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So... I'm looking to buy some new irons since mine are too short & tbh... are shit. So I went to the golf shop & hit some iron sets and really like the Cleveland CG Golds. The next day at practice (high school golf team) I played with the coach. I started talking to him about what clubs I should buy, and if he liked his clubs (he has the CG2s). So... on a few holes, he let me use a few of his irons, & I hit them pretty good. Basically, I read a few articles on the CG4 Tours, reading that they were almost between CG2s & CG4s.

So I'm asking if anyone here has used any of these, and if you have had a good experience with them. This and any other advice is greatly appreciated.
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I've hit the CG2, CG4 and CG4 Tour. I think the CG4 Tour has a great blend of playability and forgiveness. The CG2 is definitely more of a players club but still offers some forgiveness. What CG2 irons did you try? Meaning what club, 9 iron, 5 iron, etc. Typically how do you hit your irons? If you liked the CG Gold you might want to give the regular CG4 a try. I believe the Gold's are replacing the CG4 and the Red's are replacing the Tour. I imagine both models could be had at a good price now or relatively soon.

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I don't know if this helps you, but next week I'm going to spend some time with the CG Red irons.

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CG031 Great Member

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I love Cleveland's irons and wedges. I always have. I've got the Launchers and like them, I always wanted to get teh cg4's but they were outta my price range. I say go for it.

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Hybrids Ping G5 (3) 19* Bridgestone J36 (4) 22*
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Putter 33" Scotty Cameron Studio Select #2

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I've had the CG4 Tours for awhile and I love them. They aren't the longest irons I've ever hit but they have a great soft feel and produce a high soft shot.

I'm happy with them.
In my bag:

Driver: FT-3 10° Diamana Blueboard 63 Stiff
Fairway: 904F 15° Purple Ice 75 Stiff
Fairway: 904F 19° YS-6+ StiffHybrid: Idea A2 20° Aldila NV 85 StiffIrons: Silver Scot Forged MB 4-PW, Rifle 6.0 ShaftsGap Wedge: Silver Scot Forged 52Sand/Lob Wedge: Vokey SM 58.12 Put...
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thanks for the replies.

I've hit the CG2, CG4 and CG4 Tour. I think the CG4 Tour has a great blend of playability and forgiveness. The CG2 is definitely more of a players club but still offers

I'm pretty sure it was an 8 iron. And before I grew another 2 inches, and my clubs became too short, i was hitting my irons really well. And yeah, the CG4 & the Tours are cheaper now, around $400 now.

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Cleveland Gunmetal Great Member

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I don't know if this helps you, but next week I'm going to spend some time with the CG Red irons.

I'll be interested in reading that review.

thanks for the replies.

Only reason I ask is because the short irons are easier to hit. If you are looking at getting the CG4 Tour I'd demo the CG4 as well and see which one you like better. Good luck!

Driver: 09 Launcher 10.5
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Hybrid: Baffler DWS 20 Aldila Reg
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