Anyone have experience with either one or both and if so what is the differences??? Which one do u prefer?? I am interested in both, but am going to go with one or the other. Which is more forgiving?? Ball flight differences and also sole grind differences? Which one has a more blunted leading edge?? Anyone who could give me more insight would be appreciated. The onoff's look great, but there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of reviews on them....is that because of the price or what??? Thanks!!!!!

No one at all???????? Tourspecgolfer??? anyone??? u can't tell me that no one has hit the onoff 247 cbs????

If you can get your hands on the 247s, I would suggest that you do. These are by far the best clubs that I have hit. They replaced a set that I thought would never leave my bag, at least for a couple of years. I was playing the Miura Tournament Blades, but after getting these beauties, the blades were immediately replaced. If possible, the 247s are an even softer Miura forging than the Tournament Blades. And since they are a player's cavity back, gave me that forgiveness that I have been lacking in the blade. My set of 247s are from the tour van, but my understanding is that the only difference from the standard 247 is a slightly altered grind. Go for the On Offs, you won't be disappointed.

If it was my choice I would take the TC1000's, the CB247 Imo is just another Miura iron and I am not sure how much of an original design it is because I have seen many variations of this cavity concept used for a variety of OEM's Miura Irons. After hitting the CB202 by Miura NA I found them visually more appealing than the CB247 not to mention a bit better feeling.

They are on the rare side and we do have some CB247's in stock now at only a fraction of the price other people were selling heads only at.

one of my faves... toss up b/twn 247s and Gauge FCBs...