Nicklaus Air Bear Offset

Reviewed by: jjloans ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
GB Professional Nickel Steel

Summary:
Had a friend recommend the Air Bear irons... he LOVED them. I found a set of the GB Professional Nickel Steel with Mid-firm graphite for $99 at a local used shop in 8.75 condition... these irons are SWEEEEET! The feel of the nickel steel is very soft, much like forged. These irons are a 1/4 inch long (5 iron 38.75") and are almost one full club longer in distance than comprable sticks.

Very well balanced, great looking club head design, minimal offset, graphite shafts are by UST, quality stuff, and they look great. And the grooves really put some nice spin on the pellet!

I think Nicklaus stuff may be a big time sleeper brand. I played the old original N1 irons some time ago and they were really nice too.

I recommend these (and the Air Bear) irons to anyone looking for a great set, no matter what your budget is.

Customer Service:
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These irons are better IMO than many REALLY expensive sets, and I have owned or played most everything! I keep a set of Titleist 695's for when I prefer steel shafts... great, but the GB's are right there too.

Reviewed by: dubey ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Nicklaus Air Bear offset

Summary:
I bought my iron set on ebay last week for 22 dollars. I did not know anything about them, or if they were any good. I have only been using them a few days, and i already see a difference. My iron shots are more accurate, and much longer. I would recommend these clubs to any golfer that is interested in improving their game

Reviewed by: samir kinger ,  Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
Great clubs for juniors. The irons are very powerful and light compared to the big brands. It is also economical and durable which gives it great value. The clubs have a big sweet spot which enables me to hit around 190m with a driver. I recorded my best result of +4 with these clubs.

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Callaway, Penn and Dunlop