Cleveland Golf 588 TT Iron Set

I tested several of the high end iron sets in a local golf shop and the numbers on these clubs were considerably better than the others I tested. After a lot of deliberation, I decided to pull the trigger and buy these through Amazon. They were a great value. I went to the range 4 or 5 times and hit them very well. I've now got about 5 rounds of golf under my belt and I can see the difference in my game not only in score but also in the way I feel after playing 18. I've yet to hit a shot that rattled my fingers. These clubs are very forgiving if you don't hit the sweet spot. I would recommend these clubs to anyone in the 10-15 handicap range. Great clubs.

I'm a low single digit handicap that only plays about once a month. These clubs are very forgiving, top line a little thick for a better player, and the ball flight is a little toward the high side. The shafts might be a litte too weak for me, just got the stock stiff flex shafts. I'm afraid to change the shafts and mess up the balance of the clubs. Overall I like the clubs because the long and mid irons are so easy to hit and forgiving. Since I don't get to play or practice that often, they're get for me! Shot 72 for time using them! Wouldn't recommend them to a serious low handicap player, too hard to work the ball... Hitting the ball so straight isn't such a bad thing though!

Excellent clubs. Feel so soft when you hit the sweet spot. They tend to go straight, but you can also shape a fade or draw. My only complaint is they are a little short, but the accuracy makes up for that.

Very nice irons, decided to buy the 588 TT model, 4 - DW with graphite shafts. The shafts are regular flex - but high quality UST Mamiya. The shafts also are very tasteful and have minimal graphics - when at address can hardly be seen.The D wedge is Clevelands dual purpose wedge it's loft is 49 degrees with 10 degrees of bounce, and has a wide sole - it works good around the green and out bunkers. My other wedges are older Cleveland models with steel shafts that fit in nicely 54 degrees 2 dot bounce (12 degrees) and 58 degrees 1 dot bounce (8 degrees). The top line of the TT's is a little wide/thick for a "tour" iron but is easy to get used to. I really like the Cleveland grips made by Lamkin.They hit and feel great, the sound is more of a clack - perhaps due to the thin face. No problems turning the ball, and very nice launch angle.

So I had been using Titleist DCI Gold Oversize Irons from over 15 years. They were doing the job and doing it quite well. I had some friends convince me that technology has changed so much that I should really look into getting new irons. I read the reviews on these and thought I would give them a try. First off, they are very light compared to my Titleists. This will take some getting used to. I've had them out to the range a few times now and I'm still having some transition difficulties. I'm starting to wonder if these were a downgrade from my 1997 Titleist Irons. I know Clevelands are a 2nd tier product as compared to the Titleists and Pings of the world, but I still thought they would be better than a 1997 Titleist set. They're ok, but I haven't been sold yet. Golf league starts in 4 weeks. I will create follow up reviews as the season rolls on.

I am hitting these clubs about 5 to 10 yards longer than my old clubs. Good set.

can't say enough about these clubs. Still getting to know them, but they hit straighter than any I've hit before...even when you don't get all of it. I was a bit worried about the "tour trajectory" moniker, as I hit mid-80s on my best days, but these irons are so true and reliable. Will try to update this review in the future with a full season under my belt.

Love these irons. Great feel, great control, and solid contact. In fact, I now have to chose one club less because the golf ball flies off these clubs.