Maxfli Revolution Irons (black dot)

[Youngun5]

I've come to the conclusion that the Pi5's just aren't the irons for me.

I need something with just a tad more game to them, less offset, slimmer topline, more workability, better feel.

these look to fit the part, and get pretty decent reviews, and since maxfli is a second tier company they're going for dirt cheap.

probably a long shot, but if anyone out there has tried them your input would be greatly appreciated!

thanks,

-YG

 

[HighTopFade]

Never tried them. They look like they can get the ball airborne pretty easily.

 

[Youngun5]

hopefully not as easy as the Pi5's.....just towering ballflight that the wind loves to have its way with.

 

[Andy_79]

I've come to the conclusion that the Pi5's just aren't the irons for me.

I need something with just a tad more game to them, less offset, slimmer topline, more workability, better feel.

these look to fit the part, and get pretty decent reviews, and since maxfli is a second tier company they're going for dirt cheap.

probably a long shot, but if anyone out there has tried them your input would be greatly appreciated!

thanks,

-YG

I had said irons before my TM 300 series and shot many's a good round with them. They're a quality iron. Sold my mate in England them and he loves them to bits...!

 

[Pa Jayhawk]

Seeing as how Maxfli is now owned by TM, it makes me wonder if TM maybe doesn't now have some input in the clubs. I would imagine they at least make sure they are up to a certain standard.

 

[Andy_79]

Maxfli has always been huge, particuarly when under the Dunlop/Slazenger umbrella. They are always going to produce quality golf equipment, to be fair...