Lee, I've been playing the 716cb's for a year now and love them. I could probably play blades but the CB's offer me more forgiveness and I can still play whatever ball flight I choose with them. Even on mishits they still go where I hit them. Maybe you can demo the mb's somewhere and see if they fit your game. Not as many tour players playing mb's anymore, looking for more forgiveness. Good Luck!!

Getting fitted would be the best thing, mb look better imo but of course not forgiving. To me mb will make you strive to hit that sweet spot and get better also.

Thanks for your inputs. I do plan to get fit and give the MBs a trial run. I do like the forgiveness of the CBs though. I will give them a try and we will see how it all works out.
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Lee

Lee, what you may want to consider is a split set. I currently play the 714CB (4-6) and 714MB (7-Pw). Best of both worlds!!!

I never have played a mixed set but am curious about the T-MB long iron and MB short iron mixed setup. Love the idea of being able to move the ball a little more than the AP1's I play now allow.

I am like Corey, I play a mixed set of 714's. I am a 2 hcp and love the both clubs. I have played a blade for the past 20+ years and have a hard time getting away from them. I don't need my long irons very often so I wanted something that would be a little more forgiving. They still have a nice blade top line/look, and the MB's are some of the best blades i have ever played. I have tried the AP2's but just can't wrap my mind around them as they are just a tad bigger than the MB/CB.

Is there any update on MB vs CB? I am considering the same choice. I currently play forged 704 CB's with extremely high ball flight & pretty solid, but I feel like the height is hurting my accuracy. I heard the MB have a lower ball flight or would the height be strictly determined by the shaft weight? PS Have always loved the look of MB but it's a lot of money to spend if they don't work out.

Update: I ended up going with the MBs. The feel of the ball hitting the center of the club is amazing. Although it is stated there is not much forgiveness with the MBs compared to the CBS, I have found the MBs to play just fine on a miss hit. I have the project PXI stiff shafts on them and I get a mid ball flight which works great for me. Also, when addressing the ball with the MBs the thin line is the look I was wanting.

Brad, I would suggest going and hitting them to see if the work for you in performance and appeal.