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Hey Russel. Sorry for the late reply. I think you have the right clubs. The PTx Pros or for lower handicaps and low-mid handicaps with good ball striking.

Just like you would a floaty for your kid

Titleist has a good rep for their irons, but not good enough, in my opinion. You know once you hit them.

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I swing the iron every day at home and still hit balls with it when I go to the range. Great for sequencing and tempo. The driver works better than I expected.

That'd be hard to do. They'd need closely related irons and they don't have them.

The Edge EX irons are meant for higher handicaps and upper-middle handicappers. The ICONs and PTx PROs are meant for low handicappers. Manufacturers don't combine clubs targeted for different handicaps.

I knew I could hit blade short irons and I wanted better control and accuracy. Plus, they look cool.

@@GolferGeeks That's my concern w/ the PTX Pros. Are the 4-7irons good on distance control? I have an old set of irons that are blade-like and I like how consistent the distances are off blades.

@@slytown I've had no issues with distance control. They are still player irons, just not blades. You can demo them through Hogan. Take out all the guesswork.

@@GolferGeeks Yea, I plan to do that. Thanks for the help.

Solid clubs at a bargain basement price.

w/ headcover

Seriously? Did you watch the beginning of the video? I'm guessing you voted for Joe Biden.

here you go: ruclips.net/video/foG4jBcidL4/видео.html

@@GolferGeeks thank you

The Edge EX irons are game improvement to super game improvement irons. Much larger clubheads. If you find the PROs too much to handle you may consider the EXs. Otherwise, I'd suggest you stay with the PROs

@@GolferGeeks Never to much to handle...I'm a Hogan-nite...Thanks...

Sorry to hear that, Brent. I know we are in the midst of club buying season. I have a couple buddies ordering clubs from other manufacturers and they are waiting 2-4 months. That would drive me nuts.

Hey JN. I do not see bubbles on mine. I'm assuming that may be a defect. Hit them up.

@@GolferGeeks yeah I’m sure it is a defect … what a shame …. I read your review on the edge ex … they do look fantastic straight out the box … are you doing a vid ?

@@jnnic8138 I might have to.

@@GolferGeeks they hybrid has been returned with no problems … The irons are fantastic… played with them twice … love them

@@jnnic8138 Glad they sorted you out and you are loving the irons

Hey John, my opinion, you've got to be a strong ball striker and be an 11 handicap at most. What's your handicap?

It is awesome. I putt on it every day.

You would think that would be the case. It hasn't played out that way on the course. I've close to a dozen rounds in and I'm sticking greens pin high consistently. I've even got time on launch monitors (using range balls) and I haven't found awkward gapping. My plan is to get in a hitting bay with the premium balls I play and check for any gaps. I love the P790s, but they are not as consistent from shot to shot for me. I'll update with a post on my site sometime soon.

Not intuitive and that pronunciation doesn't appear on the VKTR page on their website.

@@GolferGeeks This video is an interview with Ben Hogan CEO at the time the original VKTR came out.. Listen at a minute and a half in.... ruclips.net/video/QGX1mWYbbJk/видео.html

@@GolferGeeks Also, "Vector" is a name used on older Ben Hogan Irons and shafts, but if you didn't know that, you would never make the link...

Head size is similar. Hard to impossible for me to tell the difference at address

@@GolferGeeks good man, answer i wanted .. Thx

Not 1025 steel. Forged MS300, whatever that is.

@@GolferGeeks ok, MS = Maraging steel, the same durable steel used on the faces of hybrids. A good thing as far as I’m concerned since I can’t afford to replace irons every 2 years.

I can dig any sole into the dirt. I come into the ball too steep usually and take decent divots. Though, I am getting a little better

Great clubs. Hope you love them.

I use it primarily as a tempo and timing trainer. It stays in my bag. Great for warming up pre-round. Here's my review: golfergeeks.com/lag-shot-golf-review/

@@GolferGeeks Thanks

Just a few days.

@@GolferGeeks awesome!!! I ordered a fitted set, very excited to get them. My last set of fitted clubs were Pings back in 2015 and they took about 8 months to get. Hopefully these take 1-2 months maybe. I am located in the Midwest US so maybe the shipping from Fort Worth and the build time won’t be too long. Thanks for the review!!

