titleist 755's anybody use them?

[Garush34]

since the clevelands i was looking at have almost all gone, ive started looking at different irons just incase.

my mate recons id need to be around a 10 handicap to use these but i disagree. im around about a 21 btw.

so anyone got any reviews on them.

http://www.golfbidder.co.uk/product/456374/Titleist_Forged_755.html

cheers

 

[hackerjack99]

I've played with them for three years. Beautiful clubs. When i hit them out of the center they are amazing with a great feel. If you can build up some confidence with them they are fantastic. On bad days thou they are a nightmare with anything less than perfect scurrying about 60 yards along the ground.

 

[Alex1975]

I think you can hit anything but I would think they are not currently the best choice you could make.

 

[chris661]

They will be fine, they look like the forerunner of the 775cb's which were aimed at mid to high handicaps. The worst that can happen is you don't get along with them and you should make your money back on them

 

[Garush34]

I think you can hit anything but I would think they are not currently the best choice you could make.

what makes you think they may not be the best choice??

 

[Alex1975]

what makes you think they may not be the best choice??

Fairly shallow cavity, fairly thin sole, fairly small head dimensions. I'm thinking they will want to be hit pretty condistantly. As I say you can hit anything. Can you try them anywhere?

 

[Junior]

I had a set when i hired clubs in gran canaria this year. I enjoyed them, not stupidly hard to hit, but i certainly thought that if i was off my game, id struggle with them

 

[Garush34]

Fairly shallow cavity, fairly thin sole, fairly small head dimensions. I'm thinking they will want to be hit pretty condistantly. As I say you can hit anything. Can you try them anywhere?

alrite fair point, that was my only draw back on them but i liked them visually, and thought i might be able to play in to them.

and no i could always send them back within the 7 day trail period if i bought them but might be a waste of time getting them knowing im most likely to send them back.

 

[G1BB0]

can get a set of 775cb's for around the 100 mark. I have had 2 sets. I sold my 1st and went to g10's but hated the chunkyness so have gone back to the 775's. I find them very nice to hit although I get about 1 club less distance compared to the g10's I find I hit them a lot cleaner.

Definitely worth a look :thup:

 

[Garush34]

can get a set of 775cb's for around the 100 mark. I have had 2 sets. I sold my 1st and went to g10's but hated the chunkyness so have gone back to the 775's. I find them very nice to hit although I get about 1 club less distance compared to the g10's I find I hit them a lot cleaner.

Definitely worth a look :thup:

thanks gibbo ill have a look for some

 

[shewy]

I played them for around 4 years,great club when struck well, moderately forgiving,the 4i is like a butter knife though.I would say at a 21 hcp the 775's would be better suited.
Make sure you get the right shaft though there were several options when I bought mine. I found the 755's as long as my Ping's BTW with a lower flight.

 

[Garush34]

I played them for around 4 years,great club when struck well, moderately forgiving,the 4i is like a butter knife though.I would say at a 21 hcp the 775's would be better suited.
Make sure you get the right shaft though there were several options when I bought mine. I found the 755's as long as my Ping's BTW with a lower flight.

thanks ive had a look for some 775 but can only find some on golfbidder for £154, seems like a good deal to me, at least i know there real.

 

[Garush34]

what about these anyone??

http://www.golfbidder.co.uk/models/806/Titleist_Iron_Set_DCI_762.html

theres a shop near me thats doing them for £75 quid 3-pw. my only conscern would be that there from 2003 bit old. but is it too old??