I grew up with those irons and played it until early 90's. I can still game them.

In the bag

Your squatting to much.

Took delivery of one of the very first sets of Ping i3's in the UK Jan 2000. Still play them now

I've still got my Zings and play them after 30 years!

Just bought a 9.5 Ti 2 with senior shafts. I'm 69. Goes 225 or more pretty easy.

"I'm gonna duff this one cause I wanna hate it" 😂😂😂

I love a good laminate.

I was born in 1964. Fun times.

I got a set of these for free someone was throwing out (Among a lot of other trash clubs). I took the 8 iron out during the week just to give it a go. The shaft is spotted with rust and the grip is like saddle leather. I wanted to see how it strikes the ball before I invest any time into restoring it. Honestly I was shocked by how forgiving this club is. Definitely gonna take the rust off them and polish and refinish the shafts and regrip them. Keep them as a set for friends to play with. They're awesome.

I was born when this club was made :(

Picked up a ADX 100i at Goodwill for $4.00 looked like it spent its entire life on a shelf or in the bag, almost flawless.

I’ve played directors, producers, and apex since the 70s. Although I’m playing producers now, directors are my all time favorite and I’d switch back if I could locate a set of irons with minimal wear.

Dude you have so much charisma. I love your review, it's awesome

I had one of these and I wish I never got rid of it. It is loud and high pitched but it is a great option for somebody getting into the game

The top was flat to give strength to the frame of the face, much like Jailbreak tech today. The ISI tec had a variable thickness face to help with off centre hits. The hosel was inserted into the top of the club to give heel overhang, this was to move the centre of gravity more towards the middle of the face, much like Hogan's underslung hosel in the irons. I just got a ET 10* tec which has a shaft in it dated November 2001. Tested it against my 2022 driver, the tec goes further by 10 yards. Oh and the tec cost $27 with delivery. Now tell me it's ugly 😁

got a set of these with the original taylor made grips, they need new grips for sure haha but i really dont want to change them

My favorite club of all time is, and is still in my bag, is my Taylormade R7 7 wood. Hits the ball a little over 200 yards and goes over 100 feet on the air. My 3 wood is a GBB Epic.

The proof is in the pudding 😊...

Just use magic eraser to clean the clubface and sole. Takes only 10 seconds 😅😅😅😅😅😅

Unbearable. Just talk about putters

I think I remember one of your videos where you said you had an Orlimar 3 wood in your bag for many years. My favorite 3 wood of all time was a Calloway warbird. A little old now, but stil a fantastic club. I am now gaming a cobra 3 wood from about 2010- I never remember the model but cobras are great clubs

It looks like that speed slot creates a rebound effect with the club face. Its sort of a floating club face.

I have a speedline Adam’s 3 wood…best 3 wood I’ve ever hit

I have had my set since 1986. I still hit them as of 3 weeks ago. They have always felt so comfortable to hit. Paired with my old hogan radial woods ,3 and 5.

I found a speedline super S at a thrift store. Mine is a 3+ 13.5 degree with a white crown. I use it like a mini driver.

Never tried this club, but now I will keep on the lookout. My Adams hybrids have been soooo good!

Nothing ever came close to the rblz 3 wood. Everyone wanted it, it was gold. It has led to copies but none are the same. Such is golf, thank you for the content! Merry Christmas!🏌🌞

I gamed an Adams 3 wood until last year. Very forgiving. “The proof is in the pudding!” Now game a Titleist TSR3 3 wood. Favorite club P790 udi 2 iron

Have a set of Zings and Eye 2s, for that matter, that go in the bag several times a year. On another note, while watching your swing, I notice you let go of the club with your left hand as you finish your follow through....Good players rarely do that. If anything, they might let go first with their right hand.

when i think of Spalding, i think of baseball gloves. not golf clubs. :)

the trouble with those clubs is that Tommy Armour was never a manufacturer of golf clubs. and to simply acquire the copyright to the name and then slap it on an existing manufacturer, that was really only a second tier brand anyway, leaves it difficult to get excited about. the Silver Scot model has some historical significance with MacGregor so i'd rather have a set of the 60's Mac Silver Scots.

yes, Tommy Armour is synonymous with someone my age (b 1952) with MacGregor Tourney clubs from the 50's thru 60's.

I am relatively new to this game but practicing lots and improving quickly. Just picked up a full set 3-P of these MX20s with the original stiff graphite shafts for less than $150CAD. After a few sessions on the simulator I am confident I will be able to play these well and will probably play them for long time. much less punishing than my buddy's MP53s in terms of feel

I prefer the callaway adapter because I don't play 360 grips... it's very annoying having to redo grips every time you want to tinker... I recently bought a Ping driver with a 360 grip on it so I'm going to tinker with it for a bit and when I find the sweet spot setting I'll lock it in with one of my normal grips... not ideal but the Max 10k forgiveness will hopefully be worth it haha

Have callaways, pings, yet still go back to the wilson 51 irons. Shot my best scores with these great feeling clubs. Have a high flight on the short irons yet can hit great boring shots with 5 and up.

had a set of these once. probably bought them used in the late 60's off an ad in the local newspaper. had white grips that i hated. never really had confidence with them. had cool rounded toes. went on to hogans, titliest and then back to vintage haigs and muirfields that i now use. always felt a little clunky.

I pulled mine out recently and love love love them.

I started with Toney Penna mod1 flex s from 1978 in black. Set of driver, 3 , 4 ,5. Loved them but I retired them. Still play with my The Standard irons from that set but about to change.

Can we do a video on Ben hogan CFT Hybrid . I don’t think it’s as old but a good looking hybrid in my opinion

they are gold.

this club is $. always straight, always loud.

Agree with all your choices,thankyou.

I just got one 2 weeks ago local here in Myrtle Beach. It's in good shape and came with original headcover and both the carbon and titanium sole plates. Got it for 50 bucks. It has the Aldila Rogue A flex shaft. I'm not in love with the sound but the results have been very good I must say. I tried stuffing it with cotton balls and other things and it seemed to hurt it's performance so I just play it as is...

Thanks for this one. Remember to stand tall when you swing the vintage cause it’s important to keep history swinging

Nice review. Have you reviewed the M2?

I had one and loved it!! Wish I kept it!

MacGregor's last hurrah was Olazabal's Masters win in '99, when they made some highly customizable blades. In the early 2000s, Aaron Baddeley was using their V-Foil Tourney irons (their last great iron) and Greg Norman had one of those weird MacTec drivers, but they were pretty much an afterthought by that point. They never had a dominant driver after the persimmon era, but their irons kept them afloat for awhile longer. I do miss them, but technology passed them by.

My 1st driver was the Wilson Invex driver with Firestick shaft…My current 5 wood has a bigger profile.

I will never ever going to get rid of my Mizunos MX-23. Never ! They are the best for someone to hit well and is not a pro.