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08-16-2004 11:56 AM #1
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Golfworks Irons
To all of you Ottawa area clubmakers. Unlike myself, you have easy access to the Golfworks outlet and have likely tried out some of their irons. I'm thinking of making a set for myself so I wondered if you could give me some feedback on any irons that you have tried out.
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08-16-2004 03:49 PM #2
Not trying to derail the thread in the first post, but I haven't tried any of the Golfworks irons. I just think they are plain ugly for the most part.
If you want a really sweet deal on irons, check out the Golfsmith Tour Cavity forged. They are on sale right now for 25% if I remember correctly.
Very nice looking, classic design.
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08-16-2004 07:57 PM #3
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Originally Posted by jvincent
The TCF have a full cavity so are more forgiving than the the Wishon 550C's which have a partial cavity. The TCF also come in left hand.
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08-17-2004 05:34 AM #4
I used a set of the M-04 blades for most of last year. Unlike some of the designs these were a very classy looking set of sticks. I liked them quite a bit.
Have also hit the M-05s and they are one of the nicest forged cavity backs available. Very forgiving, nice set up and a pretty set of sticks.
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08-17-2004 08:07 AM #5
Looks?
Originally Posted by jvincent
http://www.golfworks.com/item_disp.asp?pn=1204
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08-17-2004 08:53 AM #6Originally Posted by Andre Cantin
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08-17-2004 09:19 AM #7
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Thanks for the input. The appearance of an iron is not a big deal to me, I just want something that will work. Maybe I am getting hung up on the Golfworks "Playability Factor". As a 16 handicapper I need some help. I can get the ball up in the air but I don't hit the sweet spot very often, often hiting my irons on the toe. I am considering the CER701 or CER851... maybe the Xtreme X1. Shafts will be SK Fiber Tour Trac 80's. I made a Bang-o-matic 9 degree on a SK Fiber Lite Rev 2 this spring and man does it ever smack the ball out there. Distance has never been an issue, but accuracy and hitting it solid are my problem areas.
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08-17-2004 04:28 PM #8Originally Posted by jvincent
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08-17-2004 04:38 PM #9Originally Posted by SuperSlew
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08-17-2004 04:49 PM #10Originally Posted by Andre Cantin
I personally can't hit a club that I don't like the look of. I used to play Tommy Armour 845s, but at some point I started to dislike the look of the offset.
I'd probably throw up if I had to hit the old Cleveland VAS irons.
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08-17-2004 04:53 PM #11
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08-17-2004 06:47 PM #12Originally Posted by Andre Cantin
Others in that camp are the Wishon 550s that BCMist is playing.
There are a couple of Titleist and Mizuno models that are nice too.
Basically, little or no offset, "standard" size head, thin top line.
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08-20-2004 08:12 PM #13
M-04 & M-05
This Spring, I built myself a nice combo set of Maltby m-05 - 4/5/6 and m-04 7/8/9. Put them on dynamic gold s300 shafts. Great workability on the m-04 and good consitency/forgiveness on the m-05. Both are forged. I understand from the golfworks website forum that the m-04 is going to be discontinued at the end of this year, so if a true blade is your game, you may want to act quick.
On the "aesthetics" side of things, I love the thin top line on the m-04, but they are very susceptible to bag dings. The m-05s riding in the same bag seem to be less susceptible. If looks matter, consider getting some protection for the m-04's.
Good service and advice from the staff at Golfworks Ottawa.
I carry a full bag of Vokey black nickle wedges 48/52/56/60, and the Maltby's are a great match. Same feel and consistency.
Enjoy!
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