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Hi Nicolas, I'm a proud owner of the 639CB's. From my experience they are in the slightly forgiving category. They will help with minor misses but big misses will still be penalized. Because of this, I'm also able to fade and draw the ball with these. With most of the major forgiving irons I've tried you are stuck with a draw ball flight. The other thing that I liked about them is the club is relatively compact. They are about the same size as my old Mizuno MP-18's. I really liked that but not all do. The best part of these irons though is the feel. When you hit one pure, you know it! I've been very happy with these irons. I originally bought them because they were 3 degrees stronger than the Mizuno's and my old man muscles don't work so well in the dead of winter and I needed some help. I was going to switch back to the Mizuno's in the summer but I've enjoyed the 639CB's so much they are still in the bag.

Marty Cerritos, CA I can't walk and carry anymore. My knee hurts too much. This opportunity would be perfect for me!

Marty Cerritos, CA Mizuno T-20 55-09 Raw 56 degree mid bounce

This would be an awesome opportunity! I've been stuck at the same level for a long time and I wonder if Martin could help me get un-stuck! Main problem is driver consistency and of course, putting. Thanks MGS! Marty Knowles - 55 Cerritos, CA

Hi guys, I live in California. My handicap is +1 My current putter is a Cleveland TFI 2135 Mezzo. Thanks!

I'm Marty Knowles from Cerritos, CA and I use and Odyssey Works Versa 1W. Thanks for the opportunity!

Ben Hogan Standard Shafts (starting at $149) KBS Tour V Stiff KBS Tour V X-Stiff KBS Tour 90 Regular KBS Tour 90 Stiff UST Mamiya Recoil 660 F2 A-Flex (+$15 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 660 F3 Regular (+$15 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 680 F4 Stiff (+$15 per club) Optional Custom Shafts KBS Tour C-Taper Stiff (+$15 per club) KBS Tour C-Taper Stiff Plus (+$15 per club) KBS Tour C-Taper Lite Stiff (+$15 per club) Nippon 850 GH Regular (+$10 per club) Nippon 950 GH Regular (+$10 per club) Nippon 950 GH Stiff (+$10 per club) Nippon Modus Tour 130 X-Stiff (+$20 per club) True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 Stiff (+$10 per club) True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 X-Stiff (+$10 per club) True Temper XP 95 S300 Stiff (+$10 per club) True Temper XP 105 S300 Stiff (+$10 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 95 F3 Regular (+$25 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 95 F4 Stiff (+$25 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 110 F4 Stiff (+$25 per club) UST Mamiya Recoil 110 F5 X-Stiff (+$25 per club) MRC Kuro Kage LB 65 A-Flex (+$25 per club) MRC Kuro Kage LB 65 Regular (+$25 per club) MRC Kuro Kage LB 85 Regular (+$25 per club) Length: -1 -.75 -.5 -.25 Standard +.25 +.5 +.75 +1 +1.25 +1.5 Lie: 3 Up 2 Up 1 Up Standard 1 Flat 2 Flat 3 Flat Grip: Ben Hogan Performance Plus Ben Hogan Performance Plus Midsize Golf Pride New Decade MCC Red/Black 58 Round (+$11 per club) Golf Pride New Decade MCC Red/Black 60 Round (+$11 per club) Golf Pride New Decade MCC Red/Black Midsize (+$11 per club) Golf Pride New Decade MCC Black/White 60 Round (+$11 per club) Golf Pride New Decade MCC Black/White Midsize (+$11 per club) Golf Pride Tour Velvet Black 58 Round (+$10 per club) Golf Pride Tour Velvet Black 60 Round (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Velvet Black Midsize (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Velvet Black 60 Ribbed (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Velvet BCT Cord Black 60 Round (+$9 per club) Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Black 58 Round (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Black 60 Round (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Black Midsize (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Red 60 Round (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G White 60 Round (+$5 per club) Golf Pride Z-Grip Cord White/Black 60 Round (+$10 per club) Lamkin Crossline Black/White 58 Round (+$5 per club) Lamkin Crossline Full Cord Black/White 58 Round (+$5 per club) Lamkin Crossline Full Cord Black/White Midsize (+$5 per club) Lamkin R.E.L ACE 3GEN Black 58 Round (+$7 per club) Lamkin R.E.L ACE 3GEN Black Midsize (+$7 per club) Lamkin R.E.L ACE 3GEN Red 58 Round (+$7 per club) Grip Size: Standard +1 +2 +3 FW•15 IRONS Include in Order Loft Lie Length Price 20 21 22 23 59 39 $164 24 25 26 27 59.5 38.25 $164 28 29 30 31 60 37.5 $164 32 33 34 35 61 36.75 $164 36 37 38 39 62 36.25 $164 40 41 42 43 63 35.75 $164 44 45 46 47 63.5 35.5 $164 FW•15 Irons Subtotal: $1148 TK•15 WEDGES Include in Order Loft Lie Length Price 48 49 50 51 64 35.5 $164 52 53 54 55 64 35.25 $164 56 57 58 59 63 35.25 $164 60 61 62 63 63 35 $164 TK•15 Wedges Subtotal: $656

Agree with Tyk. With all those logos they better be paying me to wear the shirt. Kids will probably like it though.

This sounds fun, I'll give this a shot... I'm currently playing Miura Small Blade irons with KBS 6.2 C-Taper shafts. My handicap is a +0.5. I am 50 years old and I'm right handed. My loft and length are standard and the lie angle is 1 deg. upright. The two companies making the best irons right now are Miura and Mizuno. The two companies making the worst irons are Cleveland and Cobra. Cleveland for their unimaginative design and their horrific customer service. Cobra used to be a favorite. They made solid irons and the price point was very good. Now, everything that they release is orange it seems to appease Rickie Fowler. I must be getting old. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3399252379482&set=pb.1214947530.-2207520000.1349121299&type=1&src=http%3A%2F%2Fsphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-ash4%2F412121_3399252379482_1620862683_o.jpg&smallsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fsphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-ash4%2F294903_3399252379482_1620862683_n.jpg&size=2048%2C1365 Miura Small Blades Sound and Feel I feel I should start this review with a disclaimer. Hit these irons at your own financial risk! The second I hit one flush with these beauties I was sold. These Miura's are the crack cocaine of the golf industry. Now that you've been warned, it is a little difficult to describe the feel of the Miura's because when you catch them right you feel...nothing. Let me tell you, the last time I had this feeling was almost 30 years ago hitting a Titleist Tour Balata 90 with Wilson Staff blades, and I was hitting the Miura's with crappy limited flight range balls. I know a lot of people will say they get a similar feeling with their irons, and prior to getting the Small Blades I would have been right there with you. My previous set were Mizuno MP-60's and I thought the feel on those was unparalleled, but even when I hit the MP-60's flush, I always felt a slight click in my hands. That click is gone in the Miura's. The sound of these irons is a better way to tell true contact. Flush shots respond with a very satisfying dull thud similar to a well struck bunker shot. Slight misses and thinned shots have a little click and a slight vibration,no big deal. However, big misses let you, and everyone in your vicinity, know that that wasn't your best swing. In fact, it's the worst clanking sound I've ever heard from an iron. One miss caused the guy hitting range balls in the next stall to even flinch once. He told me it sounded like I broke the iron and he was ducking to avoid the "shrapnel".

I already own a pair of the original True linkswear Tours. This new sole looks "grippier". I'd love to see for myself how much better they've gotten.

I can't believe he admitted it! The Burner irons basically take your current 7 iron and slap a number 8 on the sole and all of a sudden you can hit your 8 iron ten yards farther. That's technology for you.