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I've been looking at the older titleist blade irons, the 670's, 680's, 690mb's and 680's. How are these different? What are the pros and cons? And how outdated are these? Thanks!

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X 3 wood
X 4H
X-22's 5-PW
X Forged 52, 58 Black Series #1 Tour i X Series stand bag


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http://www.titleist.com/historical_c...ory.asp?cat=if

That should get you a pretty good comparison of the different models. I had the 690.MB's a few years back and really liked them. I wish I would have bought the 670s to get a little lower ball flight but they came out after I already bought my 690's. Hope this helps.

Driver: 910D3 - Oban Kiyoshi 75 X / 909D3 - Oban Devotion 7 X
3 Wood: R9 TP - Oban Devotion 8 05
Hybrid: 909H - Project X Graphite
Irons: 4-6 AP2 - Project X 6.5 / 7-W MB - Project X 6.5
Wedges: Scratch 1018 52/56/60 KBS Tour XPutter: SC Button Back Newport 34" / SC Del Mar 34" / SC SS Newport...


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They are all very good irons. The link that Hokie2k5 provided will give you some very good information. It's also worth doing some Google searches for old online reviews.

Another option would be the 695MB's. I have a set of these with S400's collecting dust in my garage that I use at the range from time to time. They are very good clubs, every bit as good as the ZM's that I play now.

Yonex Ezone Type 380 | Tour Edge Exotics CB Pro | Miura 1957 Irons | Yururi Wedges | Scotty Cameron Super Rat | TaylorMade Penta


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great thanks. But is there any way for me to try them out? and how can i match my swing to one of the types if I don't? thanks

Sasquatch 460 10.5
X 3 wood
X 4H
X-22's 5-PW
X Forged 52, 58 Black Series #1 Tour i X Series stand bag


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great thanks. But is there any way for me to try them out? and how can i match my swing to one of the types if I don't? thanks

The only way is to get lucky and find them used in a store. Otherwise you'd just have to take the information on the website and choose what's best for your swring type. (if you are a High ball hitter - 670/680, Low ball hitter - 690)

Driver: 910D3 - Oban Kiyoshi 75 X / 909D3 - Oban Devotion 7 X
3 Wood: R9 TP - Oban Devotion 8 05
Hybrid: 909H - Project X Graphite
Irons: 4-6 AP2 - Project X 6.5 / 7-W MB - Project X 6.5
Wedges: Scratch 1018 52/56/60 KBS Tour XPutter: SC Button Back Newport 34" / SC Del Mar 34" / SC SS Newport...


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thanks. The only problem is that I don't know my ballflight. I'm using regular graphite shafts, so naturally the ball is going high, although not balloning. Ideally, I would like to get that lower. What are different about the irons that would make me choose one though? Thanks

Sasquatch 460 10.5
X 3 wood
X 4H
X-22's 5-PW
X Forged 52, 58 Black Series #1 Tour i X Series stand bag


Posted
I have a set of the 1984 tour models, and i know its not exactly the answer you are looking for, but i love hitting them. granted they are not my regular clubs I hit mp-37. I am sure the 670, 680, or 690 are a nice club.

Posted
I have used 690MB's, 695's, and my favorite, the 660's... You might try a place like 3balls.com or Callaway pre-owned... Not sure if they will let you demo but it's worth a try... Also clubfinders.com sells individual irons, you might be able to find something there to demo

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Titleist 913D3 9.5
Titleist 913F 15

Titleist 913H 19, 913H21

Titleist 712CB 5-P Titleist Vokey 54, 58 Scotty Cameron Fastback Titleist ProV1x


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great thanks. I'm thinking 670's, those are the one's I've heard the most about. If anyone finds some, please let me know. Thanks

Sasquatch 460 10.5
X 3 wood
X 4H
X-22's 5-PW
X Forged 52, 58 Black Series #1 Tour i X Series stand bag


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I just got the 670's of ebay for $250 about a month ago and love them. I am just getting back into playing and am much more serious about my game than I ever was back in highschool. Going from graphite shafted no name CB's to the 670's has helped improve my ball striking due to the added concentration necessary to hit them. As well as the lower trajectory, I used to hit my old clubs to the moon.

Driver: Titleist 905T 9.5* Stiff
3 Wood: Titleist 975F 13.5* Stiff
5 Wood: Cleavland Launcher 19* Stiff
Irons: 3-9 Titleist 670 DG s300
PW: Titleist Vokey 246.06GW: Titleist Vokey 252.08SW: Cleavland 588 Tour Action 56*Putter: Ping Pal 2


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Probably not a good sign, but my irons are some of the oldest ones on the website Hokie provided (Acushnet AC 108)

It's kind of disturbing knowing that my irons are 10 years older than I am


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