Irons: TM Speedblade or TM M2?

[BigtazzGolf]

This is great advice!! I've played blades, MB and cavity backs....the Speedblades will definitely be a better fit for a beginner and they will grow with you for a long time.

 

As you can see from my WITB I'm still playing a set now.

I put mine back in the bag last week, enjoy playing them again.

With that said, its fun to switch back and forth with my Wishons

It's what all the cool kids are playing

 

 

Tazz

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[russtopherb]

Speedblades are the one iron set I regret moving on from too quickly. I didn't get along with the stock shafts at the time, I had plenty of distance but the flight was way too low. And that was all on me, not the clubs. Great set if you can find them in good condition for short money right now, which shouldn't be too hard at all.

[bullldog]

Ive seen new sets on ebay around $300~400 new

 

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[MaxEntropy]

Around Christmas I saw Speedblades on sale at Dicks for $249, IIRC.

[Belle River Bogey Golfer]

What are "MB" irons, I got that GI means game improvement but I don't know what MB stands for??

[HardcoreLooper]

1 hour ago, Belle River Bogey Golfer said:

What are "MB" irons, I got that GI means game improvement but I don't know what MB stands for??

Welcome aboard!  MB = Muscleback irons

[Belle River Bogey Golfer]

OK, Thank you. I came across your posts from a Google search looking to compare M4's to Speed Blades.

I've played golf for about 7 years now, had a cheapie set of Tommy Armours and then bought a new set of Speed Blades (steel shafts). 

I've gone from an 18 to 8 with the Speed Blades, great clubs!!! I've just bought a set of M4's (don't really know why) but fully intend on keeping

the Speed Blades and go back and forth.