Titleist 704.CB Iron set Golf Club

I've had these irons for two years. They are great. They give you good feel and feed back. The weight of these irons is very good and they are very consistant. I play golf nearly every day during the summer and after two years I have not had one problem out of them. When it comes to irons trust your titleist. I won't own anything else.

Fantastic, excellant for mid handicapers and low, never get a shot off target, Must Have and a Must Buy!! A+++++++++++++++

All I can say is AWESOME, these irons have already shaved 12 strokes off my game, I was 8 handicap, now I am a -4, These clubs are like magic in my hands,
Everyone should be playing these irons.
Emeil Va Lauger

Gave my 804.OS set to my son who started less than a year ago, and wanted
a little bit more of a "blade" feel. You immediately hit these irons much farther than with the oversized irons, although your fade or draw comes in
to play, where the "OS" eliminates in.
So be ready to be more active on every swing with your irons as your stance
and hand motion will influence your shot.
If you don't want the hassle, go back to your 804.OS's.

Titleist is a well known brand for golf equipment, so overall playability is established. Only unknown was wear and tear on heads and grips.

Compared to $700 and up for new, a $200 buy on slightly used was an OK price.

Only issue is grip wear is a little worse than I expected.

Clubs play as expected for a premium brand as Titleist.

Upgraded from Titleist 990's. Much softer feel and much more forgiving. Great set of clubs. Great price too.

These clubs are very nice and surprisingly easy toi hit for a forged iron. Since they are cavity back they give you all of the benefits of a cast club with the soft feel of a forged iron. The Project X shaft are wonderful if you are a fast swinger. They really help make it so you can feel the club head. I tried many other clubs before deciding on the 704.CB's, but these are by far the best feeling irons I have hit in the better player/game improvement category.

I have played these irons for the past couple of years. I do change iron frequently but have really liked the 704 CB. I think they look great at setup and have a good solid feel at impact. I have not had a grip issue with these irons any more then any other club. My suggestion is to regrip with a good quality grip. This was apparently an issue with one reviewer who judges the irons by grip wear. These are probably best for a golfer with a handicap of 12 or less.

These clubs offer a great mix of forgiveness and workability. I'm a mid handicapper and hit off-center sometimes. These clubs have helped me keep it in play on those occasions.

The clubs were in great shape as I expected. The shipping was even better (faster) than I expected. I purchased the clubs on a tuesday and was on the course by friday. Excellent purchase.

I Bought these to upgrade from my DCI 762's and was not as happy as I thought I would be they are easy to hit and solid but everytime I set up with them they gave me a sensation that I had to hit a hook into the green. At set up they felt like I had to play the ball further back in stance and there for creating an even further right to left shot I like to work the ball both ways but between the slight offset and the X100 shafts I no longer had the cut shot or high fade it eliminated my left to right game.

Clubs are solid and easy to hit if you like the right to left shot (draws or hooks) I thought they were similar to the DCI 762's but I dont think either of these 2 clubs were as nice as the DCI 962b or 962 with the 962's I had every shot including the knock down cut the shandelle cut 2 of my favorate shots to hit.

The Titleist 704.CB irons should be appealing to any golfer that has reasonable ball striking skill and prefers more of a blade-sized cavity back to the oversized and gaudy shovels that are so heavily marketed as "game-improvement" equipment. Game improvement comes from practice and the necessary feedback from the clubs that tell you when you're missing the sweet spot. Clubs that provide little of this and correct poor execution improve nothing more than sales of clubs by club marketers. The 703.CBs are durable forged stainless, very reasonably priced in the secondary market, and certainly clubs that one does not have to be embarassed to carry.

They are great. Brand new as advertisedand they hit like a dream. Great price and shipping was prompt. They are Titleist quality through and through.

I like the fact that the seller was very efficient with communication and description of the item. All the questions I asked were answered efficiently and the seller was very fair and honest. They even sent me additional pictures of the products so I could see them up close. If everyone acted like this on E-Bay, there would rarely be problems or disputes.

