Maxfli MidSize Irons

Pros: Midsized, Easy to Play
Cons: Standard Grips

One day while playing golf, I decided it was time for a change in irons. I had played with a set of Dunlop No Problem irons from Wal-Mart for three years, and my scores had improved from the high 90's to the low 90's and high 80's. I knew the oversized, ...

Pros: Better than my Lynx Predators.
Cons: Not one!

As I studied my lay just off of the fairway on 18, I realized that the whole day came down to this hole, this shot. The rest of my foursome lay comfortably on the fairway behind me allowing me time to consider my shot as they gleefully looked on. It ...

Pros: Easy to hit and shape shots with. Responsive.
Cons: Not as pretty to look at as some brands.

I purchased the irons on the advice of a friend who works at an outlet. I was originally looking for a set of Taylor Made 300 series or Supersteel irons, but she convinced me that the Maxfli Revolution irons were just as good and perhaps even slightly...

Pros: Feel unlike any other, literally lets you put the ball where you're aiming
Cons: the extra spin control and feel will cost you 5-10 yards

When it was time for me to replace my starter set with a real set of clubs, I cringed at the prices of sets on the shelves. Of course there were all the big name norms everyone sees (and you'll read plenty about in other reviews) but at my beginner...

Pros: affordability, feel, workability, look, head size, good flex feel in the shafts (reg).
Cons: I have experienced a slight decrease in distance. Somewhere between 6 and 10 yards.

I bought my set at Dicks Sporting Goods. I like hitting blades but i broke two of my 3 yr old clubs and just needed a quick set. So i bought these. I love my hybrid 4 and 3 irons. I am a lot more accurate off the tee box with these than my blade set. I ...