Titleist DCI 762 Iron set Golf Club

Have been playing same Titleist Acushnet Irons since '74. These are 15-20 yards longer from the first swing. (4I-210, 6I-180, PW-120) I have always played steel Stiff shafts, swing weight D2, so move to graphite on irons unsure. Shafts are tour weight graphite (115g vs 125g for steel, 60g normal graphite), one inch longer than my old set. Clubs swing slightly lighter, without feeling too light. Vibration absorption of graphite is nice. Just what I hoping to achieve.
Expected low boring all flight, but consistently hit high lofted shots which land softly. These reward a good relaxed swing, but punished me when I bore down too hard(low duck hooks), I will adjust. Have always considered myself a bit of a purist, so orange shafts are a bit much, but with results I saw on first bucket of balls, I will learn to tough it out.
49 yr old, 6' 230, smooth/hard swing with lots of shoulder turn, tend to hit down on ball, sometime quit on follow thru.

For those that remember the old DCI Blacks, this club follows the tradition of solid feeling clubs from Titleist. Sure the mylar back looks a little out-of-place, but you can't see it from address position. Just the nice top line and minimal offset. Not the most forgiving club around, but if you can play bogey golf on a regular basis, you can't beat this club for feel. Particularly now when they can be obtained at a very reasonable price.

If you're looking for a solid set of used golf clubs, look no further. The DCI 762s provide a professional feel with forgiveness that keeps your shots on target.

Classic looking well balanced, great feeling clubs to hit. The flagship of the DCI line of irons. A pro club yet easier to hit than a standard blade. You can feel the quality of a well struck shot.

Great product at a great price. Titleist has always produced some of the best golf equipment for every level of play wether it be clubs or balls.