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Would appreciate any feedback on these irons. Golf Day going out of sale and is offering them for $325 (original list price $599).
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Looks like a deal to me. One of the guys at my club has them. He says they play a lot like DCI’s. Ken – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Would appreciate any feedback on these irons. Golf Day going out of sale and is offering them for $325 (original list price $599).
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I have the midsize Revolutions (red dot). Great clubs! I picked them above Callaway X-14, Ping I3, Tommy Armour 845 EVO and others. Sounds like a very good deal. Would be nice if you could find them in a pro shop somewhere, to see if you like them. Would be a shame to spend a lot of money for clubs that didn’t fit. Personally, I hit them higher, further, straighter, and more consistently than any of the clubs I tried. But would highly recommend trying them if possible. Tom
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I have been playing the Revolutions for about a year. They are the best irons I have ever played (Callaway S2H2, Powerbuilt TPS, Scotchblades, Hogan Apex, Spalding Executives to name a few over the years). They look like blades setting up and feel great. They are one of the few irons I’ve found with no offset. That is a terrific price. I got mine new for $350 and that was the best deal I had heard of until now. I also like their Australian Blades but thought better of it since I am a senior. I don’t need to work that hard at the game any more! Hope you enjoy them as much as I.
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I have been playing the Revolutions for about a year. They are the best irons I have ever played (Callaway S2H2, Powerbuilt TPS, Scotchblades, Hogan Apex, Spalding Executives to name a few over the years). They look like blades setting up and feel great. They are one of the few irons I’ve found with no offset. That is a terrific price. I got mine new for $350 and that was the best deal I had heard of until now.
FWIW, Robert Allenby switched to Maxfli Revolutions this year, from blades. Credits them with a fair bit of his success in 2000. Cheers Colin Wilson RSG Roll Call: http://u1.netgate.net/~kirby34/rsg/wilsonc.htm Trentham Golf Club: http://www.trenthamgolf.com
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I compared Revolutions, Titleist 990’s and Mizuno T-Zoid Pro II’s last month. The clear winner was Mizuno… J.T.
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