Titleist DCI Black Oversize Irons

[Doug Emmons]

Any thoughts on these and how they compare to modern technology?

I have upgraded from them, but still miss them. 

They have rifle shafts and were my daily gamers for many years.

Wondering if anyone remembers playing them, and/or still is?

[Shankster]

Still have my set from high school.  MILES of offset.

[KC Golf]

I used to games these too.  Found a wedge from the set recently in the garage.  Great fun back in the day.

[RetiredBoomer]

13 hours ago, Doug Emmons said:

Any thoughts on these and how they compare to modern technology?

I have upgraded from them, but still miss them. 

They have rifle shafts and were my daily gamers for many years.

Wondering if anyone remembers playing them, and/or still is?

I played the DCI Black O/S 2-iron as a matching driving iron for my DCI 962 set.

Great clubs, but the T-Series nearly thirty years later makes the thirty years of new tech noticeable.

Also, the DCI models are from the investment cast stainless steel era, 
so while very good golf clubs, they are also a bit dated in that regard.
I could still happily play with them if that's what I had.

[Doug Emmons]

19 minutes ago, RetiredBoomer said:

I played the DCI Black O/S 2-iron as a matching driving iron for my DCI 962 set.

Great clubs, but the T-Series nearly thirty years later makes the thirty years of new tech noticeable.

Also, the DCI models are from the investment cast stainless steel era, 
so while very good golf clubs, they are also a bit dated in that regard.
I could still happily play with them if that's what I had.

Thanks….

It’s probably just a bit of nostalgia on my part, but I really loved those clubs.

I have upgraded to the Taylormade M2’s to try to get into more modern technology. The distance changes alone show me what 30 years can do.