Titleist 735.CM Stainless Steel Iron set Golf Club

This is a great set of clubs. The 735s have progressive heads going from deep cavity backs on the 3 and 4, to the medium cavity on the 5, 6 and 7, to the blades on the 8 thru wedge. This was almost a perfect fit for me. I like to "attempt" to work the ball and these clubs have allowed me to do it more consistently than with my old Titleist DCI Gold irons. In fact, the next purchase will be the 2-iron as soon as someone puts one on Ebay. I tried out these irons at a local fitting club and found that I could control the 6-iron regularly. Which I couldn't say about the DCIs.

They also have a sweet top line. That is one thing that I disliked about most newer clubs coming out on the market, is that there top line was too thick.

These clubs could easily be played by most anyone that has a 10 handicap on down. The blades give you the feel and control that most better players want and need. Let's face it, the better player is usually hitting 8-iron on down to wedge after their drive. The cavity backs allow for the slight mishit that can occur with the longer irons.

If you are looking for the upgrade, these are it. But I would get fit first, either on your own (by trying out clubs of different lengths and bend) or just pay the money to have someone tell you want you need. Then fire up Ebay and find it.

I am extremely happy with my irons...and I hope you will be too.

I have been playing the 735.cm Chrome clubs for a little over two years now, and decided to try the stainless forged (satin) clubs.
I am extremly impressed with these clubs, as they give just that little bit extra feedback at impact that you don't get with the softer 1025 carbon steel of the chrome set.
Titleist has done a fantastic job in the design of this club.

These were incredible irons with project x shafts in them. They produced a penetrating trajectory and were long. I had been looking for irons for a while and found these on ebay at a great price. The irons were used but in very good shape with Winn grips. The short irons had great feel while the longer irons were more forgiving. These were truly a blended set of irons and matched perfectly. I played with them for a while and then felt my game was elevated to go to the Z back irons from Titleist which I am now playing. I would recommend the 735 CM irons to anyone that is serious about their game and works at it.

Love the titleist 735s. the cavity back high irons make them easier to hit and more forgiving, while the blade low irons make my shots more accurate and make it easier to shape my shots. can't say enough about how much i like these irons!

The 735cm irons are so easy to hit. I played with 962B tour blades and I am able to not only hit the 735s better but the trajectory is also higher. I would recommend these irons to any good player who wants to be better!

Great condition and just as described. Pick up locally with no problems. Would buy again from this ebay seller.

These are really good irons, especially in the hands of the better players. The short irons are true muscle backs that launch the ball really high and are very workable. The mid irons, with the cavity, are a little more forgiving. I don't see many of the newer irons to be much better if you like the smaller headed blade type iron.

Love these clubs! Great control with the short irons. The mid and long irons are still very playable while increasingly forgiving.
The stock shafts Dynamic Gold S300 is a very good match with the club heads.
You will not be disappointed...

Easy to hit blades and long cavity back irons. Great for any intemediate player. Some say its for advanced players only but i do not agree. It just depends what you prefer, a thick top line or thin top line same goes for leading edge, etc.

Quite simply, the 735's are not game improvement clubs. They are "shot making" clubs and will not benefit you if your handicap is above 4 or 5 perhaps. I have been playing for 16 years and the fundamentals were established a long time ago, and I am a scratch or bogey golfer. If you were to compare these to say the new ZB irons, you would see similarity in the performance and feel. Do not buy these irons if you are an average Sunday golfer with rhythm, tempo, swing mechanics, or other problems. These irons respond to every aspect of your swing. If something is off, so will your shot. If everything is together, you will not be disappointed with these clubs. That weekend trip to Pinehurst or out to Monterey, CA with your buddies will be enjoyable.


My recommendation for anyone looking to purchase these, do so because you want to control your shot better, as opposed to the 'bombing distance' that new cavity back irons offer. If your game is together, and you are looking to switch to Titleist, or move to player's clubs, call Titleist and have them replace the shafts with a nice set of Project X rifle shafts and get more out of the clubs than with the stock shafts. The point of these clubs is to put the ball where you want it. If your fundamentals are there, you will be able to put the ball in tighter areas, setting yourself up for better subsequent shots.

