Titleist 660 Irons

behubbard · September 3, 2006

I Just saw a set of 660 Forged Irons.. Has anyone hit them.

If so how do the feel and play?

underpar69 · September 3, 2006

Played them for a couple of rounds and found them to balloon alittle! They were not in the bag very long. Could have been the project x shafts I had in them! Did not like them at all.

JHR · September 3, 2006

I think they are as soft an iron as i have hit, very soft feel, they are very easy to hit and very easy to get the ball airborne.

I would say they are one of the easiest to hit blades that i have ever used. And as far as looks , they are beautiful with the Satin finish.

golfclubber · September 5, 2006

Beautiful irons..hard to hit, mishits were harsh and ball flight irratic..trajectory was VERY high, but distance was normal..I've had them all..660,695 MB/CB,735.CM,755 and now I'm back hittin the 670's again..The 660's are also a "players club" that require a "tour move" to make work..Ck the Titleist website and you'll see that very few of thier "staff players" are using this club..

bogeymachine · September 11, 2006

I'm also very interested in the 660 but so far very limited info or feedback on them. Golfclubber, will you pls offer more especially some comparisons to other titleist irons you've owned. Also, are you saying 660s are harder to hit then your 670, or you just didnt like them as much?

Thanks in advance.

kitaep · February 13, 2007

I just purchased Titleist 660, after reviewing some post here and other sites.

I think it was the best blade I could buy.

They are soft at impact and really accurate.

Don't hesitate, I think Titleist 660 are the best blades in the market.

Titleist 660 with Rifle 6.0 Shaft.

tylerbrowder8-4 · February 13, 2007

Beautiful irons..hard to hit, mishits were harsh and ball flight irratic..trajectory was VERY high, but distance was normal..I've had them all..660,695 MB/CB,735.CM,755 and now I'm back hittin the 670's again..The 660's are also a "players club" that require a "tour move" to make work..Ck the Titleist website and you'll see that very few of thier "staff players" are using this club..

are you kidding me... saying the 660's are harder to hit then the 670's! when every one knows the 670 have the rep for being the hardest to hit titleist blade...... a CALL BS on this one guys

these irons hit the same as the 695s launch was a bit more higher than the 695

golfer_junior · February 13, 2007

do a forum search, lots of talk about these

mat562 · February 13, 2007

Beautiful irons..hard to hit, mishits were harsh and ball flight irratic..trajectory was VERY high, but distance was normal..I've had them all..660,695 MB/CB,735.CM,755 and now I'm back hittin the 670's again..The 660's are also a "players club" that require a "tour move" to make work..Ck the Titleist website and you'll see that very few of thier "staff players" are using this club..

are you kidding me... saying the 660's are harder to hit then the 670's! when every one knows the 670 have the rep for being the hardest to hit titleist blade...... a CALL BS on this one guys

these irons hit the same as the 695s launch was a bit more higher than the 695

"Hard to hit" is very subjective.

Apparently Callaway Big Berthas are easy to hit, but I find it impossible to hit any sort of a useful shot with any of them. Strangely I have had no problems hitting various blades for the last twenty years or so - at least no more than the average low handicap golfer.

Each to their own.

JKB · February 13, 2007

Beautiful irons..hard to hit, mishits were harsh and ball flight irratic..trajectory was VERY high, but distance was normal..I've had them all..660,695 MB/CB,735.CM,755 and now I'm back hittin the 670's again..The 660's are also a "players club" that require a "tour move" to make work..Ck the Titleist website and you'll see that very few of thier "staff players" are using this club..

are you kidding me... saying the 660's are harder to hit then the 670's! when every one knows the 670 have the rep for being the hardest to hit titleist blade...... a CALL BS on this one guys

these irons hit the same as the 695s launch was a bit more higher than the 695

"Hard to hit" is very subjective.

Apparently Callaway Big Berthas are easy to hit, but I find it impossible to hit any sort of a useful shot with any of them. Strangely I have had no problems hitting various blades for the last twenty years or so - at least no more than the average low handicap golfer.

Each to their own.

Yes but the 670's are "One of the Hardest to hit Titleist Irons"

660's are easy to hit and easy to get airborne

mat562 · February 13, 2007

Why do you say 670s are 'harder to hit' than other Titleist irons?

I've hit 670, 680, 690MBs qnd 695MBs and I used to play 681s.

I don't think any of them are particularly more demanding than any other.

I hit my 681s pretty well (to scratch at the time) and having only recently hit the others, I found the 680s suited me best ballflight-wise. The 670s, if anything went higher than the others and were no more demanding than the other blades tested.

Admittedly, some CBs would be more forgiving, but that wouldn't be a like-for like comparison.