MacGregor MT Pro C

A gorgeous, forged iron made from soft 1025 carbon steel isn't just for the professional player when it can come with a more forgiving computer numeric controlled (CNC) milled cavity back. The MT PRO-C Forged Irons are made with the same quality forging and milling process found in the MT PRO-M Iron, but with a cavity back that provides more forgiveness and is still workable. The wedge shaped cavity muscle provides solid feel and feedback, offering forgiveness without sacrificing ball control. This updated version of the VIP Tour Iron is designed with a slightly more offset and larger head, especially for the better amateur player.

I got my set of Pro CM's a few days ago. Played 1 round so far. LOVE them. The only issue I have is that I already have a chip in the finish on the 7 iron and on the P wedge. They seem to chip very easily. Otherwise they are awesome.

THESE are th single nicest irons I have ever hit! LOVE THEM!!!

I got my set of Pro CM's a few days ago. Played 1 round so far. LOVE them. The only issue I have is that I already have a chip in the finish on the 7 iron and on the P wedge. They seem to chip very easily. Otherwise they are awesome.

I've had the Pro M's for several months and don't have any chips. You might want to have that checked out as it's probably the same metal. I haven't heard of anyone else talking about chipping on the huge MacGregor thread already going.

I have a dilema, should I go with the CM combo or just the M? Ive hit the M and the C and i like the M alot more. It feels softer for some reason.

I was hitting into a net at City Golf in Boston this week. I used the MT Pro C 7 iron and loved this club. Great look and feel.

Does anyone have any experiences with the gunmetal finish? How does it wear? I did the promotional 7 iron thingy, and if I like that, I am going to pull the trigger. I love the look of the gunmetals, but an concerned they will get beat up way too quick. Any info is appreciated.

the gunmetal will wear pretty quick, but the irons will still perform great!

Go with the combo set, they are sooo nice!

Have had my set of Pro CM's for about a week now...2 rounds later and all I can say is...WOW. The best feeling irons ever! Usually never liked reaching for the long irons, but now I can't wait for longer par 3's!

Did notice a little "dent" on my 6 iron already though...

Have had my set of Pro CM's for about a week now...2 rounds later and all I can say is...WOW. The best feeling irons ever! Usually never liked reaching for the long irons, but now I can't wait for longer par 3's!

 

Did notice a little "dent" on my 6 iron already though...

Not to thread jack but I am looking at the same set as those in your sig. Can I ask how you like the Nippon shafts and what is your SS? I hit a demo with that shaft and loved it. Maybe because it was lighter than the DGs I picked up quite a bit more SS with it.

Have had my set of Pro CM's for about a week now...2 rounds later and all I can say is...WOW. The best feeling irons ever! Usually never liked reaching for the long irons, but now I can't wait for longer par 3's!

 

Did notice a little "dent" on my 6 iron already though...

 

Not to thread jack but I am looking at the same set as those in your sig. Can I ask how you like the Nippon shafts and what is your SS? I hit a demo with that shaft and loved it. Maybe because it was lighter than the DGs I picked up quite a bit more SS with it.

Bit of a weird one here...apparently you really have to muscle it to get the most out of these shafts but the fact that they're quite light will increase SS... I have a pretty fast swing so its suits me fine.

Have had my set of Pro CM's for about a week now...2 rounds later and all I can say is...WOW. The best feeling irons ever! Usually never liked reaching for the long irons, but now I can't wait for longer par 3's!

 

Did notice a little "dent" on my 6 iron already though...

 

Not to thread jack but I am looking at the same set as those in your sig. Can I ask how you like the Nippon shafts and what is your SS? I hit a demo with that shaft and loved it. Maybe because it was lighter than the DGs I picked up quite a bit more SS with it.

 

Bit of a weird one here...apparently you really have to muscle it to get the most out of these shafts but the fact that they're quite light will increase SS... I have a pretty fast swing so its suits me fine.

I ended up getting a set for a steal and they are already my gamers!

So far the Nippon 1150 tour shafts are working out OK. I have noticed a higher ball flight but not really ballooning. My tendency is to get quick and I LOVE how these shafts don't punish me too much when I do.

My MP-29's have finally been unseated.

I gamed the MacGregor Pro C/M's with Project X 6.5's after playing my MP-29's for YEARS w/ x100's.

The shot dispersion is better. The trajectory is tighter and easier to control. the short irons are like scalpels. I cannot say enough about these irons.

everyone should be playing these irons.

why would I want to play with a set of irons that 'bash up' so easily.

If they are damaging after just one round then IMVHO they are a hunk of junk - great for Pros who get given a set each month, but for my hard earned money I would want a set that will last at least 3 rounds a week over 2 years.

Just an update.

So far mine are holding up just fine. I have played my all time low rounds with these irons and my index is coming down nicely.

The short irons are so sweet. I have never had so much confidence inside 150 yards before.

Weeeeee....Hi everyone :)

I got my Pro-CMs (S-300 shafts) the other day and love them! Actually bought the MT 460 Driver and 3 metal and 5 metal too...

Oh and did I mention I have the wedges as well....

I have always been a Macgregor fan but have not bought a club from them since around 1980. The VIP muscle backs were the last club I did buy then. I have waited a long time for this moment and have fianlly laid down my VIP Muscle backs down, (along with my Tony Penna persimmon Woods), for the full set of Macgregor Pro- CM irons and wood/metal as stated above.

