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I’ve had three sets and I’m needing another. Tougher and tougher to find on eBay these days

Thanks for this review, Andrew. I really appreciate your opinion and how you went about the testing of these golf clubs. I love seeing videos when they come out, buddy. I missed the whole days when videos were regular! I hope the family is well!

Tour preferred mixed set mb/cb set hard to beat I can’t let them go

I still game tm rsi1's that are 10 years old. Absolutely nothing wrong with them! So many older clubs that can still stand up against with today's clubs.

I’m still playing the CB and I really want the MC/MB

300 forged were the bomb for me!

Best older Taylormade iron for me was the RAC LT. Not sure if I feel that way because I was playing really well when I had them or I was playing really well because I had them.

Daniel Berger still thinks so.

I would definitely like to see you play a round with these classic clubs! They still hold up well to the current stuff.

I gotta tell you, I never ever pass up on a getting a set of these. Found a pristine set at play it again. The price has to be right.

Would love to see a break 60 with the older clubs! Great work as ever!

Good test that validates today's technology forgiveness

One thing I noticed with the MC's is that your decent angles were significantly better and looked much more playable. I mean with the 7 iron you had a decent angle of 38 vs 24 with the tacomo. That's not insignificant especially when you are talking about "good shots". I think to when you play more baked out or firmer green conditions in your breaking videos, and that MC definitely seems to be providing more hold as a combo of spin and decent. Even looking at the full array of shots there are some really strange numbers from the takomos ( shot 6 with the 7 iron -21 degrees of launch, 134 apex and 8 degrees decent?)

I wonder if the blades have the same issue?

I've gamed some Mizuno JPX 923 Tour and Titleist T100 irons over the past several years and I'm shocked by how forgiving they are. I'll occasionally hit it on the flat metal toe or the very bottom groove and it'll still carry ~90% of the same distance somehow

What launch monitor are you using? No Mevo+ anymore?

Excellent as always 🥃

I would stick to Carry distance as the roll is extrapolated... Mevo+ has three fairway firmness levels I believe. I'm loving my mevo+ (w/ Pro Package + Impact) ven after 4 years.. No subscriptions and great software to work on your swing. I use RCT balls to avoid the metalic dot which is not super precise and annoying.

I play with McGregor NVG two irons for many years ago and they still do OK for the occasional play that I get would be more than please to get an updated set of McGregors for a fair price. I don’t play enough to spend over $1000 for a cent of iron but I play well enough to buy a decent set of irons. I’ve been able to keep my handicap under 10 with just a few rounds every year using old McGregors so hopefully the new ones will perform the same.

I really don't understand the offset now more than ever after visiting the MacGregor specs page: states 3mm offset in PW, 9i, 8i & 7i and up to 3.5mm in long irons... yet, we all have eyes and can see the practically opposite look at address!

What a horrible misstep with the Pitching Wedge: that might literally dissuade me from the whole set, unless I were to add a dedicated 46-48° wedge in its place?

I love my SIM2, don’t think I’ll move on from it for a while

I play the R15 430 which keeps me in the fairway and pretty long. I don't play competitively, so is switching worth the cost? Nice review format, Mr. Jensen.

what range were you at? i'm in the downtown toronto area and only know of the docks which isnt ideal at 50$/hr

I wouldn't call that PW a "massive problem" at that price considering the great performance of all the other clubs. I almost always pick my PW as a hold out club anyway like my other wedges. Nothing wrong with playing a mixed bag.

I carry 2 rtx6 and 2 vokey's. Vokey is slightly better on full shots with my swing. Rtx6 has better consistency in dew or wet conditions.

I have classic Macs. I pull them out. Old blades. Tommy Armour Black Scott 244. Great feel. Shafts are somewhat soft, but they work. I like the new MacGregor irons. I’d consider it.

At the price point you can't really go wrong. Looking at their website they have options for shafts, grips, length and lie adjustments. I suspect these Chinese milled clubs are shipped statewide and then adjusted in the states before shipment if you get something non-standard. Nothing at all wrong with that model. I suspect the other DTC brands do the same thing.

Did you play them in stock lofts? Or get them adjusted when buying? I’m looking at them, but would go with the 2 degree weaker loft. I wish they had more info on the website for them. No blade width measurement, or head weights.

Just git the 101s! So hype

Not sure I haven’t used either so I would appreciate if you sent me some clubs Mr. Taylor made

Still playing my ~30yr old macgregor 'masters' irons. Never seen a reason to change them up, they still work great.

Important question: How high are your ceilings? They look pretty low?

PW, get it bent? Thanks for the review!

2016 M1... God, i miss this driver!!!

So I wonder if someone would be better off spending $200 on the used market for an oem driver that has a little bit more technology? I've tried their wedges and they seem to really good even comparable to so much more expensive wedges. I haven't tried their irons, nor do I intend on trying those or the driver. I'm pretty happy with my clubs but I'm asking for a friend who is trying to make a decision on whether to buy the full set or to just get something used.

I would consider buying the irons with the black finish. Direct to consumer irons are really hot right now.

What kind of golfer would these benefit? I shoot in the mid-80's most of the time, and only play maybe 10 times a year; would these be beneficial to a player like me, or are they difficult to hit consistently? I know the video has a mention of forgiveness, but is that forgiving for a pro or forgiving for a regular player like me?

You should try the new MT Pro pw….my set just shipped this week. It should have more of a players offset, and lofts….ehich is why I went with the pro’s over the milled. Great review….has me excited to try them out. The new Hogan ptx tour are pretty amazing also, worth a shot or 2…same owner as Mac

M3 is the one of the best drivers they’ve ever made. I love mine and have used it for years

so did u really think these were made for a guy with 4 bags with his name on it? or were they made for joe schmoe with $500 to spend.

Never even hit a Macgregor

I love my Macgregor m675 irons. Looking forward to trying the new MT Pro irons! Thank you for the review!

Played their last player's iron right before they were bought out by Golfsmith. The VIP forged cavity. Great irons. Was looking at these MTs. Have you contacted Macgregor asking about the design of the PW? There may be a reason for the madness.

Those look like blanks the OEMs would get and then finish milling them to produce the final product. I miss the MT blade/cavity models they used to produce. I'd still support them before the ridiculous brand names trying to rob people blind with their ridiculous pricing of clubs. Golf doesn't need to be that expensive. Glad to see companies like MacGregor offering people affordable options.

Gah! I hate offset wedges!!!!

Too bad these putters weren't around for George K. Your DF3 looks great. Nice choice and like your vids. I agree with not liking a centre shafted putter. Like you I don't even notice it after only 36.

I still game the PCB Tour Forged that Jose Maria Olazabal played. It's seen better days, but they still work.

Still got my dad's Macgregor M85 Tourney 1 iron from the 50s or 60s. Sweet spot the size of a dime. Looks good hanging on the wall.

Many of the old timers ( Palmer, Player, and several others ) said Jack played with Inferior MacGregor equipment and balls , and said if he had gone with a better brand, he would have won many many more Majors and tournaments than he did. He was so good they said he basically overpowered the bad and made his equipment work. Even my granddad wouldn't play MacGregor equipment, my granddad played Kenneth Smith and Spalding clubs. I still have my custom-fit Kenneth Smith forged blades, they still play very well today.