Description Low center of gravity promotes higher ball flight, especially with the long irons.
Progressive offset makes even the long irons easy to hit.
Maximum perimeter weighting stabilizes the clubhead thr...
Reviewed by: budman(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: cleveland quadpro
Summary: These irons quite possibly are the best iron for playability is have used. I can only say the reason for the success with them is the weighting of the tungsten and brass keeps the ball straight but because they are not oversized or an extreme heel to toe weighting, I have the ability to work the ball either way just a little, and a little is all I need. So I get a great feel, a feel that stays with you a few seconds and lets you know how fun it is to hit a club with some sweet feedback, and dang it a club that hits the ball high, still have backspin left when it hits the green and further, yeep, further, an easy 10 yards further. I bought the gap and sand wedge, and I hit the gap (55*) 5 yds further than my old wedge(48*)...dont buy them..lol
Similar Products Used: ping eye 2, adams forged, bertha titanium, x12, taylor r7, miz mx25, callaway forged.
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Summary: I bought this set based mainly on the reviews from this site. Well, i can say with confidence that they were spot on. The irons are not exactly oversized but do feature a fairly thick sole. This allows for a very forgiving iron that is very easy to get in the air. The trajectory of the ball is extremely high. I have a tendancy to hit the ball very high and with these clubs i am hitting a 3 iron off the ground as high ias i used to hit a pitching wedge. Regardless of the extra height you still get great distance out of these clubs as they play about one to one and a half clubs longer than my old ISI-K's and thats even with stiff steel shafts in these clubs. Just overall an easy club to hit with tons of distance, nice feel, and it goes high and straight. Good club for a mid to high handicapper for sure. Best ive tried so far and i highly recommend it to any golfer. Try globalgolf.com or ebay to find them. Great club!
Customer Service: N/A
Similar Products Used: Ping ISI-K, Cobra Gravity Backs, Cobra S9, Taylor Made RAC, etc...
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Summary: Although the feeling is a little muted the response and ball flight are great and the irons are very accurate I would recomend them to anyone except to the pro golfer who needs to work the ball consistintly. I know I would rather be in the fairway or on the green every time as opposed to the many golfers who have too much club and are always fighting ther way out of the rough or the bunkers.
Customer Service: Quite good
Similar Products Used: Ping eye II, Mizino MP 33
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Summary: Purchased set on ebay for $100.00 based on reviews. Best irons for my skill level that I have found. Very solid feel and distance. Great value!
Customer Service: Never needed
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Summary: what more can be said of these awesome clubs. i just decided to get rid of the ping zing ii knock-offs i've had for several years. i wanted more distance than i was getting with my heavy knock-offs. based on the review here, i bought a set without first trying them out. they have awesome feel and balance and give pretty good feedback. mis-hits are corrected by the clubs as they are very forgiving. these are some awesome irons and i think i'll get another set just for back up purposes when these have had it.
Customer Service: not used yet.
Similar Products Used: model z ii (ping zing ii knock-offs); adams gt ultimate irons (graphite tipped)
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