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Im really considering purchasing these. I play Mizuno T-Zoids right now and im looking to a new set. Ive been reading reviews on these and the ONLY con ive read is that the PW is bulky. I was wondering if anyone on here has played these or demo'd them and can enlighten me a tad more about these irons.

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Great sticks, I used to game the original TA-7's (now they're my backup set stored at my folks' house in Chicago when I play there).

Plenty forgiving, yet not overly chunky-looking at least compared to most current game improvement irons, and certainly workable.  I'd imagine they'd be a lot more forgiving than your T-zoids, although if you're used to that Mizuno forged feel you're probably not going to get that, although I'd say the feel on them is still pretty good where if you hit it off the toe you'll know it (but still get a decent result).

Driver: Cleveland Classic 270, 10.5*
Fairway Woods: Adams Speedline LP (3 & 5)
Hybrids: Wilson Staff Fybrids 21*, 24*, UST V2 stiff
Irons: Callaway X-20 Tour, 5-PW, Rifle Project-X (flighted) 6.0
Wedges: Cleveland CG15 DSG 52* & 58* +/- 56* Niblick

Putter: Yes! Amy

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  • 2 years later...
The ta7 tour are a great iron and severely underated. They are definitely sleepers. I can say they take a bit to get dialed in but give them a chance you will be happy you did. No gimmicks the top line is thicker than a true players iron but they definitely have the feel and accuracy I'm sure anyone would be looking for. Considering that length lie is correct for your frame.
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