Who made these clubs .....?

[M.Duchesne]

I try to get some info on these,

but not much was written about them on the web,

Is there anyone that could lead me on.

My set of irons has the "tour model" ingraving on the sole,+plus two opposite white arrows and the oversize mention on it.

I have to say that they came with the True Temper TT Lite shafts.

And they have square groove which is not allow on many tournaments anymore ,the shape is not bad and surprisingly they do their magics...

But I would appreciate so much to have details on we're the heck they were made .?..?

Thanks in advance .

[downlowkey]

I'm not sure of the manufacture but remain impressed by anyone who plays right handed irons and lefty woods out of the same bag.

 

 

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[Shankster]

I remember seeing those. They look like Burner Bubble knock offs. Probably sold as such.

 

 

 

There was a lot of imitators that don't exist today.

 

 

 

- A.S.

 

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[DechamBRO]

I think the manufacturer is bomber. Looking online it looks like these were modeled after the old taylormade tour bubble.

[BIG STU]

Yep they are modeled after the old TM bubble irons and woods. In the business they are called clones. There are so many factories in China casting clones even now it aint funny. If you buy enough "units" you can get any brand stamped in them except the name of the real company they are cloned after. When we had the shop we got several offers of that

[M.Duchesne]

Thank you guys I will post a picture of my own personal "Tour model" that looks quiet the same

They look like they were rejects from made marks..like hockey stick that are not passing the test watch ever the reason is "shape finish"

I don't know and why using good shafts...

Like I am saying with my *#7 irons I can play my ball to the pin.?

Which I could not even think with a Bio Cell set...

[M.Duchesne]

Thank you guys I will post a picture of my own personal "Tour model" that looks quiet the same

They look like they were rejects from made marks..like hockey stick that are not passing the test watch ever the reason is "shape finish"

I don't know and why using good shafts...

Like I am saying with my *#7 irons I can play my ball to the pin.?

Which I could not even think with a Bio Cell set...

 

[null]

Yup they are definitely clone/knockoffs of the old TaylorMade irons.

 

I had callaway big Bertha knockoffs before I bought my first real set - Trident Golf was the brand

[BIG STU]

Yup they are definitely clone/knockoffs of the old TaylorMade irons.

 

I had callaway big Bertha knockoffs before I bought my first real set - Trident Golf was the brand

OMG!! Trident heads-- They must have made 10 billion of those clones of the Cally Bertha and Steelheads--- We built quite a few of them at the old golf shop-- My wife still games a Trident 7 wood I built for her 15 years ago. I still have one (7 wood) I built for me weighted up with a UST Pro Force Gold 65 in it. Funny I saw it over in the other building yesterday. Actually some of those things hit good with a good shaft. I still see some of them crop up from time to time at the thrift stores and on the scrap pile at work. Probably if the truth be known I more than likely have some still new never shafted heads in the recesses of the building across the road. Thanks for the memories

[null]

Haha I had Trident Irons and King Bing (ping clone) driver! My dad had the King Bing 2 (ping eye 2) clone irons!

[M.Duchesne]

Thank you very much dear members for all your quick response.

I plan to go at a Demo sale of Adams / Taylormade clubs this Thursday ,and I will let you know if I get something better.

Now Wath would be the equivalent of the TT Lite shaft in Adams stock shafts.?

[Biegry]

Oh the memories. My friend had a pair back in the day. They are diff Taylor made bubble knock offs. They were sold at discount stores such a Kmart I believe

 

 

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[M.Duchesne]

I have tried the M2 forged left hand irons with XP 95 ,,,

Quiet a club for me it is combination of low flight and very accurate trajectory no dispersion ,for me it is a perfect fit I have tried Mizunos,and others but TM M2 forged is defenitly wath I need in my bag.

I am a slow swing speed picker punching shots all over the course with a lot of spin in my balls..wath a sport...

I could play on Mount Everest if there was a flag on top.

Mery Christmas to all of Golfspy team crew and members.