1. kenno33 | Rated | 26 Nov 2007 | Add A Review

I recently got into golf and got the powerbilt tps 6.0 irons as my first proper iron set. They are a real easy club to hit and are forgiving but still give you great response and feel. these clubs are good enough to help you develop your game yet still good enough to play with as you improve since they are a quality club! i would strongly encourage anyone considering getting a set of these to try them out and they will love them!

2. fb1972 | Rated | 21 May 2004 | Add A Review

HITTING TWO LESS CLUBS THAN MY PREVIOUS CLUBS. NOW HITTING 8 IRONS 150 METRES WITH TOTAL CONDIDENCE AND WITH MORE CONTROL.

GREAT DISTANCE CLUB, GREAT BALANCE OF IRON HEAD

HIGH BALL FLIGHT(WITHOUT ANY MAJOR LOSS OF DISTANCE)

HANDICAP HAS DROPPED FROM 15 TO 7 IN ONE YEAR.

TRY THESE BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING ELSE

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED IRONS

3. ernabob | Rated | 20 Aug 2003 | Add A Review

I've had my TPS 6's over 12 months. Since then handicap dropped from 25 to 18.

Am now hitting 6 iron where used to hit 5 with old steel shaft set. Was having difficulty with "shock" from striking the ball with resultant "tennis elbow"...shock relief inserts do wonders.

Had a 1 iron made which is easy to hit! Average 180 metres...straight!

4. stevemitchell | Rated | 08 Jan 2003 | Add A Review

Have now had my Powerbilts for about 6 weeks and have played about 10 rounds with them. For the first time in about 4 years I am starting to play to my old handicap of 15. The heads look good when you look down on them, (not all big and chunky) they have a moderate level of offset and they just feel that damn good when you hit the ball. They certainly put some bite on your shorter shots as I have 3 or 4 occasions when to my and my playing partners surprise, we can see the ball backing up on the green.