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- #101
I think the new is a cleaner modern look
Tour Edge Exotics 723 Irons
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- #103
Yeah that is kind of where I am too. I think they look pretty darn good in that picture.
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- #104
The stock photos entirely under-represented the entire lineup of 723’s this year aesthetically for sure.
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- #105
yeah they definitely don't do the line justice.
They do look good!
How do they feel and perform? If anything like @Jman’s reaction to the feel and performance of C723 Pro irons then Tour Edge will have a couple of real winners this year in the iron category.
How do they feel and perform? If anything like @Jman’s reaction to the feel and performance of C723 Pro irons then Tour Edge will have a couple of real winners this year in the iron category.
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- #107
I'll get a better sense this weekend hopefully. I saw some really good things out of the C722 and hopefull this years model will help refine some things that I was looking for.
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723 Pro’s have made it to the “OK, I’m seriously impressed” category here during testing. I will get some data up for you all this evening. Promise promise.
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- #110
Not at all. On any club.
Bottom one. Top looks more patchy if that makes sense. Bottom looks more seamless.
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- #112
Tough call, I kind of lean top...I think
On the C721 heads I have I removed the paint fill from the "Tour Edge Exotics" toe branding. It's obviously still there, but much more understated. These could benefit from that treatment, perhaps.
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I dunno, I’m not a huge hater of it, but it’s just a little bold.On the C721 heads I have I removed the paint fill from the "Tour Edge Exotics" toe branding. It's obviously still there, but much more understated. These could benefit from that treatment, perhaps.
I prefer the look of the 723. Seems to flow better.
723 for me. I want to see the E line too, I really liked the red in the cavity of the 722s.
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- #117
I did look really nice imo.
Yeah, I get you. If I played these though I'm pretty sure I would remove that paint fill. It's just the look I prefer in some irons.
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- #119
Here are some E723 pics. Will be getting them some reps before too long here.
Neat mix of chrome (on the back) with a brushed finish everywhere else. I didn't realize they incorporated the carbon weave into the back of the iron. It looks even better in person with a little 3D action almost.
Neat mix of chrome (on the back) with a brushed finish everywhere else. I didn't realize they incorporated the carbon weave into the back of the iron. It looks even better in person with a little 3D action almost.
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- #121
They do. Pretty big all around and a healthy amount of offset, both of which are exactly how they're advertised. No doubt in my mind they will be massively forgiving and very long.
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- #122
Thick ole topline, but the finish looks pretty strikingly good.
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- #123
Looks like it'll wear well too.
Hit a few shots between catching up on work, laundry, and unpacking. You can tell the VIBRCOR is doing a lot to dampen them. You'd expect a much firmer feel from an iron like this, but it's got some softness going on. Different than the ZX4's, but softer than some others I've hit in the last couple months.
Looks a big big from above, but the overall asthetics are better than my first impression. The one thing that really impressed me about the C721 irons was how well the finish held up. After 2 years they looked darn near new, unless you got real close. Also, curious to see how you like the VIBRCOR. Was something that really pleasantly surprised me.
Great timing for this thread to pop up,no idea how I missed this but here now.
I think I can speak for all of TEEm 2023, this would not be a sad thing to review!
The C723 would be where I'd lean but hot damn those pros are nice!
I think I can speak for all of TEEm 2023, this would not be a sad thing to review!
The C723 would be where I'd lean but hot damn those pros are nice!