike a golf ball cleanly, who would like more feedback from their shots. I took a 4 iron big bertha '06 the other day to see what a game improvement felt like and it felt like hitting the ball with a piece of wood in comparison to the 735's. Sure, they are not going to be as forgiving as a game improvement cavity, but if you are already an accomplished player or are aspiring, have a decent swing and want to improve your ball striking then take a few out for a test drive..

By: SÃ©bastien

SÃ©bastien — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 04:35:02 +0000

scuse my english im french but...i have the 735 series and i recomment it for 8 or lower handicap peoples.It is a series for good player.I'm 17 and have 4 of handicap...Also a good set of club but if you want titeist, i recomment the 755

By: henry brown

henry brown — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 18:22:15 +0000

hi i was wondering if anyone would recomend these 735 cm to a 15 to 18 handicapper thanks.

By: Cleveland CG Red Irons Review | The Sand Trap

Cleveland CG Red Irons Review | The Sand Trap — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 12:00:29 +0000

[...] the look of a clean muscleback iron. When I play a cavity back, I like something along the lines of Titleist's 735.CM - very little writing, very little color. Just a golf [...]

By: Kankle J

Kankle J — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:41:30 +0000

i am currently playing a crappy set of spaldings that i have had since i started playing 6 years ago. after years of duffing, my game has improved by about 40 strokes lol, and break 90 on new courses and can play as low as 84 on some regular ones. am i ready for a forged blade like these pretty babies, or should i stick with game improvement. the reason i ask is because i feel myself improving every day and i want a set of irons i can grow with.

By: John

John — Mon, 28 May 2007 21:31:01 +0000

i just love these irons i...i have shot even par 18 times and my first round out with the i shot 3 under...i was hitting it so close i couldnt miss the put ... great feel and countrol

By: Nickent 3DX Pro Irons Review | The Sand Trap

Nickent 3DX Pro Irons Review | The Sand Trap — Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:58:14 +0000

Nickent, long known for their hybrids, has leapt into the iron-making game with one of the biggest names in iron design. Does John Hoeflich's first effort live up to the "Pro" title?