Titleist Tour Model 821 Iron set Golf Club

Very nice "high square toe" design. These are long shafted by 3/4" to 1" throughout the set. I had them gripped with some beautiful golf pride 50th anniversary grips which were only made for one year a few years back. I should have compared them to something I hit well for length first. Luckily, I have a guy who knows my swing and measurement specs who will tweak the lies so that I can utilize the extra length for power and distance. We have a long term business relationship, which results in me getting a whole set lie and lofted to my liking for 15-20 bucks. I'll go a little conservative so that I can leave 1/4" to 1/2" above the hands for control and only "reach out" on them when my game and circumstances dictate or allow for it. I knew the first time I held this sexy 5-iron from this set at address that these would be missiles in my hands even if they took tuning. They are definitely worth it, are made ten times better than almost anything on the market today, and are a truly gorgeous "sculpted muscleback" clubhead design. I fully expect to play some of my best rounds in years with these "lil dahlins" before I'm done. I have my choice of mint condition Titleist PT early metal woods, or later 975 model metals, which I have in a wide variety of lofts, both drivers and fairways. I also have a nice collection of bullseye and early Scotty Cameron putters, any of which will fall right into this soon to be very nice set. A set of three "oil can" Vokey wedges and my large Titleist Staff bag and umbrella will finish it off just right. I'll be very surprised if this combination doesn't bag me some poultry the first couple of times out. Thanks, Whit Blackwell