Description The J33 Forged Combo Irons have been designed from the ground up as a combo set. That means the J33 Combos have a gradual center-of-gravity progression, providing golfers with the ability to execute a...
Reviewed by: Paul(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: J33 Driver 10.5 w/ Fujikura 360 S shaft
Summary: This 460cc club is solid. Its accurate and long..Make sure that you are fitted w/ the correct shaft w/ this head though...its makes all the difference ! Its a great driver, but if you are a 15+ hcp I would not reccomend this club for you!
Customer Service: have not used it yet
Similar Products Used: none
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Summary: Great set. With the shaft project x 5.0 is the best feeling in both sensitivity and adjustment in the distance.
Excellent long irons. Precise 6,7 and 8 irons. Exceptional short irons.
The ball comes out clean and perfect.
Perfect for medium to low handicap, seeking to get off yet.
Similar Products Used: Titleist ap2
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Review Date June 20, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: scott(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Bridgestone J36 Pocket Cavity
Summary: After much thought, I decided to go for the Bridgestone J36 Pocket Cavity back irons 3 - PW. Played today and shot a 74 first time out. The Irons are terrific, very usable and easy to hit. The feel is where I noticed the difference. Really incredible how much information gets back through the club head to hand, thus promoting distance judgement. The shaft I chose was the Project X 5, which is pretty flexible albeit not whippy at all. I bought the set from the states and had them shipped into the UK, the company I used also gave me a free Bridgestone Cart bag with the purchase. I am not one for discussing price, but on this occassion I have to say I did well, paying less than half the price had I bought them from the UK.
In summary, get yourself a set and see what quality Bridgestone will bring to your game.
Customer Service: Top notch, total gent.
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Review Date December 9, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 4.33 of 5,
3 votes
Reviewed by: shawkins7(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Bridgestone J33 Combo Irons
Summary: I have played six rounds and have had several more trips to the range since purchasing these irons new for $300.00. Due to the combo design of this set, I will break this review down into the following three segments.
3-5 irons: These irons are easy to hit. Previously, I have used hybrids to replace my 3 and 4 irons. Not anymore. I have been pleased with the overall feel and distance of these irons. However, I am most pleased with their lower and more piercing trajectory. Since I play in an area where the winds can really get blowing pretty hard, I had been looking to lower and control my ball flight with my longer irons/hybrids. These irons have allow me to do just that. These ease of hitting these irons well was by far the biggest and most pleasant surprise in the set.
6-7 irons: Nothing spectacular here. These irons are solid performers, but there are no outstanding features that would distinguish them from other 6 and 7 irons in other sets I have hit.
8-PW: This is where this iron set shines. The 8-PW are a MB/blade design. Their feel is excellent, but the trajectory control these irons provide is the best I have experienced. They can be hit low, mid, high, whatever shot is called for, almost at will. Since I am concerned with trajectory control, I am very pleased that these irons provide a greater ability to hit the shot that I want.
It should be noted that the lofts of each iron in this set generally run 2-3 degrees weaker than many of the irons sets available (i.e. 3 iron is 22 deg/PW is 48 deg). Even with the weaker lofts, I have not observed the loss of distance that I originally anticipated.
Customer Service: No dealings with Bridgestone Customer Service.
Similar Products Used: Mizuno MX-23
Macgregor 565
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Summary: I am writing about the Bridgestone J33 Cavity Back irons. I have playing for years, currently with an index of 7.2 hdcp. I have played with numerous irons, from blades to "shovels" (Big Bertha). The J33 Cavity Backs are the best overall irons I have played that has incorporated shotmaking with remarkable forgiveness. The clicks elicited after each stroke is a wonderful sound and feedback. Other irons have been quite harsh, especially using Dynamic Gold S300. The DM S300 on the J33 Cavity Backs are not harsh at all. I am approx one club longer with these J33 Cavity Backs. In fact, I purchased another set just 2 months ago so I can leave one set on Maui at my vacation home. I have tried many other irons at period demo days since and have not duplicated the same responses.
Customer Service: There has been no occasions to communicate with customer service.
Similar Products Used: Hogans Apex Blades, Macgregors VIP Tourney blades and combos, Nike combo, Callaway Big Berthas, Cobra Forged King Cobras
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