Sign up Closed: 2023 MGS Forum Test: MacGregor MT86 Pro/OS Irons

I love the history and the pedigree of MacGregor, here is hoping they can find a good spark and find a spot like Wilson has recently. 

LGLG MGS and MacGregor

Also,  can't find these on the MacGregor website.

Not today.

Who would've thought that MacGregor would come back from the dead.  I would be most willing to give them a go. They are a beautiful looking clubhead. Does MacGregor put the shaft that they want on the clubhead or can the tester request a particular shaft, such as what they are currently using?

Great looking irons. Probably out of my wheelhouse (gimmie shovels!) so I’ll just say good luck to everybody signing up!

My very first club was a McGregor 7 iron... let's go!!

Curious to try these irons.  Not sure of their technology nor management.  Good history lesson about their past, let's see what the future holds in store for them.

15 minutes ago, seraphimskg10 said:

My very first club was a McGregor 7 iron... let's go!!

I still have a set of McGregor persimmon woods displayed at my house.  

Had a set many years ago and loved them would love to give them another go and see how these new ones play 

Previously played macgregor irons so I’d love to give these a spin!!

My first set of irons were MT ceramic face irons with leather wrap grips, yellow trim in them

 

Would like to try the Pro version out and compare to my Apex irons.

 

I also still have my macgregor persimmon woods, which is use once a year for historical purposes 

Macgregor I like this. My first set 40 years ago was a set of Macgregor Tourney irons. Maybe I’ll be lucky to finish with Macgregor irons. Good luck to all 

Oh man  - these would be a blast to test and report on.  I still have the Mike Souchak TSLs that were gifted me back in the late 1990’s.  Recently regripped I still play them when in the mood to hit classic blades.  I’m game for giving these a real go…

Count me in ... I won a few tournaments using Macgregor irons in the 1980s. I also use to live near the facility in Albany,  Georgia. They made some fine products!!

McGregor always made fantastic irons. Never played them but my brother had a set. He ended up selling them but has regretted it ever since. So, sign me up for the Pros. 

I learned to play with a set of 1968 Tourneys (still have the Driver, 3,4, and 5 woods) and a set of 1941 Tommy Armour woods, the latter hanging on a rack in a place of honor on my den wall.

Never tried Mcgregor before… maybe before my time. But always love seeing more competition in the golf club game. 
 

fingers crossed - in need of some clubs to fix my game lol 

My first set of irons were 1965 MacGregor Tourneys with a black face. Loved those irons!!

I remember sneaking off to the range  with one of my dad's old Colorkroms, the rare one off the sweet spot was such a great feeling.

My first set of irons were MacGregor Mike Souchak.  My dad got me a set that included 1 and 3 wood laminated woods with 3,5,7,9 and putter. This was in the early 60’s.  Loved that set of clubs. 

Would love to give these a try.  Love the look of them.

From the pics they look great.  I love seeing the older companies try to make a comeback.  Adams, now MacGregor, maybe we will see Ben Hogan try for a round 3.  

Great looking irons, and the have great reviews on them already.

Best of luck to those that apply, my early golf days saw me playing MacGregor irons and persimmon woods in the 1960's through the mid 70's. Still have my set of MacGregor TCB irons here, although they are more a display item than anything else.

My first set of irons was MacGregor Muirfields, I still have them in the garage. These clubs look great and I would love the opportunity to test them. Another great iron test this year!

Because ..why not... can only try to improve

 

There have been some incredible testing opportunities this season. I was fortunate enough to be chosen for one of them. This is the first time I’ve felt a tinge of regret for signing up for the Garsen test. These irons are my absolute favorite current irons. Alas, I will have to follow along and live vicariously through the lucky few. Good luck to all the applicants!