Description Wilson Fat Shaft Irons have been acknowledged by many to be the ultimate game-improvement irons on the market. With today’s introduction of a new Fat Shaft Iron Set, Wilson has taken another step in h...
Reviewed by: Christian(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Wilson Fatshaft III
Summary: These clubs are absolutely fantastic for the cash.
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Review Date February 1, 2008
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
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Reviewed by: Harry McCarthy(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: wilson fat shafts platium
Summary: the clubs feel nice at address and you get a nice sound at impact. they ae very forgiven and the ball gets up pretty well.
the only thing i would say is that sometimes you cactch them fat and the club gets stuck in the ground but the ball will still go a fair distance.
Customer Service: the grips are very nice
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Summary: I'm just a beginner at golf, but the VERY FIRST TIME i used these clubs, it honestly decided my irons for the next five or so years. The club is so level, with the head weight to shaft ratio PERFECT, they are so stable. These irons are also the most solid iron i've ever hit. Don't dislike them until you have tried them out for you self, because you might just fall in love with them.
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Review Date October 24, 2007
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
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Reviewed by: jayleetee(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Wilson Fat Shaft III
Summary: Have used set for a golf season now. Purchased irons on ebay for $65 and found the 2 woods also on ebay for $10 a piece. Irons are very straight and forgiving but very inconsistent in yardage. I'm a short hitter: pw goes 90 yds., but the 5 iron goes 190. I got Lite flex and glad I did. These shafts are on the stiff side so go one flex down than your normal iron flex. i.e. Lite flex is a Regular. Grips are not good. The 3/4 hybrids are offsett and hard to get use to;want to slice on me. This set needs a smooth swing to produce good results. They instill confidence behind the ball if you like a fatter top-line. Good clubs for mid-high hdcp. Need a gap wedge with these as pw loft is 44 degrees. Need another wedge for around the green. Clubs are half-inch over standard. i.e.5-iron is 38.5 inches. This set came out in 2004;so may be hard to come by. But if you can find them now;probably real cheap;they are a solid club. Not much feel;but straight,long,and forgiving. Strong lofts;5-iron is 25 degrees. Hope this review helps. Another quality product from Wilson.
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