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I'm in the market for a new set of irons, preferably forged ones, and I'm curious if anybody has comments, good or bad, on the Titleist 735s, the Titleist 695.CBs, or the Taylor Made r7 TPs? Currently, I play the
Titleist 704.CBs, but while I like particularly the long irons, I'm not at all fond of the short irons. So, I'm looking to replace them with a forged iron, but not a muscle-back blade (I'm a 4 handicap but not nearly good enough to play a pure blade iron). Any suggestions are most welcomed. Thanks.

I got some 735's this year with rifle 6.0. They are great clubs. I must admit that I didn't try many others though. Didn't need to. These do exactly what I want. Some forgiveness but not so much that the swing becomes lazy. Great feel, and aesthetically pleasing.

I'm in the market for a new set of irons, preferably forged ones, and I'm curious if anybody has comments, good or bad, on the Titleist 735s, the Titleist 695.CBs, or the Taylor Made r7 TPs? Currently, I play the

TaylorMade R7 TP is not a forged iron. My suggestion would be the 695, it's a club you could continue to play as you continue to improve...
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