CALLAWAY EPIC IRONS Vs TAYLORMADE M2 IRONS

CALLAWAY EPIC IRONS Vs TAYLORMADE M2 IRONS
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19 thoughts on “CALLAWAY EPIC IRONS Vs TAYLORMADE M2 IRONS

  1. Hi Rick, long time watcher, first time poster. Given they are so close how do they "feel" and "sound"? I know this is subjective but this is what swayed me when i bought my rsi1's (which btw have been fantastic).
    Also, how about a small video explaning spin/loft etc (apologies if there's already one, i couldnt find it), be useful to know what a pro thinks it should be as even though i hit it high i still have trouble stopping my irons.

  2. Rick, I would love to see the Ping G irons compared in this test. The 7 iron from the Ping G irons is 30.5 degrees so very close to the Epic iron.

  3. On an attractiveness scale, I'd say even. What I'm confused with is that if these clubs are for higher handicappers, that play lower spinning balls, how is anyone ever going to hit a green and not roll off?

  4. Both clubs are ridiculous. I'm a horrible 30 handicapper and was really dreaming of getting the M2, but now I think I'm going to save the money, pay for some lessons, and buy a used set of mid/low handicapper irons once I develop a consistent swing with decent mechanics!

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