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Been playing these irons for a bit and really like them quite a bit. We didn't have a thread on them, so I figured I would start one up.
Honma TW737P Irons
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I was looking at the thread will all the 737 line up. Man I have idea where to find these but they look awesome.
What are you liking about them over your past set?
What are you liking about them over your past set?
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Still think breaking from the PW, GW tradition and calling them 10 and 11 irons is really cool. Beautiful irons!
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First off, I love having a 10 and 11 iron. Sounds odd, but I love it.
Then they look spectacular in the bag. Gorgeous clubs.
Onto the most important stuff is how they perform. Rock solid. They have a mild sound that makes them feel soft. Super forgiveness low on the face and high the ball high without being too high or ballooning.
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Actually right now they have Nippon 950s in there right now.
There's also something I really love about having the 10/11 irons. It's both really different, but more accurate - construction wise those clubs are more irons than wedge.
I really liked how these looked when I saw them in the local shop that's got Honma stuff. Not a huge difference in profile vs the Vs, with what looks like a lot more forgiveness.
I really liked how these looked when I saw them in the local shop that's got Honma stuff. Not a huge difference in profile vs the Vs, with what looks like a lot more forgiveness.
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They are similar to my CF16s in that aspect. Just offer a lot in a package that I think a lot of golfers will enjoy.
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Similar to that of the Z-565 or CF16 in my opinion. When I get back to the office and the work day I can get you more photos in the next few days. Tomorrow and Tuesday are travel days, but then should be able to get some photos up for you.
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They look really nice, very high end. Not surprising though being a Honma iron. Are these the deep cut cavity back version? Are these gonna make the trip next weekend to Callaway Gardens?
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They offer a few different ones I believe (going off memory)
NS Pro from Nippon
DG AMT from True Temper
NS Modus 3
I think the local PGA Superstore have these for $900 in the 4-PW set.
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They do have a pretty deep cut cavity.
Not sure if they make the trip. Probably bring a set of irons that have Recoils : )
I think next to the ping man... he Honma logo is the coolest in golf.
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Yes sir, forgot about those. I would like to try these in the Recoils I really enjoy. Might have to have a set made up.
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My thought too. Im not a huge swing weight guy, but that does make it easy. I love the flight I have seen with these. Today I took out an older set I really enjoyed for some fun and comparison and really came away with similar thoughts. That is a good thing. I get an 11 iron too.
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Taking these out to the range tomorrow for some fun.
Fantastic set so far that offers a whole lot of forgiveness packed into the frame.
Fantastic set so far that offers a whole lot of forgiveness packed into the frame.
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