Srixon 302 Forged

Reviewed by: Schmied ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
I-302

Summary:
These clubs are made great. I bought these brand new for $200 and love them. Great feel and control. My first time hitting them i shot a 77 and had many of greens hit in regulation. Gives these clubs a try if you get a chance.

Reviewed by: numberjuan ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Srixon 302 Irons

Summary:
The Srixon 302 Irons are awesome! The heads are not too small and aloow the user to have confidence and makes you forget they are a forged set. Very forgiving and thse clubs seem to have a huge sweet spot. I have many sets and these cannot be replaced no matter how hard I try. Give thses 302's a chance. Look on eBay for great seals. Make sure you buy yours with the Rifle Shafts, this combination kicks butt. I have the 6.0 Rifles... much better than Dynamic Gold 300S much more control with Rifle shafts.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
KZG Forged Cavity, Precept Tour Premium

Reviewed by: greennregulation ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
I302

Summary:
I have played nearly every players iron known to man. Mizuno MP30, 37, 60, Henry Griffits, PING I3+, S59, Callaway X18PS, XTOUR, Cleveland TA2, and there may be one other. Anyway on to my review.

These irons are the best I have ever owned. I like forged due to the softness but with these, you feel a "click" when struck on the face. This gives me a sense of confidence that I hit my shot pure.

There is very little offset on these as well, so they are pleasing to the eye when you are over your shot. Not to thick of a top-line like a Callaway has, but not to thin so again, confidence is there like a Mizuno MP37. I pulled the shafts and inserted TT Tour Concepts in them and I could not be happier. Just simply awesome.

Customer Service:
Did not have to use them.

Similar Products Used:
See above.

Reviewed by: harryr ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
srixon 302 forged

Summary:
I have been using them for over a year. Great set of clubs. Looking good at address. They fell like "butter" when hit at the "sweet spot". The rifle shafts are of highest quality. These clubs are long. I would highly recommend them for mid to low handicappers.

Customer Service:
No experience

Similar Products Used:
Hogans (also a great set of clubs), Titliest DCIs, Snake Eyes and Golfsmith Pro forged.

Reviewed by: kasice ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Srixon I302 forged

Summary:
Undoubtedly the best value iron on the market today. While recognized for their tour caliber golf balls, Srixon has managed to slip under the radar with regard to their truly high-end equipment. Superior craftsmanship and components are combined with enough science and technology to provide an iron equal (or superior) to any well-known, big name provider of golf equipment you can think of.

The I302's set up well to the ball and feel solid and balanced in the hands, providing a definite sense of confidence while preparing to execute your shot. Ball flight and distance is consistent and ideal...off-center hits are not punished nearly as much as with true blades, and to quote others, center hits are "pure butter". These clubs are working to help you find the flag every time you swing them. I have no idea what sort of grooves are in these irons, but I'm backing the ball up out of the rough...very similar to the old square grooved Ping Eye2's.

I have owned and played Nike blades, Hogan Apex blades, Ping Eye2s, Ping ISI nickle, Titleist 983, and Mizuno MP33..the Srixon is simply a better feeling, more consistent, more forgiving and responsive iron than any of them. And as others have written here, you are not going to give up workability, as you might with cast cavity back irons. Look for them on EBAY...good deals and availabitly. Good luck and enjoy.

Customer Service:
Not needed

Similar Products Used:
Nike Forged Blade, Hogan Apex, Ping, Titleist 984, and Mizuno MP33.