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Does anyone have experience with Tommy Armour 845 Evo irons? Are they worth checking out?

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I have the evo v-31 cast model with the tri-gold by true temper shaft. I like them a lot when I hit them consitantly and I only paid 75.00 for them. But with your handiap I don't think you will have a problem gaming them. They have a thin topline and a progressive cavity in the back, so you get nice forgivness in the longer irons and control in the shorter irons. All in all I like them, but for me I would like a bigger face until I can make better contact.
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I tried a used set of them once that I got at play it again sports, I think i only paid like $60 for 5-pw so I figured they were worth the gamble. I actually bought them, used them for about 2 weeks and returned them for store credit. Probably would be good irons for a low handicapper but i just couldnt make consistent solid contact, I need more forgiving irons and they just werent a good fit for me.

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I tried a used set of them once that I got at play it again sports, I think i only paid like $60 for 5-pw so I figured they were worth the gamble. I actually bought them, used them for about 2 weeks and returned them for store credit. Probably would be good irons for a low handicapper but i just couldnt make consistent solid contact, I need more forgiving irons and they just werent a good fit for me.

I can pick up a set for pretty cheap right now and I want a set of cast blade-like irons use at indoor golf. They look "interesting" to say the least. I like having irons that not everyone has (or wants lol).

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I want a set of cast blade-like irons use at indoor golf. They look "interesting" to say the least. I like having irons that not everyone has (or wants lol).

I don't think you will be dissapointed then per your comment lol.

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Does anyone have experience with Tommy Armour 845 Evo irons? Are they worth checking out?

Sean,

I had always liked the looks of the TA irons line, but had never played any. Last year, several ST posters shared their views with me on TA 845 family: http://thesandtrap.com/forum/threads...y+Armour+clubs

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Sean,

Thanks for the link, although the only even remotely negative comment in the thread is about he V-31s I'm thinking about picking up. They're so cheap now that it's totally worth the risk. I just thought it was ironic.

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