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Hey all-

I've been playing golf for about three years and absolutely love it. All my friends were serious players in high school and that wasn't exactly conducive to hacking around with them... when I got to college I decided to give it a shot, and like everyone here (I'm assuming) I totally got the bug.

Anyway, I'm 23 and have been playing for 3 years and am ready to get rid of my junky, poorly fitting, too stiff, graphite, Adams GT2 Undercut irons.

I've been thinking long and hard about a 5-AW R flex steel (I have a 4 hybrid I love) Geomax set from Tour Edge.

Everyone raves about their woods, and the warranty sounds great, but I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge about these super game improvement irons.

Thanks again, any advice would be appreciated!

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I'm a fan of Tour Edge, obviously. My Geomax driver and woods are honestly the best purchases I've made since I started playing... I've only briefly tested the geomax irons and thought they were pretty nice, if a bit bulky and heavy feeling...

The only way for you to get an idea if these clubs are right for you is to go to to pro-shop or store that will let you test them on a range. I'm fortunate to live less than half an hour from a great store, Fiddler's Green in Oregon, that will keep bringing you buckets of balls until you are tired of hitting the test clubs.

I didn't seriously consider purchase because I have some decent irons and it wasn't in my budget at the time.

When I do decide to get new irons, I'm going to seriously check out the Tour Edge Exotics because they look pretty sweet

What's in my bag:
Cleveland Hibore XLS Monster Driver
TourEdge Exotics 2,3,4 hybrid irons
Tommy Armour 845cs Silverbacks 5-PW
Assorted wedges, Ping Scottsdale Anser


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I don't play with the Geomax irons but do use the Tour Edge Bazooka Iron/Woods as well as an Exotics driver. I like the irons and have been playing with them for about 2 1/2 years with no problems. Overall I think tour Edge is a pretty good buy.

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