I'm a 3 handicap. I recently had been playing Taylor Made r7 TPs but I wasn't happy with the performance or the feel. I began looking around the Bay for some forged Titleists in good shape. These came to me with nice grooves and dynamic gold s300s. I'd read all the reviews on these sticks before I got them and I'll have to agree with a few things. They do feel heavier than some other irons but I really believe that once you get used to the heft of the irons it will help slow you down and improve your tempo. I know it did mine. The first day I played them on the course I played the back tees at a very penal course and shot a high score (85). I did hit a few solid shots with the irons but also some clunkers. However, I was asked to play the next day and played at a private country club that I play very rarely and to make a long story short shot the best round of the year (72) with my most accurate iron play in months. Most every iron shot I hit were solid and right down my line! Now, other reviewers have said that these are not particularly long distance wise however I believe that if your swing is grooved and you have a high ss with irons they will go. Right now, for me, I'm having success just swinging nice and slow and controlled and letting the club do the work. I'm grooving my distances with a controlled swing. These heads will help you work the ball also. I was forced to hit a cut shot around a tree within my 72 round as a result of a pushed driver off the tee. I opened up the blade, pointed it at the pin and opened my stance enough to miss the tree. Swinging down my stance line the ball curved beautifully around the tree and tracked straight for the pin, exactly the way I had envisioned the shot. In a nutshell, if you have a solid swing and are a decent ball striker these will allow you to perfect your tempo and hit the ball the way you want to. I'd love to find a new set at a good price. I'd probably have to buy a new set.

I purchase the item in good intent of a No Refund Policy they have, but when they avoid putting information in the description they rip us ebayers off. They said the clubs were 1/2 long not a problem for me, but the clubs are all 1" long which makes the clubs 6 to 8 swing weights to heavy. Then I find a dent in the shaft on the 7 iron which makes the club dangerous of snapping off and hurting someone, and to find that certain shaft to match the rest of irons is hard. So, now I am stuck with a set of clubs that my buyer will not buy them from me. I took the grips off and check the length of clubs when I find that the shaft extentions are all loose but one club. So I have to put new grips on which cost me about $20.00 dollars, and maybe find and replace the shaft on the 7 iron. I sent emails to this person ask questions but never got any return emails. So this is what makes buying on ebay a very dangerous task and costly one.

I desided to buy this set of clubs because the 3and 4 iron was missing so i knew i could get them at a real low price compared to a full set. Then go and find the indivdual clubs that was missing out of the set. and i ended up saving about 130.00 dollars les compared to a complete set..

This is probably Titleist's best version of the cavity back that they ever produced. Whether you are a low, mid, or high handicapper, these irons are very forgiving and have a great look to them at set up,(sometimes looks alone will go a mile for confidence).
I have owned a lot of sets of clubs and for some reason I have always ventured back to Titleist.
I decided to buy this particular set of irons for the forgiveness of a cavity back and the playability of a great looking set of irons. These are awesome!

no likes or dislikes. i bought the clubs because i wanted them. this is silly and i do not appreciate being forced to participate in the program.

I bought the 704.CB irons because the feel of these clubs is Unbelievable. Priced these clubs out New and will tell you that they were pricey but I am sure if I had that kind of money they were worth it. When I saw them on Ebay I just about fell over I had pretty serious intentions about getting these clubs. I will say that the person I bought from was straight up and I feel like I got A GREAT DEAL!. What I like even more is the fact that these clubs hit further and seemingly straight.

what I love about them is they are new, and when you do hit them correctly it feels great and the ball just soars. however if you dont hit them fairly consistantly, they are not overly forgiving. much more fogiving for me than the 962s were, but they were old an wore out when I got those, so hard to really compair. they tend to produce a lower ball flight from the middle of my stance, but a high one when just a touch forward, so the distance gets hard to judge. for them to match up with the 962s, I have to hit them lower, for the the distance to match. which tends to make fat hits a problem, and in comes the unforgiveness, but that holds true to every club if you hit it fat. I am still getting used to them though so this still may be a premature review. but if you have 962s, these almost match the profile exactly, and all the numbers seem to match up in tech land. these are are 2 step improvement to the 962s. I was about a 10-12 handicap, and I think these have me down to a 6-8, so far. If I could chip and putt consistantly, it would be better, but we all know how that is.. but definately a different iron game now.

I highly recommend them to one who has a consistant swing, these have s300 shafts, so that may explain the kick point being further toward my front foot, at least my kick point. a fast swing helps I think, I hit my driver around 280(r7 quad), so that should relate swing speed, I hope. I dont know if a high handicapper would benifit from these as much though. Unless you are from the learn to play with great clubs, and the rest will come easier school. which I think I finally joined, definately worth a try if you can find some-