Taylor Made RAC LT

The Taylor Made RAC LT have a bit wider sole than blades ( good for a 14 handicapper like me ) and a solid feel. The insert does a great job on the vibration. The weight is toe and heel which makes sense to me. Head is mid size, a little bigger than " players clubs". I have a 95 mph driver swing speed and the regular shaft flexes a little too much and pushes the ball a little right but I close the face down a little and compensate. I am in the middle of players clubs and game improvment. These clubs are exactly where I need to be. The shafts could be a 5.5 and would be better for me.

I have titleist 735 irons too and on a bad day there a little too inforgiving for me but a fantastic step up. I wish the lt 2's were forged but thats splitting hairs cause they do a fine job. I gave them a 9 rating but any club is not perfect. The top line is sweet, the offset is not too much, the perimiter weighting is very good, I'm keepin um.

Taylor Made RAC LT golf irons have workability, feedback on off center hits and really rewards a good swing. I'm was a consistant 10 handicapper. I was shopping for irons that would help me learn to work the ball. I bought the RAC LTs on clearance, new out of the box, for $200. Wow, with these irons I learned just how much my super game improvement Adams irons were helping me with my game. With the RAC LTs, I had to almost start all over. I've owned the RAC LTs for about 6 months. These irons forced me to refine my swing. While it was rough at first, I really do like these irons. They are not so long, but they are deadly accurate. The handicap is starting to drop to a consistant 8, plus I can now work the ball some. A bad swing still goes straight, but these clubs let you know you're missing the sweet spot. They are not for the casual golfer.

I think the TaylorMade RAC LT golf irons are the best ones on the market. My swing feels so smooth and when i connect its really sweet. And on the occasions I dont quite connect properly I find them to be very forgiving.

When the irons are hit pure they have loads of spin and height. I gained 15-20 yards of distance compared to my old clubs. Great price for top quality irons.

These clubs are very forgiving and feel great,

The alignment system on the grips is a great aid for squaring the clubface.

I hit these irons high and long with a slight draw and ive been shooting low scores since i got them, do not buy if you are a high handicapper go for the os thats a better club for the high handicapper. Looks great at address hit it beautifully and hit them long.

Taylor Made RAC LT are great irons because it gives you probably the best price/quality ratio on the market. They have a good feel, not as good as Mizuno's perhaps, but they are more manageable and are lighter so they give you more maneuverability. They are better suited for players who stand a bit upright, taller players for example, which I am not, so I had to get used to them in the beginning. The ball flight is quite high, even with the long irons and they offer good spin control.

I would recomend this Taylor Made RAC LT club to anyone who is looking for an optimal trajectory. Also if you want to be able to work the ball and have a little bit of forgiveness then this is the club for you

I think that the Taylor Made RAC LT are very good and they do help with distance. Overall they are probably the best clubs I have hit since I've had my new Nike Slingshots.

When I bought the Taylor Made RAC LT irons at the end of June I was surprised at the quality when most people say, Taylormade only make great drivers. This is where they were wrong the LT provides great feel and good distance even to me a 16 handicapper and they look superb. The only downside is that the grips are not brilliant and will need replacing after 6 months or so.