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can i please get an estimate on the 731's guys. I need to know to pull the trigger or not. I've been told they aren't worth but 250, and someone told me they are worth $400.

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According to the PGA Value Guide Titleist 731pm irons are worth (resale) anywhere between $260 and $316 with the mid-range set being called $300 (based on 131 transactions). Bookmark and use that site. It's good.

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so would anyone pay $350 for these in 8/10 condition. I've heard they aren't worth much, and then have heard that thet're awesome and well worth it, and that they are very rare.

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does anyone know anythig about these irons.

In the spirit of your question, here's my answer.

Yes. C'mon, what do you want from people? They're left-handed versions of the Titleist 660 or something similar to that. Jeez, do a Google search. Guess where you'll wind up in the top three links? Right back here: http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1146 - I'm going to merge this thread into that one.

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i have done a search and supposedly they are only worth $175, but they are going on ebay for $350 all day long

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It could also depend if he is using a blade or a cavity.  Blades tend to hit the ball further than a cavity club.  Which type are you using?


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