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In advance i'm new to this forum, so if this in the wrong place please just message me and i will move it...

But any way i have a friend that is selling his cleveland cg16 tour iron set for around 350 dollars, i would say say the condition from 1-10 are 8.5. In closing would this be a good deal?

Thank you


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350 or lower looks reasonable if he will let you try them for at least 18 holes to see if they are really a good fit for your game. Not really a problem to find a great set of irons at that price so you can afford to be selective.

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3balls.com has the non tour version in the black pearl finish for $334 at 'very good' condition.  Sounds like a good deal from your friend

Driver: Machspeed Black 9.5  

3 wood:  Insight  

Hybrid:   A4  19 degree

Irons:   CG red 4-PW  

Wedges:   CG12  56 degree and CG10 60 degree

Putter:  White Hot XG Sabertooth


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Originally Posted by MisterE

3balls.com has the non tour version in the black pearl finish for $334 at 'very good' condition.  Sounds like a good deal from your friend

i looked on the web site and was unable to find it, probably did not look hard enough lol..... but thanks for the post and your input

Originally Posted by Dirtsquirrel

350 or lower looks reasonable if he will let you try them for at least 18 holes to see if they are really a good fit for your game. Not really a problem to find a great set of irons at that price so you can afford to be selective.


thanks for the post, yeah i planned on taking them for a test drive per say and after a vast amount of research i could find a good amount of decent clubs, but i have always been drawn to clevland.


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