Posted April 9, 201213 yr I finally upgraded to one set of clubs (had been using 2004 Big B's in one state and Cleveland TA5's in another once a month). These clubs feel really solid to me when striking the ball and look good at address. I went to a mid size cord grip and find that I do not need to swing the club very hard in order to get the distance I need. Compared to my starter set, Big B's, the Razrs are a vast improvement. I have more control. I feel as though these are right on the border of game improvement irons without the feeling of actually having them. You can work the ball some with these irons. All handicappers can enjoy these irons but the lower handicap will want the tour model. Although I am seeking to make it to the single digits, it is not these irons that are the issue. Now my flat stick is a whole other issue! Demo them and make your own decision but Callaway hit the mark pretty well this time around. cheap golf clubs for sale on www.cheapgolfguide.com
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