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shinujk1 Established Member

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Just dumped my set of Mizuno MX-25 ....had too much weight down low and with the combination of dynalite shafts was ballooning my irons .......
I am thinking about either Titleist 755 vs Mizuno MP60 vs Taylormade R7 TPs....used to play both the MP32 and Titleist 735 CM.....

Any thoughts before I pull the trigger???

In My Bag

Taylormade Burner 09 TP 9.5 Fujikura REAX 65 S
Cleveland Launcher 2009 15 UST V2 75 S
Cleveland Launcher Steel 19 UST V2 75 STitleist 585 H 21 Aldila VS Proto STaylormade R7 TP 4-PW DG S300 StiffTaylormade TP Satin 54 and 58Scotty Cameron Studio Style Newport 2Taylormade TP...

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The MP-60's are fantastic. I went to the range a week or two ago and tried out the MP-60's, the Taylor Made R7 TP's, and the Adams IdeaPro irons. I liked the TP's the least of the three... the feel was kinda weird. I was pleasantly suprised by the Adams, but the MP-60's were the clear winner. I play with MP-37's right now, and the 60's were easier to hit, but not clunky or heavy. The 60's allow you to still work the ball, and they feel great.

Clubs
Titleist 983E 9.5 degrees (stiff Fujikura 757)
Titleist 904F 13.0 degrees (stiff Graffaloy Blue)
Callaway Big Bertha 5 wood (steel)
Mizuno MP-37 3-9 (DG S300)Cleveland Form Forged 48 degree Cleveland RTG 56 degreeCleveland RTG 60 degreeScotty Cameron Newport Tei3, 35"Titleist ProV1Ping...

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hypergolf Dedicated Member

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In order of preference:

1. Mizuno MP60
2. Taylormade r7 TP
3. Titleist

I was very biased towards Taylormade but after trying the MP60 I changed my mind completely. Titleist irons are over rated although I am a big Titleist fan. Can't wait for the 907D1 and D2...

Soft feel... Really soft... Especially with the Precision or Project X shafts. Try them before you purchase though because this is only my preference...

Driver
909D2 9.5º w/ Grafalloy Prolaunch Platinum Stiff

Woods
909F2 13.5º w/ Aldila Voodoo Fairway Stiff 909F2 18.5º w/ Aldila Voodoo Fairway StiffIrons MP60 3-PW w/ True Temper Dynamic Gold Sensicore S300Wedges Vokey Design 200 Series Tour Chrome 52-08 w/ True Temper Dynamic Gold S200...
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ezmoney5150 Well Established Member

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I would go with the Mizuno. I'm a bit biased. did you try the MP-67??

What's in my bag
Driver: Taylor Made R7 425 9.5 degrees UST Proforce 65 shaft
3 Wood: Taylor Made V Steel 15 degrees
Taylor Made Rescue Dual 22 degrees (UST IROD shaft)
Irons: Mizuno MP-67 (bent 1 degree upright)Gap Wedge: Mizuno R Series Black Nickle 52 Sand Wedge: Mizuno R Series Black Nickle...

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shinujk1 Established Member

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just bought the TM R7 TP today.....love it but time will tell.....

In My Bag

Taylormade Burner 09 TP 9.5 Fujikura REAX 65 S
Cleveland Launcher 2009 15 UST V2 75 S
Cleveland Launcher Steel 19 UST V2 75 STitleist 585 H 21 Aldila VS Proto STaylormade R7 TP 4-PW DG S300 StiffTaylormade TP Satin 54 and 58Scotty Cameron Studio Style Newport 2Taylormade TP...

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