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Well, as my search for irons continues, i have found my self looking at the 755's. I have only been able to find one review, (on our very own Sand trap) and it bases its decisions of what irons you should be playing very highly on your handicap. Unfortunatly, i dont know my handicap, in that ive never had it recorded, but from my readings, it is around 15.

I have a few questions for you 755 owners.
A)what your average scores are, adn what par is at that course
B)how do the irons look at address with a ball infront of them
C)How forgiving are they?
D)Did you pick up/lose any distance with them?

im sure i will think up some other quesitons later, but thats all i ahve for now.

thanks in advance, Brian.

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i can't answer you questions but i was wondering why do you hate your Nickent irons?

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haha, well, i bought em used, and they didnt have the 3 or 4 hybrid, so A i dont have long irons, and they look HUGE at address...i mean, you can hit em anywhere on the face, and get good results, bu ti mean, they have a face the size of my superquad...literlally, it feels like your swinging a shovel..and since my standard mess up is hitting fat, or thin, all that help, isnt really worth it to me.. any other questions, feel free to pm me.

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They are awesome irons. They look amazing at address, they are actually quite forgiving, and when you hit the sweet spot they are simply amazing. I know that they are not as easy to manipulate as muscle back forged irons, but they are much more forgiving. I would definitely recommend them to someone with a 15 handicap. I got them when I was a 13 handicap and loved them from the first day.

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I bought these a while ago. They look awesome. It took me a few days to get used to them though. Switched from Callaway X-18's. I got them custom ordered and fitted for me. I think that's important to do when you buy them or any clubs for that matter.

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