Some First Shots with them:

1.) 4 iron, ball above my feet about 1 foot and 3 in deep poahana rough grass, smashed it 200 yds felt like butter dead straight.

2.) Driver Par five ~ 290 to creek off tee with a 20 yard gap in middle of fairway. 3 feet right from dead center in gap crossing creek.

3.) Took 5 wood ( I think it is a five - 16.5 degree's) on same hole above and ripped it 225 about 14 feet long and right. ( missed the damn putt for eagle)

4.) 8 iron shot 140 up hill, wind helping, hit behind pin spun back 2 feetish 5 inches from hole.

Had allot more good shots first round (only played 9) and just love these clubs.

The M's 7-PW are like having a new set of Muscle Backs VIPs and they have not missed a beat. I really like the C's in the 4-6 as well. Absolutely solid, workable, and like butter.

The "woods" are magical. My misses are generally thin or toe high right on the face with a driver. Either way the ball carries well and straight -Just Add Swing :) The driver and other fairway woods are workable and forgiving....

The wedges are crisp!!!

One Word....

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.............

the gunmetal will wear pretty quick, but the irons will still perform great!

 

Go with the combo set, they are sooo nice!

do you know if the gunmetal is removeable with coke, or does it have to be stripped, i emailed macgregor golf and didnt get an answer, i wanted to get a set of pro m's and put them in coke to get them raw, and is there a chrome plating under the gunmetal, im having a hard time finding any info on this, if anyone knows it would be greatly appreciated

bump, anyone?

I bought the blended set of Pro-M and Pro-C late last fall. It's my first new set of irons since buying the Lynx Parallax irons in 1993.

I played them once prior to winter arriving in Denver. I have the Pro-M in 7-PW and the Pro-C in 4I-6I. I had my clubfitter confirm the lofts; some were significantly off the factory specs. I also had him bend the 4I strong, to 22*. This lets me carry a 51* gap wedge and keeps my loft gaps consistent from Lob Wedge through 5I (4* gaps.) Stock shafts (S-300) actually tested out closer to X-100 by frequency, which was nice because my old set were built with Rifle shafts to about that stiffness.

These irons feel fantastic. They have a soft yet solid feel that cast irons just cannot match, IMO. I have a very high ball flight and these irons have brought my ball flight down slightly. For me, the trajectories I get from both the muscle back and cavity back irons are ideal and it is much easier to knock the ball down with these irons.

MacGregor has made a very smart move in allowing buyers to combine the Pro-M and Pro-C in any combination when ordering. More companies should permit this kind of flexibility to meet the needs of players who know exactly what they want but usually are prohibited from getting it from most manufacturers.

I play to an index between 1 and 2; driver SS is 110 or so.

If these beautifull ,clean cut big emblem free,thin topline and soled, quality 100% forged ( I think in Chicago,USA), Don White designed irons originally $799.00 irons aren,t the steal of the year right now I don,t have a clue what is. On top of that I have hit them well in three range sessions. Now with these compact heads I know I have to bring that same range swing to the course for these to preform but that's on me not the clubs.

I just bought 2 new sets of the gunmetal Pro C's on the bay... for $299.00 per set. 3-PW with Nippon 1150 GH Tours. I had to have a backup set, right? :D

Did you happen to hit the Split cavity and if so can you compare to the Pro-Cs? Ijust got a set of Cs and can only hit them on range and as I posted they are great. I may move some other stuff for some other irons (while keeping the Cs) and would want something a bit more forgiving than the Cs which although fine, can play when tanking a bit.

I keep losing bis on Fleabay on the Pro C's. If they can with PX 6.0 I would bid higher.

DG and Nip shafts dont suit me...

any reports? Im looking at the gunmetals, color is so sick!

If you can, Buy the PRO's they are as sweet as the X forged and AP2 at one third the price.

I was really impressed with the feel coming from blades.

easy to work that 5 yard draw or fade, fun to play with flight path

THe DW wedges just make the ball STOP.

This type of deal just is too good to miss.

played with a guy today who was kind enough to let me borrow his satin finished pro m 7 iron with the nippon shafts. So far(hit a few balls while we were playing) the shaft seems a tad too light for me and the ball flight was HIGH, but they felt really soft and look great at address. Im in the market for a new set of clubs and Id like a set of blades,a nd for the deals going around right now on these bad boys im thinking Id be crazy not to pick a set up!

Been using the 52/56 in gun metal finish the last 2 months and no issues with them .

Have the Pro- C DG300 in the bag now and they are GAMERS!

Just shot a 35 on a nine last night.

I just bought 2 new sets of the gunmetal Pro C's on the bay... for $299.00 per set. 3-PW with Nippon 1150 GH Tours. I had to have a backup set, right? :D

Funny, I just did the same exact thing except I bought 1 set in gun metal and the other in the satin finish. I've enjoyed my Tourney MT cavity backs for 8 years and am glad I've found a forged version of a very similar set up. I bought with the S300 shafts which will play differently than my current MT's with True Temper Superlite flighted shafts. I'm awaiting the arrival of these irons like a kid on Christmas Eve. I hope to post a raving review here once they arrive and I get a few rounds in with them.

anyone got an 3 iron that they would be willing to sell me?

anyone got an 3 iron that they would be willing to sell me?

Drop me a PM. I have both the Pro M and Pro C 3 iron in gunmetal.

Brand new with S300 shafts