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Tommy Armour 855s Silver Scot 3-SW, 9 Club Set RH Stiff Steel Shaft - 1995

An 845s Oversize 3 Iron and a 858c knockoff PW have been added to complete the set.

• Moderate offset helps square face at impact
• Stainless steel construction provides long lasting durability
• Maximum perimeter weighting creates larger sweet spot
• Lightweight steel shafts

In the late 1980s (1987), Tommy Armour Golf released the original 845 Silver Scot irons. These irons are still traded heavily in today’s world mostly in the used market having being manufactured throughout the 1990s. The 845 Silver Scot features uninformed stainless steel construction with a balanced cavity back which makes them slightly toe-weighted. The 845's were stocked originally with True Temper steel shafts and later with graphite shafts. It includes a 2-iron through sand wedge, each refined offset. The brand also designed oversized versions. Novice and beginners players on a budget are what the Tommy Armour clubs including the 845 sets were designed for.

Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scots have a comfortable and soft feel, a mid-sized clubhead with their cavity balance. The sole moves swiftly through the golf ball as they also have a nice bounce. Long irons (2-to-5-iron) are capable of delivering excellent-to-superb distance and are strong shot-shapers. On the other hand, the short irons offer solid spin, are precise, and deliver nice penetrating trajectories

The Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scots are a bit small, just like other mid-sized clubs of 1990s and 1980s, which will definitely give an average player a slight lack of confidence. Players with fast, jerky swing tendencies complained that the long irons are not too forgiving, making their antiquated game-improvement noticeable.

The Tommy Armour 845's were the sole golf club, at the time, which competed with the Ping Eye 2’s for dominance of the iron market sector in the late 1980s and early’ 90s, in which more than 600,000 sets have been sold. The original Tommy Armour 845 Silver Scots are extremely affordable to handicap golfers who wanted golf clubs that would offer a great golfing experience. We’ve come to the end of this informative article, we hope you were able to get all the information you wanted to know about Tommy Armour golf clubs.

The 855s irons are a slightly oversize cousin to the 845 Silver Scot irons, which I also own. The 855s has a progressive offset, larger sweet spot and is more forgiving on mis-hits. It is an excellent game improvement iron. Low handicappers would probably appreciate the smaller 845 for it's ball control abilities. For used clubs, it's hard to beat the 855s. Typically, you can find a decent used set for less than half the cost of a set of used Ping i3 Oversize, IMO, the "holy grail" of used game-improvement irons.