Nice looking clubs, will certainly inspire confidence for the guys that need it. Would like to see Wilson in more bags, they are after all one of the old school brands still making quality clubs without the recognition they deserve.
Another great review Michael, love how there is never any "golf" snobbery in your reviews. I am a senior golfer (66) playing off 8.7 and looking for something to help me stay competitive, these could be the ones could'nt they!
I bought these irons 3 weeks ago and got 4 strikes under my best ever score yesterday. The clubs feel great and they cover a great distance, even with a half or 3 quarter stroke. Good irons for a good price.
Nice review. I like the content. Its #4 iron is very interesting. Its loft is 18 degree. It is a very good alternative for hybrid replacement. I'm looking forward whether you will do comparison test on Wilson D9 especially its #4 iron against other competitors which have same loft, 18 degree, such as Callaway MAVRIK #4 iron, TM SIM MAX OS #4 iron, TM SIM2 MAX OS #4 iron
I already purchased the D7 forged. Was very impressed at the fitting. Yes stronger lofted but with high ball flight and decent landing angle (43* with 7i) more than happy with these and at a excellent price point
Really like your videos, have tested and bought the Wilson CB Staff irons after watching your test, butter soft feel and amazing accuracy, thanks for your help.
Michael, been meaning to tell you this for a while,.. but you are absolutely, flat out, hands down, the best golf club reviewer on youtube. Clear and to the point, with good multiple angle video shots of what the clubs looks like.. all super good info.. I saw where they introduced the D9 irons, and was looking for specs like bounce, and offset (don't like a large amount of offset in irons) - and I couldn't find the specs anywhere. Sure enough, you have all the spec info in this video.. Thanks so much..
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Hi! I Currently use the D7 forged model in regular shaft, but I would like to change for these D9 Regular shaft, to get a little more yardage and forgiveness in those days of high pressure or to pass the cut in local tournaments and avoid having fewer errors .... Do you recommend the change? tks!!
I just got fitted. The distance is huge. Even at 27 degrees I’m hitting 180 metres 201 yards. My old 6 iron was 29 and max distance was 160 metres. They are long. But I’m holding greens as well. Coupled with a 52, 56 and 60 degree CBX2 wedges. I m playing at 14 handicap down from 20. Only took 4 games. Phenomenal combination. Just do it.
Great review Mike. After you get through all the new club releases I think it's time to put up 3 or 4 different clubs hitting into the same green but with different styles of club. EG. 180 yds with a 9 iron from this set, an 8 iron from more of a players set and 7 iron from a more bladed or muscleback club. Would be a fascinating comparison!
I don't see the problem with cranked lofts. Std set is 5-GW but equivalent to 4-PW with others. It's just a number on the bottom. High flight and high decent angle will be of great benefit... until the wind blows 😁
Thanks Stephen. How is the wear on them? Are they still in good condition and holding up well ? My last 2 sets were Callaway and a bit unsure or moving to Wilson. Really appreciate the insight from someone that has used them for a couple of years.@@stephenmccomb
@@PeteTheShrimpKeeper yes great condition heads and shafts and haven’t considered regripping etc. playing twice a week for 7 months of the year and still look great. Comfortable club to play with, gives me much more confidence using them
Great review! I got the D9's last week. 3-4 hybrids, 6-gw irons. I tried on the same session: Cobra Radspeed, Taylormade Sim 2 Max, Cleveland Launcher XL and Halo XL, Callaway Mavrik, Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal and the D9s. By far, the Wilson's gave me the most confidence, distance and dispersion. The result is the following. On 2 games in the indoor simulator (canadian winter), I did cut at least 15 shots to my score. Nice high end graphite Ventus 60g shafts, Lamkin grips... everything you need from good clubs. The best golf purchase I made so far... for that price???
Did you attend a club fitting? Did you ask to try the D9’s or did they offer you? I’m going to be fitted and these are definitely on my radar along with the mizuno, ping, taylormade and cobra. As far as looks good I think the D9 and mizuno are the nicest looking.
Bought some about 4 months ago and they are absolutely brilliant. Never had a iron like it always had Ping but these are superb. My handicap is 10 and just so confident when playing into greens !