Hey JN. I'm supposed to get them beginning of May. I'll enquire about UK delivery while I'm at it. There were pretty serious delays due to lockdowns. That should be easing up.

@@GolferGeeks great thanks mate - Really looking forward to getting a good idea of size etc .. currently play ap1 716 .. also like Wilson d7 forged .. which is obviously easy to buy in store over hear . Thanks again

I’m hearing there is already delays on the new edge ex .. you had any update ? Glad I held fire on ordering

@@jnnic8138 I have no word on an official delay, but I was supposed to get a set by now and that ain't happened. I'll enquire. Hope to get an answer in the next few days

This is what I just got in: Hey Jamie, yes...they are set to arrive here end of the week. We can start building pre-ordered sets as soon as they hit our factory in Fort Worth.

Good move. I don't believe in changing clubs just because.

Talk about tough lessons to learn. It has taken me years to be able to hit them well. I've got the combo set and I'm loving it

I love the M5s. I found a better price on 790s so I got them instead. Also, the 790s are better looking than the M5s.

I'm still working on my distances, to be honest. I carried my 7-iron 165 yds forever. I've carried a few over 180 with my 790s and had similar experiences with other irons in the set. I've heard of people weakening the lofts, but I would worry about ballooning and loss of control. They go so high already because of optimized launch.

Hey Donald. I used it for a couple range sessions and found the video quality exceptional. The software was a little clunky at the time. I never got around to the full review.

Hey Brock. Never tried with foam balls.

For me, these aren't the highest spinning wedges but they work well for the conditions I play here in Houston. I hit them pretty much any hight I want. I usually try to flight wedges though.

Me too. I've read positive things, so I'm hopeful.

Club choice is SO personal. You mentioned 4 great brands that produce exceptional clubs. It ALWAYS comes down to what performs best for you or just your preference.

@@GolferGeeks Absolutely. I wouldn't say they're going to be the best for everyone, but it's still impressive that a 3 year old club kept up with the big boys

10 yard gap so far, which is my standard. It will take me a while to dial this in. I need extended time on the course when my swing is on. Do not take this as gospel

@@GolferGeeks yeah, it was just to get a feel of your opinion. was concerned that the pros would go a lot further and the gap would be to big from 8 - 7 but 10 yards is comforting to hear. Thanks for the reply, much appreciated.

@@harryguarnori9941 Yeah, that's a valid concern. One thing helping make this less of an issue is the consistent gapping of 4*.

@@GolferGeeks thanks for your help and I enjoy the videos, keep it up👍🏻

@@harryguarnori9941 this is also my concern before ordering. i dont want a chunky topline wedge and i dont want a bladed 4 iron. but idk how the gapping works. maybe they bend the icons a degree strong or something. did you end up ordering and if so whats your experience with the gapping?

Thanks for the well wishes, Jeff. We are good to go now. If you are happy with your clubs, I can not argue with that. They are a site to behold and I love mine. As for advising high handicappers to get player irons, I'm going to have to politely disagree.

GREAT question. I ended up buying the 4 - P PTX Pros for that very reason. I'm a 5 hcp. I sold my P790s (they were awful) for these and I may have never made a better decision. Just ordered the Texas Grind (brand new!) Equalizer wedges in 54 and 58 - gotta keep the Vokey 50...its money. Hi from Ottawa!

A lot of newer golfers are learning on equipment that is hugely forgiving compared to a bladed iron, so the sacrifice of that forgiveness is not worth it to many players who wouldn't even know how to work the ball or any of the other benefits blades have for better ball strikers. Could everyone play blades? Of course, but there just isn't a need for everyone too. I learned on my dad's old MacGregors but I still bought PTx Pros over Icons because I like having a little more forgiveness.

Great to hear, Mitch. Sounds like my experience with them so far

Eh...could have shown it more, but it shows up multiple times. Good to know though.

Thanks, Matt. That may have been a little optimistic. I need to get it on the course for some "real" numbers. Hopefully 2-3 times