TOMMY ARMOUR 845S SILVER SCOT CAVITY BACK IRONW 3-PW STIFF FLEX SHAFTS ~ L@@K!

Brand: Tommy Armour Golf Club Type: Iron Set Handedness: Right-Handed Flex: Stiff Shaft Material: Steel Set Makeup: 3-P Number of Clubs: 8 Shaft Details: Steel Grip Details: Golf Pride Custom Detail: 108AG21 These clubs have normal signs of use as you can see from the pictures, this set comes with 3-9 Irons, And a Pitching Wegde. (SEE PICS)!! These comes just as you see pictured (SEE PICS!!) For reference, the 7 Iron in this set plays at about 36.5. DISCLAIMER: Because many of our items are purchased used from private parties, and/or second hand, we can not know with certainty the actual history of the items we sell. This and all items are sold AS-IS with no warranty expressed or implied. The purchaser agrees that PlayUSA, shall not be held responsible or liable for any injuries or damages, whether incidental or consequential. By bidding on, or buying this item, the purchaser indicates their acknowledgment of, and agrees with the terms of this disclaimer.

The Tommy Armour 845s Silver Scot Iron Set is legendary for its blend of forgiveness, precision, and playability. Crafted with a classic cavity-back design, these irons feature perimeter weighting that enhances stability and expands the sweet spot, ensuring consistent performance and distance, even on off-center hits. The multi-material composition incorporates a high-quality stainless steel body, providing durability and a soft, responsive feel with every strike. The optimized center of gravity promotes higher launch angles and improved trajectory control, making it easier to achieve accurate and consistent shots. With a timeless, sleek look that inspires confidence at address, the Tommy Armour 845s Silver Scot Iron Set is perfect for golfers of all skill levels.

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The 845s Silver Scot Irons are a classic set with near-legendary status among golfers. First introduced in the mid-1980s, these irons offer perimeter weighting and a cavity back design, which helps maintain ball speed and direction on mis-hits. This feature was groundbreaking at the time and still benefits golfers today. Distance-wise, they're not up to par with modern irons, but they were still considered excellent for their era. Many players still find the distance okay, especially given the consistency and control these irons offer.

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Owen Harding