Wilson Deep Red Fat Shaft Irons

Reviewed by: Ishaya ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Wilson Deep Red Fat Shaft

Summary:
I saw a minto condition set of these in a shop for $200 and having read the other reviews here decided to buy them. I was not dissapointed.
Pretty much everything that you can read about these in the reviews is true.
I am hitting my shots significantly longer and much more accurately. I find it easy to work the ball and am loving using these clubs.
I have never tried Fat Shaft clubs before but I feel a real confidence in these. The fluid feel inserts really add something to the experience. It is very satisfying hitting the ball with these, a super feel on contact and the clubs are very nicely weighted (I don't like a club that feels too light) and they just seem to fit in the correct slot every time. I have taken a few strokes off my scores in the two months that I've had these, and I'm sure there are a few more to come off as I become more familiar with them.
The ball seems to fly off the face and the trajectory is super.
I love these clubs and would recommend you to give them a try. You will find lots of positive reviews here and I thank all the others who put up posts as they gave me the confidence to make what turned out to be a terrific choice.

Reviewed by: go deep ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
deep red fat shafts

Summary:
i thought i would write a review on these clubs after playing them for 3 years now. i still like these clubs as good as the day i bought them. seems i am hitting them a little futher than i use to so i am having to watch what club i grab. i was 165 yards out from the pin the other day and grabed my 8 iron and put the ball about 20 yards behind the green on a nice easy swing. i can hit the pitching wedge 140 yards everytime with no problem. the clubs have wore good playing about a round a week since i bought them 3 years ago. if i can ever find another new set i will buy them for when the time comes to retire my old set. the only club i've found even close to the deep reds is my son's set of clobra oversized SS. i would highly reccomend these clubs to anyone, used or new if you can find them.

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
cobra ss

Reviewed by: jameslegrand ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Wilson Deep Red Regular Fat Shaft

Summary:
I picked up the game kind of late, at the age of 27 (I'm 34 now). My previous best score was 91 (last year) with an old set of Wilsons. My friends joke about how often I change clubs. In fact, after I shot the 91 I went out and bought a new set. 2 weeks ago I picked these Deep Reds off ebay for $150. I played with them that weekend and shot an 88, my new best score. Having played Taylor Made (200), Titleist (962's), Zevo, Top-Flite Tours, Cleveland (TA3)...the list goes on, I have become a Wilson convert and fan for life. Maybe its just my game, or maybe these clubs. But Wilson has to be the most underrated golf company out there. They've been around a long time, some of the best players ever have played them...maybe there is a reason for that. All I know is that I've tried alot of clubs (the folks at Golfsmith here in Austin think I work there), and I've shot my 2 best scores with Wilson. You can bet I'll be sticking with Wilson.

Customer Service:
Haven't needed

Similar Products Used:
Jsut about everything...

Reviewed by: jaceandrew ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Deep Red irons

Summary:
These clubs really are long and straight, just as advertised. I have the light flex stell shafts 4-PW+SW. I think they play more like a regular, a fairly stiff regular at that. I hit my 8 iron like 150, and im only 100lbs! The lofts are a little stronger than traditional clubs so ball flight is not super high, but it is a good flight anyways. I live in Montana so the low flight plays well, we have a lot of wind. I rarely strike a decent shot that doesnt go straight. These are great clubs. My only complaint is that the PW is only 45* so its not very high, i suggest chipping with the SW if you need to stick the ball on a small area. If you dont like SW's i suggest buying a ap wedge, 52*. These clubs may yeild higher shots for some but i have a slightly descending swing path so i htink you will be happy if you buy these. I recomend regular shafts for anyone, the stiffs are really really stiff, because they dont taper so the tips are stiff. a soft tip is what gets the ball up in the air. great club overall I picked them up for 200 brand new a couple years ago. they are easy to find for quite cheap now