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Hi,

I searched on Google about a set of Macregor MX Midsize Irons that I found at my parents garage, but couldn't find any info about them.

Anyone knows what loft they have. What category does the fit in? Beginners irons? The head is bigger than my Taylormade Psi, but the topline and sole is thiner.

Driver: Cobra F9 9° with 44.5" Tensei AV Blue 75 stiff.
Irons: Mizuno JPX 919 Tour (5-Pw, 2° weak lofted) with KBS Tour $-taper 120.
Wedges: Cleveland RTX4 53° and 58°.
Putter: Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft #6.

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23 hours ago, cooke119 said:

Found on Ebay:

 

MACGREGOR MX MID SIZE IRONS 3-PW WITH MULTIFLEX STEEL SHAFTS RIGHT HANDED

 

 

Condition:
Used
 

Nice condition for there age.

 
 
 
Price:
US $59.97

Doesn't say anything about the loft, just standard loft. What is standard loft for clubs like this? Take the 9 iron for example, I compared it side by side with my Pw (Taylormade Psi) and the loft looked the same to my eye. So I guess the 9 iron has a loft at 44-46 deg?

Driver: Cobra F9 9° with 44.5" Tensei AV Blue 75 stiff.
Irons: Mizuno JPX 919 Tour (5-Pw, 2° weak lofted) with KBS Tour $-taper 120.
Wedges: Cleveland RTX4 53° and 58°.
Putter: Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft #6.

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There is no "standard" loft for iron sets: it depends on the manufacturer, the model, and the year.  Older clubs tend to be loftier.  I have a set of MacGreagor PCB irons circa 2000 or so.  The 9 iron is 45 degrees and the pitching wedge is 49.  In my current set: the pitching wedge is 46 and the gap wedge is 50.  Meaning that my old 3-pw is nearly identical to my newer 4-gw.  At the end of the day it doesn't matter what number, or letter, is carved into the sole of a club.  What does matter is whether, or not, you like the club.

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Cleveland Hi-Bore driver, Maltby 5 wood, Maltby hybrid, Maltby irons and wedges (23 to 50) Vokey 59/07, Cleveland Niblick (LH-42), and a Maltby mallet putter.                                                                                                                                                 "When the going gets tough...it's tough to get going."

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Going to take them out for a couple of rounds. The heads looks like big shovels compared to my more spoon looking Psi irons. 😁

Driver: Cobra F9 9° with 44.5" Tensei AV Blue 75 stiff.
Irons: Mizuno JPX 919 Tour (5-Pw, 2° weak lofted) with KBS Tour $-taper 120.
Wedges: Cleveland RTX4 53° and 58°.
Putter: Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft #6.

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