Tg pro 2.30 review5/20/2023 The longer irons are graphite and although I don't hit it like the "Bugman" from the previous review, I was hitting a 4 iron high and long again for the first time in years. I have been pounding these Nickel Rams so well, I may not go back to my main set. They seem to impart more distance than quite a few sets I have hit as well, although I didn't check lofts, etc. They are not forged, but the Nickel makes them feel as good as most forged irons and better than quite a few forged sets. The rams are worthy and should be mentioned in the same sentence as the best forged irons. Well, I don't know if I am just swinging better but the lie adjustment and improvement to my swing has made a true believer out of me. The other day I packed up my main set and sent them down to my vacation destination so I had to get out a backup set. Therefore, the Rams stayed in the closet mostly. I have been thru Ping ISI's, Armour V-25's, Mizuno Pro's, Mizuno MP-37's, MacTec Forged and currently use Wishon 550 combo's. However, since they were to be a backup set, I never really used them. Since they didn't sell, I eventually had them bent to my lie specs and noticed a great improvement in direction. Wow, I have never been so grateful that happened as I am today. Turns out the Ram irons were 2 degrees flat and the Ping ISI's I bought after my time on the lie board were 3 degrees upright.Īnyway, I nearly sold them as is back on ebay but a best offer was reneged upon. I always had trouble hitting them straight (always a flare to the right) and then I got my swing checked for lie angle. I bought these clubs probably 4-5 years ago on ebay based on the reviews at this site. I'm hoping with these irons I can finally break 80 at my home course where I shot 82 from the tips that plays to 7,200 hundred yards. I'm in the process of getting the entire RAM set of irons as my introduction to blades in my game and am happy to have learned the difference between a blade and cavity back when it comes to conrol and feel. Also the thicker sole of the X-20's almost felt like the irons had bounce to them instead of purely stricking the ball. The feel with the X-20's was more like a thud instead of the crisp contact of compression I had with the RAMS. The problem was as my next three range days passed all I was hitting was the RAMS and when I went to the course with my clubs and hit my irons the difference in feel was no mystery. I figured if I could hit the three iron I could hit anything and it would enhance my X-20 game, boy was I wrong. I forgot I borrowed my friends 7 and 3 iron blades in hopes that one day I could tell the difference. I left my sticks in my girlfriends car and had the itch to hit some balls so I had to dig through some clubs in the garage to see if I had anything. I have only had two sets with my first set being graphite shafted BIG Beartha original irons and my most recent set steel shafted X-20's as my ball striking has gotten better. I've been playing golf for 12 years and have never tried blade irons.
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