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Sonartec MD Transition Club Irons Review

Sonartec MD Transition Club


Description
  • Easy-to-hit Transition ClubTM
  • Drive the ball with a penetrating ball flight off the tee
  • High-end custom UST iRoDTM shaft
  • UST to maximize the performance of the MD



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Review Date
April 28, 2009

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: derekranson ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Sonartec MD transition 19* 2i/5w

Summary:
I recently purchased a Sonartec MD off of ebay for a great price and went out to the range to hit a few balls with it. After a few balls and figuring out how this club acts i feel in love with it. I was launching it as far as my old 3 wood about 225-230 with range balls. It has the best trajectory of any club I have ever hit coming straight off the rack and no wonder it gets all the hype it deserves. I wish this company was still around because I believe this is the best hybrid ever made including the new Adams tour prototype.

Customer Service:
dont need it

Similar Products Used:
Adams tour prototype, Tour Edge Bazooka, Callaway heaven wood,



Review Date
May 10, 2008

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: D-Rok ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Sonartec MD 19 2i

Summary:
i purchased this same club 2 1/2 years ago, but it had a UST Irod X shaft in it, and i had a terrible time making good contact, even on tee shots. i struggled so much with it, i traded it in for store credit. now recently i saw one with a rifle steel shaft, and i gave it a try. next thing you know, it's in my bag and my go-to club on a tight fairway. i use it off the tee, and when there is trouble left and right to a tight green. very accurate. ballflight is low on occasion, but absolutely doesn't balloon. one of the problems i had with the Irod shaft was, during my backswing, i couldn't feel the clubhead. it felt so light when i swung it. i looked up some specs, and lo and behold, the standard length for the 2i yielded a swgwt of D-0! i love this club so much now, that i traded my Cleveland Launcher Comp driver for the 23 degree to replace my mizuno 4 iron. now i feel i can still attack pins when my driving goes astray. i do think that these clubs play better with heavier shafts, or longer than standard graghite shafts. just my two cents.

Customer Service:
n/a



Review Date
October 14, 2007

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

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 4 of 5

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Reviewed by: Pky6471 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Sonartec Md 17-degree hybrid

Summary:
On the average, I am shooting in the range of 87-92 and I don't hit long so I have to rely so much on accuracy. My driver is 225 +/- yds, my 5-iron is about 145-150 yds and my pitching wedge is about 95-100 yds. Last year I bought a 17-deg R-flex Irod graphite shafted Sonartec, at the same time I have a 18-deg Snake-Eye hybrid built that came with a ProLaunch R-flex shaft (my favorite shaft). I found that the Prolaunch R-flex is slightly stiffer than Irod R-flex. When I hit both of them correctly, the 17-deg Sonartec has a tendency to give me higher ball's flight than that of 18-deg SnakeEye, hence 5-10 yds longer. However, I found that the ball dispersion of SnakeEye is , in general, better than that of Sonartec. Since the Sonartec is more flexible, I have to remember to take the club back very slowly and come down hard. I am still learning how to use both clubs so I carry both of them in my bag. On a windy day, I always use SnakeEye, when it's not windy then I will pull out the Sonartec. Personally, I think both of them are good, you just have to find the one that fit YOUR swing

Customer Service:
not use



Review Date
February 15, 2007

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

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Reviewed by: A V Twiss ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Sonartec MD Transitition

Summary:
I reviewed this club when I bought it nearly a year ago. I have 2 clubs in 21 and 23 lofts which replace my 3 and 4 irons. I regard these clubs as direct replacements for my 3 and 4 irons and decided to re-shaft them with the same shaft as the rest of my set (TT DG lite R300). There was nothing really wrong with the UST irod but I don't like graphite shafts in my irons. Initial tests have shown that the performance of club is not diminished by this exercise by I believe that the feel has been enhanced and the club feels a little heavier with the steel shaft. Control is improved as well and the trajectory is a little lower. I still have no difficulty in getting the ball airbourne.

Customer Service:
This work was carried out by Graham Tonge at Frodsham Golf Club to his usual high standard of craftsmanship and customer service.



Review Date
August 5, 2006

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: bigvivec ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Sonartec md 25

Summary:
I got the MD 25 on a lark as it was 69 bucks on Ebay and decided to give it a try...glad I did. It is a very controllable club, hits low and straight and can be worked both ways...I really like how it sets up behind the ball and the solid feeling at impact...and it is LONG!!! I have the 25* and I carry 200yds with it!!! I have the TM dual rescues in 19 and 22 and they are quite good, but I think I am going to trade them in for Sonartecs...I love this club!!!

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
TM rescue dual tp, cleveland halo (garbage)



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