Opinions on Ram Tour Grind Irons
Tommy
Apex, and MacGregor Tourney. How do these compare, what do they look
like, how do they feel?
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Tommy
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Gio Big EZ
>Apex, and MacGregor Tourney. How do these compare, what do they look
>like, how do they feel?
I play the RAM FX Tour Grind irons (last year's model), muscle backs, and I
like them alot. I'm very much a beginner, but I find these clubs very easy to
align and control distances, particularly the mid to short irons. I'm still
trying to get the three iron in a groove, but I'm sure that would be no problen
for an experienced player, particularly one who is used to hitting blades.
If you want to see what the set looks like, RAM's web address is:
http://www.ramgolf.com/frame_ramgolf.html
Lots of info, including lofts and lies of the set, is available there.
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F. Blaine Dickson
> >Anyone out there play these. I used to play Maxfli Australians, Hogan
> >Apex, and MacGregor Tourney. How do these compare, what do they look
> >like, how do they feel?
>
> I play the RAM FX Tour Grind irons (last year's model), muscle backs, and
> I like them alot. I'm very much a beginner, but I find these clubs very
> easy to align and control distances, particularly the mid to short irons.
> I'm still trying to get the three iron in a groove, but I'm sure that
> would be no problen for an experienced player, particularly one who is
> used to hitting blades.
I have 1993 TW 282 Tour Grinds. I chose them because I like a blade with
a very square toe and a soft touch. I haven't come across a set that
looks as good with the exception of a set of Honmas a friend of mine
brought back from school while he was at San Jose State in the 80's. The
TW 282s have a very soft feel to them. I hit some Mizunos last year, and
I thought they felt quite hard actually.
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F. Blaine Dickson
Kelowna BC Canada
John & Arlene
like them so much that I have had them reground and re-grooved twice.
There's a very soft feel and the square toe is very appealing when I align
to the ball. The investment is absolutely worth it....I have never found a
set of irons that are more appealing.....If you like a small faced
traditional forged iron....go for it.
John McGrotty/Nassau Players Club, Bethpage Black Home of the 2002 U.S.
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taylor_...@my-dejanews.com
Agree 100%! Love these irons. I will never hit a cast iron again for as long
as I live.
TS
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Rick Nelson
do a
search on the word "katana".. The point is that there is a huge difference
between hand made forged samurai swords, and stainless steel cast ones.
I
would think that the same would be true of golf clubs.
brett
is that the metal is continually refolded. hence you get similar
strength in it in all directions, it also allows you to have a
better edge on it. are these properties useful in a golf club??
probably not, i for one have never broken an iron.
brett
(who has a collection of chinese tai chi swords)
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Rick Nelson
Thanks,
Rick