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Tommy Armour R-91 Forged Wedges - Anyone have opinion?

Jon K

By Jon K
in Clubs, Grips, Shafts, Fitting

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Jon K Well Established Member

Jon K

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These are on sale at SA right now ... they have a more putter like grooved face on them...

I've been wanting to pick up a 60 degree to play around with.

Does anyone have experience with these? Are these decent quality or are they crap?

I've never hit any kind of Tommy club before.


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Gordo Newbie

Gordo

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Jon - I bought a Tommy Armour forged, chrome 56* R91 wedge. Gotta admit it's as good as the best wedges out there! The stopping power is better than any Cleveland I ever had. As with every TA club I have ever had, the quality is unsurpassed and the rpice is what it should be - because they don't pay millions and millions to Pros to play their clubs.

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wedgewizard

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Jon - I bought a Tommy Armour forged, chrome 56* R91 wedge. Gotta admit it's as good as the best wedges out there! The stopping power is better than any Cleveland I ever had. As with every TA club I have ever had, the quality is unsurpassed and the rpice is what it should be - because they don't pay millions and millions to Pros to play their clubs.

Yep, I have a TA R91 52* in my bag and I have been very pleased with it's performance.

I think I paid about $25 bucks or so at Dick's or the Sports Authority....can't recall.

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wedgy Newbie

wedgy

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Hi all,

I'm in NSW near Sydney and having trouble tracking down where to buy these clubs from. can anyone help?

thanks :)


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