752TC IRONS
THIS PRODUCT IS NOW DISCONTINUED
Compact, Traditional Head Shape and Profile in a Deep Cavity Back, Full Game Improvement Iron Design
Features:
- 752TC is a deep cavity back investment cast design, made from 431 stainless steel with more side wall weighting for higher perimeter weighting which means better feel and more distance when hit off-center.
- 752TC irons feature a slightly thicker top line and an extended weight pad off the back of the sole to move the Center of Gravity farther back from the face; Moving the CG back helps to increase the trajectory of the ball for more carry distance and better backspin.
- The rear weight pad reduces in size in each 752TC iron as the loft increases down through the set; as loft increases, there is less need for a design feature that increase trajectory.
- Offset is progressive from 6mm on the #3-iron down to 2mm on the wedges. More offset places the CG farther behind the shaft which in turn increases the trajectory on the lower loft iron heads.
- 752TC irons also feature the TWGT “Smart-Sole” design – semi-wide sole area for lower CG but with the front and back edges of the sole beveled to reduce sole surface contact for less chance of “fat shots.”
- Finished in Brilliant Mirror polish with laser cut TW logo metal medallion in the back cavity.
- Available in RH and LH. RH in #3-9, PW, AW, SW, LW; LH in #3-9, PW, SW.
- Produced with post-2010 new USGA scorelines.
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Anyone have a 742tc 5 iron they want to part with. Missing one out of a set I just purchased used.
JEFF The only people who might see your post are those who specifically come to the 752TC page and then look at the comments section at the end of the model page. Since the 752 has been discontinued/retired for quite a few years, very few people will come to that page to even have a chance to see your request. Your best bet to find a 5 iron would be to visit Ebay.com and search to see if there are any such 752TC heads there, or to visit the website of the AGCP (Association of GOlf CLubmaking Professionals) and send… Read more »
Does anyone have a pitching wedge they want to part with?
I’ve had my set since 2004 and my son used them and left the pitching wedge and now it’s in someone else bag
Hi there Tom Wishon, I’ve been using this 752TC irons since 2014 till now 2020, the irons is still great till now.. May I know what year does 752TC came out ?
Shahmi: The 752TC irons were part of our product line in the first year we were in business, 2003. They remained popular enough to stay in the line through the 2013 season and were replaced by a new design that had many similar design elements but that we called the 755PC. The 752 is really an iron model that could last forever with its deep cavity back and superb sole design. But there are now iron models that have a higher COR to offer more ball speed and more distance. Also, since 2003, the average lofts on an iron model… Read more »
I have the 752TC in 6,8,PW,SW and LW and want to know what year they were discontinued? They form the backbone of my casual half set.
Gavin
The 752TC irons had their last year in 2013. They were replaced by the 755PC in 2014 which incidentally were fairly similar in several design aspects to the 752’s.
TOM
I still am playing these irons, but have decided to build myself a new set of irons.
Getting at an age where hitting the ball a long way gets a real challenge, I wonder which currently available Wishon Irons I should look at. Improved distance is on the top of my list, but I dont like thick toplines and I dont like big offsets either.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Hi Leo
You might think about the 771CSI. High COR variable thickness face in a carbon steel body with low-ish offset and a thin topline. You could have the lofts bend down 1-2* to help add to the high COR face for a little more distance since the 771’s are easy to bend.
TOM
Love these irons! At setup these irons look more like traditional blade irons and less like bulky game improvement irons. I’ve played these clubs for several years and have not been disappointed in their quality or playing characteristics. A great design for both low and high handicappers. They can be bent to satisfy all swing paths. Wishon also carries a large variety of steel and composite shafts that can enhance every player’s game.
752TC is a wonderful iron head. Great feel, spins the ball well, and the sole is perfect for bermuda grass. Top performing iron head.
The 752TC’s are quality at a price you can afford. I have built countless sets of this long standing design and have many very happy golfers. Excellent standard of manufacture coupled with Tom’s design ability make this model one of best.
Damian Donnelly