Cleveland TA5 Irons

Reviewed by: jessc5555 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Cleveland TA%

Summary:
What a sweet set of irons. The best I have ever played. Easy to hit and long. my 9 iron is 150-155 which is much longer than my old taylors. I have a higher swing speed 110 with my driver 90 or so with my 5 iron and still use regular flex. I just like the feel of the regulars. Easy to hit great value and will stick with these for awhile.

Customer Service:
None

Similar Products Used:
a bunch, you name it

Reviewed by: yachtrider ,  Shoots in the 70s

Summary:
I bought these irons about a year ago in an auction. I went from being a high 90s player to being a low 80s to high 70s player. In my bag, these are the last clubs i am going to replace. I just love the way these clubs shape the ball when i want to shape it. Great forgiveness. They are great when bought used. Great clubs.

Similar Products Used:
Titleist ap2, callaway x-20, taylormade r7, cleveland cg gold. these clubs were amazing but only will switch when i need to.

Reviewed by: panulovac1 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
TA 5 Gunmetal

Summary:
I play with those clubs for 7 years now (not played much, grooves still OK) and started to think it is time to change them. So I decided to go for r7 or X-20.
After reading all (POSITIVE) reviews here (THANKS TO ALL) decided to try mentioned clubs and see the actual difference. What a disappointment - both clubs were shorter (r7 8 m and X-20 about 5 in avg) and I decided not to change so far. I do not know for others but I am able to hit both fade and draw (just more experiment with the stance and open and closed clubface and get more confidence) and am not very good player- shoot low 80's...

Customer Service:
Never used.

Similar Products Used:
TM r7 (gr), Callaway (st) X-18, X-20, Big Berta (not good), Nike Slingshot(like them) , Nike Sumo (long, but too wide sole), MacGregor (like them)

Reviewed by: connecticutter ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Cleveland Tour Action 5 irons

Summary:
I owned a set of Cleveland TA5 irons for 7 years, and really got a chance to improve my game with them. You can hit a high trajectory shot a good distance. I broke 100, 90, and 80 with these irons. They are very forgiving on most mis-hits. They are a little hard to work a fade since some TA5s have an offset to reduce slicing. I recommend these irons for high and mid level handicappers. I also recommend getting your TA5s refitted with custom grips at some point.

Customer Service:
I bought these at the Golfers Warehouse in CT, and they provided excellent service. They knew a lot about the product and what kind of game and swing works best for the TA5s. Was also able to hit a few trial shots with several irons in the set to gauge feel and the shot.

Similar Products Used:
Nike NDS irons