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Hi everyone,
I'm a beginner (I've been playing for about 4 months). I recently decided to buy a new set of irons and was deciding between the TaylorMade RAC OS & The Cobra 3100 I/H.
Then, I stumbled on the Adams Idea A2 OS irons (With 3 & 4 wood-like graphite hybrids, 5 & 6 hybrid-like graphite irons, rest normal steel-shafted irons). I was hitting the ball well. The trajectory looked great, the distance wasn't bad and they felt really really easy. I understand that these will probably not last me more than 2-3yrs (before I would want an upgrade). I could get them for 400 bucks (which is within budget for me).
Has anyone played with these irons ?? Any advice / experience would be appreciated. Thanx alot in advance.

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I liked the A2 and if you are a beginner you may want to try these out. I could not stand losing my 5 and 6 iron out of my bag was the primary reason I never tried the OS.

The sand Trap did a review on the A2 OS though click
IN THE BAG

Driver: R580 W/ Fujikura VistaPro Eighty S Flex
Woods: 15* 300 series R80
Irons: TaylorMade RAC LT T Step Professional 110-gram steel RegularWedge: TP Rac Black Y Cutter 52/8 56/12Putter: Nubbins M2Ball: Bridgestone e5Course: League @ Bedford Hills

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Thanx alot ... I agree - It felt wierd hitting hybrids instead of regular 5 & 6 irons. But I cant argue with the results. Long, High, Straight. Hmmm ... guess I'll give these a few more days at the range before I make a decision.
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