*As a small tip for all those who play golf:
1.) Develop a pre-game routine. Get their early and hit the practice range. STRETCH OUT FIRST!
2.) AIM for a target with each shot. step back and visualize before you set-up.
3.) If you stretch a few minutes before you practice or play, double it. You want your body loose and relaxed. If you are tense, your errors will surface and your shots will be lacking in accuracy. I also highly recommend starting a yoga or pilates routine. My average 5-iron distance was about 230 yards. I work out regularly, but added yoga (with a fitness ball) to the routine the night before I go play. My 5-iron averages now between 240-245, and my drives are over 300, not to mention that these clubs or my new ZB irons let me place the ball instead of bombing and hoping for a good lie. Loosening up the shoulders and core will result in better tempo, rhythm, and flexibility to rotate and swing.


If you want to switch to these irons, I would suggest you to find practice range at a municipal course that happens to have a single iron or two in the shop to swing. I find that smaller municipal course club repair technicians are even willing to reshaft a club for you to try (though you may have to pay for the install). Then go out to the grass practice area and give it a try. Take your old clubs, take a cavity back, and take an actual forged iron and compare them. Find a target and reduce you swing speed with your current club until you reach the target in 'carry.' Then pick up the others and do the same. You will like the feel of these irons as the progress from blade-like feel in the low irons, and a cavity back feel in the long irons. I bought a new hybrid 909H hybrid to rotate out with the 2-iron, but the iron sees more play than the hybrid for the fact that it just feels that nice and is predictable.

Good luck

What's great about these clubs is that each iron is individual. I played golf in high school and try to play as much as I can now in college. I would say I'm about a 6-8 handicap. I never had a lot of money growing up, so I played what I could get cheap. I bought a set of Wilson Deep Red Irons my sophomore year of high school. They were not very good, but they got the job done. I decided to check out eBay for cheaper irons. I knew I wanted a fuller club head then the cavity back Wilson's. That's when I stumbled across the Titleist 735. Starting from the 3 iron on down, the cavity in each clubs becomes smaller and smaller until you eventually get to the 8-PW, which are straight blades. This is great because it allows for the workability of the shorter irons, as well as the forgiveness of the longer irons. It is definitely the best of both worlds. I would highly recommend these irons to anyone.

priced wildly out of range. unless the C$ is down to US $0.25 this is wildly out of respectable price range. clubs look pretty though

T am very happy with these irons. They have a better feel and are set up better than the Titleist 704 CB that I upgraded from.

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pictures did not show everything in detail . the logo black paint were removed most likely when the clubs were re finished and some of the clubs show ed more marks than the pictures

Titleist just keeps putting out the best products in golf. These are a couple of years ago, but are just as solid as the new stuff.

Awesome irons for better players . Not a club for the hackers . 10 handicapers or better will love the feel and workability of this irons . I am a 6 hc. and love um !!! Did I mention they are the sexiest looking irons made !!!! Chrome baby , the only way to play !!!!

VERY FLEXIBLE, QUICK SHIPPING, AND VERY PROFESSIONAL...I WOULD DEFINATELY BUY AGAIN AND AGAIN.......

I am a golf enthusiast and I have pretty good knowledge of clubs and what to look for condition-wise. I saw this set of Titleist irons, which I have been looking for for a while, and the price looked fair. I asked the seller how many times they had been used, and since he wasn't really a golfer, his information was not as accurate as it could have been. I like the irons but they are not nearly in as good of shape as they should have been and the pictures included were not close enough to see the extensive wear. In instances like this clear pictures can make up for a seller's lack of knowledge and I should have been a little more careful and diligent when asking questions. I would not have purchased them had I seen the true condition of the clubs. The seller was fair and returned a portion of the price back to me but I would still not have made the purchase knowing what I know now.