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Anybody tried fourteen tc 606yet?

Started by Barracuda , Jul 27 2015 02:05 PM

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Posted 27 July 2015 - 02:05 PM

Looking for feedback, I really like the looks on the new fourteens.

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Posted 29 July 2015 - 07:30 PM

I hit a seven iron in a net at a shop (Golf 5). Modus 120 shaft. I was mostly hitting it to warm up before trying some drivers, and I wasn't hitting it that well, but to be honest I didn't like it. It felt surprisingly hard; even my few good shots felt harsh.
I like Fourteen wedges, and they have great feel, but the iron I tried just did not have it. However, I should reiterate that I wasn't swinging that well, and I wasn't making a serious test of the club.

Driver: Ping G400 Tour 65S
4w: TaylorMade V-steel, AD-GT 6X
7w  TaylorMade V-steel, Quadra Fire Express RB 6SX
Driving Iron: Honma TW-U Forged #3, Modus 120S
Irons (4i-PW): Mizuno MP18 PX6.0 @ + 1/2"
Wedges: Callaway MD2 52* S and 58* (U, S, or T-Grind depending on how I feel)
Putter: Odyssey White Hot Pro #9 or Wilson TPA XVIII