TaylorMade Men SIM2 Max Golf Clubs , Steel

I used this set throughout 2025, and the performance exceeded my expectations. This was my first complete set of clubs, and I could not be more satisfied with the quality and feel. The clubs are very forgiving, which made them ideal for learning and improving my game. Overall, this is a solid set that delivers great value. That said, it’s important to remember that while good equipment helps, proper form and technique matter most.

I waited till the end of the season to write a review on these they’re solid irons. I’m still trying to get used to them from a set of Tommy armor’s from the mid 80s that I upgraded from the biggest thing for me was learning distances because the angle on the face of the blades is about two different from the set of irons I was used to. These go a lot further. My Tommy armor 855 nine iron was good for maybe 100 yards the shortest club in this set goes over 100 yards. I had to get some wedges to fill the gaps but other than that they’re solid clubs mostly just my learning curve. I noticed I hit him a little bit straighter and a little bit more forgiving than the old clubs.

Love these irons! No issues after one season. Not sure they’re gonna necessarily “help” your score on the course but they were a nice upgrade from my old top flite irons. Look, weight and feel are all great. No complaints, just need to learn how to hit the ball better haha

good price for new set irons. i was looking for a set of game improving irons, heard good things like instantly adding distance and being more forgiving. but when you’re as bad as me it doesn’t help much. maybe a confidence boost on the course

Pros: Excellent forgiveness — great for mid-handicap players looking to hit straighter shots Solid distance and ball speed thanks to the SIM2 Max design Steel shafts feel stable and consistent, especially on off-center hits Great feel and sound at impact — inspires confidence over every shot Cons: A bit pricey compared to some competitors in the same category Not as workable for low-handicap players who prefer shaping shots Slightly heavier feel for players who prefer lighter shaft options Overall: These clubs deliver performance and forgiveness that most golfers will appreciate. A few small trade-offs keep it from being perfect, but a solid choice for players looking to improve consistency and distance.

Best Christmas present to myself ever !! Graphite shafts are better than expected.

These are great clubs. I was hesitant after some reviews showed a single club or broken items but my irons showed up in perfect brand new condition with no damage. I've used them for one round so far and they look and feel great. I think I've gained about 5-10 yards per club over my old Taylormade burner irons and the hit feel and sound is excellent. I would recommend these for a cheaper upgrade to a new set. I'm about a 20 handicap and these clubs are perfect for me. I do not shape shots so look at the P790's if you are that advanced. Don't miss the 4-iron yet but kept the old one just in case. Similar tech to the newest Qi irons.

If you are a mid-high handicap player these clubs are going to improve your game immediately. I have a slow-average swing speed and the ball flies off these clubs with no real effort. Mis-hits are forgiven much more with these clubs as well. The graphite Ventura shafts are amazing as expected