Best Blade/Tour Irons...Ever?

[moparman426]

East coast lad living in the flatness that is called Saskatchewan.

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Definition 3 of ginch FTW?

[Kieran123]

Originally Posted by moparman426

East coast lad living in the flatness that is called Saskatchewan.

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That's unfortunate

[Titleist695mb]

Look at the username!? TITLEIST 695mb so smooth but arent all Titleist clubs?

[moparman426]

Originally Posted by Titleist695mb

Look at the username!? TITLEIST 695mb so smooth but arent all Titleist clubs?

I am browsing for a set of those myself.  Those or the 695cb's.  I was going to get some x-forged or ap2's this spring, but to hell with it, I might as well get something I really need to work at.  The MPF isn't that far off my current 755's, if you follow Maltby's ratings (I use it as a guideline only).  The mb's are only rated 78 points away and the cb's actually rank as easier to play, theoretically of course.

Yes Kieren, it is unfortunate

[handlez42]

Originally Posted by moparman426

No need to be a Dick.  Besides, everyone knows we don't wear underwear up here.....we wear "gitch".

I'm not here to poke fun but that post made me laugh quite alot haha

Question and im not asking this just because your from the north but I have many places I'd like to visit golf wise before I die. a bucket list if you will. Ireland is one. Scotland is another with st Andrews among others. Another place I've been told wonders of is prince Edward island. something like one of the 8 golf wonders that you should see like the stadium hole out in Arizona for the waste management open or Augusta in its entirety. Is it worth the trip?

Now to go back to blades. Do we actually considered cavity blades in the conversation? Or is it strictly muscle back, square toe, digging clubs?

Anybodybhit the fg 62s?

[moparman426]

I can't speak for PEI, but Cape Breton, Nova Scotia has some nice golf.  (Where I am from, cough-cough) Bell Bay, Highlands Links, Dundee, Cabot Lake, The Lakes, and Le Portage are the better known courses.  I played Bell Bay and Highlands Links on a trip home last summer.  The island is/was ranked the #1 island destination in continental US/Canada and #3 in the world, so it's worth a trip.  Fall is the busy tourist season there.  I sound like a tourist bureau rep, lol.  The mainland has many nice courses as well.  I hear Fox Harb'r is nice, hell, they even have their own airstrip.

I vacationed in PEI a lot as a kid, and all I remember is Ann of Green Gables and lots of potato farms, lol.  Nice though, they have a zero tolerance litter policy.   Back then they did, anyway, couldn't even buy soda in a can.

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by handlez42

Quote:

Originally Posted by moparman426

No need to be a Dick.  Besides, everyone knows we don't wear underwear up here.....we wear "gitch".

I'm not here to poke fun but that post made me laugh quite alot haha

Question and im not asking this just because your from the north but I have many places I'd like to visit golf wise before I die. a bucket list if you will. Ireland is one. Scotland is another with st Andrews among others. Another place I've been told wonders of is prince Edward island. something like one of the 8 golf wonders that you should see like the stadium hole out in Arizona for the waste management open or Augusta in its entirety. Is it worth the trip?

Now to go back to blades. Do we actually considered cavity blades in the conversation? Or is it strictly muscle back, square toe, digging clubs?

Anybodybhit the fg 62s?

What conversation? The OP was in the market for new irons.

[niall1973]

Try the Miura CB- 501's, I have played forged blades/ semi cavity clubs for over 20 years, and these have just become the nicest club I have ever played with.

Unparalleled feel and balance, visually very pleasing.

[Domenic]

Originally Posted by niall1973

Unparalleled feel and balance, visually very pleasing.

Just like doing it with Scarlett Johanson

[moparman426]

Originally Posted by Domenic

Just like doing it with Scarlett Johanson

As vivid as your imagination may be, your hand will never resemble any part of Scarlett Johansson ....not even her hand

[Ernest Jones]

Originally Posted by moparman426

As vivid as your imagination may be, your hand will never resemble any part of Scarlett Johansson ....not even her hand

LOL.

[Lee Snyder]

That's what I have and I love em.

[Lee Snyder]

Oops. My other post came out in the wrong spot. I have Mac Gregor Tourney VIP's. Nice sweet spot. Great feedback when hit wrong, but not overly punishing. I can hit em high and hold greens w the 4-iron and have holed out more pitches with the PW than I ever dreamed possible. They tend to be underpriced IMHO

[handlez42]

Originally Posted by sean_miller

What conversation? The OP was in the market for new irons.

well i cant imagine that the OP hasnt decided by now.

now we can all just post an opinion

[Ben]

Hogan purists call the 1972 Apex blades the best clubs the company has ever produced. I've got two sets.

[sean_miller]

Originally Posted by Ben

Hogan purists call the 1972 Apex blades the best clubs the company has ever produced. I've got two sets.

I've always read that about the redlines (~ 1988/89 ?).

[The Tin Man]

Glad I'm not a Hogan purist because I prefer the rounded sole and bounce on the Radials. (With graphite shafts, cut to original steel lengths, lofts left stock.)

PS: The best clubs are the ones somebody pays you to play. Mine are not the best.

[Gioguy21]

got to give a nod to my cally's. i think they were priced out of the market when they first came to retail ($1500/set)...but they're the nicest, smoothest, nicest looking and longest blades i've hit. i know not a lot of people have hit em.