Chris- if love to ask you a few simple questions abt the d9 as I can't ask elsewhereand maybe next week I'll be ordering them just need that bit of security first
Thanks- was just wondering 1.did you get any customised? Like diff. Shafts other than the ultralite max looked at the specs and the shafts also seem to be .5 in longer than standard did you notice they were longer than your old set ? (Ping) just on ping- it was between d9 and g425 I was looking at. 2. Did you keep the standard grip over midsize I was talking to a man on the range and he had the d9s and I just had to talk to him lol he had midsize grips and said they were the way to go but I know personal preference and all but they felt nice. 3. The biggest ick I have lol the lofts looking at a 7i with the 6i loft does go distance wise a normal 6i do the lower lofts make ball striking harder ? It's just the lower lofts and connecting with the ball off the turf is what I'm stuck on
@@conalsands4748 I was slightly worried about contact with lower lofts but don’t notice a thing , the feel off the face is fantastic which gives me confidence. I didn’t get any mods or adjustments but did have mid size grips on my previous pings and so eventually might get mid size grips fitted probably for next year. Didn’t notice too much difference with the shafts but just think the ultralight compliment the heads perfectly. I bought a 7 iron from eBay before I bought a set , the 7 iron went so well I couldn’t resist. Bought a set from pitching wedge to 6 iron.
@@christaylor4904 ok thanks. The emphasis is on distance with d9s I know but we dont all want massive distance AlL the time ie. 285 yds with a 7i still ending towrds these tho maybe with shorter shafts -.50 as I think the shafts are longer than standard also
Michael, great review. I started playing golf in 1978 with a set of Wilson Staff Irons, now playing the D7 Driver, 3,5 and7 woods with the Cobra T-Rail irons. I hope you do a review on the new Wilson Launch Pad Irons. With the T-Rails to adjust the lie I had to cut 1" off the shaft and with the Launch Pad I should be able to get them in 2-3 degree flat lie.
I think you’re right Mike - they won’t sell many 4 irons in sets, but they might sell a few individually as driving irons. Like you said, at 18 deg it is basically a 2 iron loft, so could be a genuine alternative as a driving iron. Looks awesome and performs a treat
I bought the epic forged, similar lofts, great feel and forgiving, I don’t even bother with a driver, 40 yards loss on a 5 iron compared to driver and less risk of going wayward
Played wilson di7 in the past and loved them. Just an observation though. So your 7 iron goes 204 but the 4 hybrid goes 214? Any need for a 4, 5 or 6 iron in this set?
Wow! Those are strongly lifted! I’m guessing it’s because of the weighting that you get the height on your strikes. That’s true of a lot of irons these days. Thanks Michael! Good review.
Great review as always thanks Michael! Up to recently I have never paid much attention to Wilson irons but having read reviews on the D7 and D7 forged and now seeing the positive comments on the D9's that is def changing. My handicap has hovered around 9-11 over the past few years using Ping iSeries and I had wanted to change this year to something more forgiving as my ball striking is very up and down (pardon the pun). I had decided to focus on the Ping G425 or G710 but someone mentioned to me to check out the D9's. I do wonder if these would be better for my handicap level or whether the D7 forged should be considered also? As for lofts absolutely no issue there, people seem to miss the point around the rest of the numbers i.e. they are not just calling a 5 iron a 7 iron, they are managing to get very high ball flights from these lofts so actually if you can hit a 7 iron the same distance as your old 5 iron but flight it much higher that's got to be good news :-)
Ill try it. But i also had 10 year old clubs and had to adjust from traditional lifts to these stroking lifted clubs. Basically had to move them more forward in my stance. Seemed to help. But i will say best feeling clubs ive ever hit
Im waiting for the day when irons come with paste on numbers. I would paste a 5 on this "7" iron. If the D9 7 is as easy to hit as any 7 but with my regular 5 iron yards, then sign me up.
I have a 5 iron that works like a 7 and play it that way along with another longer 5 iron. Golfers think it's weird that I carry 2 5 irons but I don't need a 7 that way.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Awesome Michael, thank you. It’s nice to see Wilson rising from the ashes, such a legacy there. I appreciate your systematic, organized and consistent review format. The best, no nonsense, to the point reviews on RUclips.
Michael... this isn't a 7 iron. It's a 6 iron. The club isn't giving you extra distance. It's simply the loft. Some club company will eventually decide to loft their 7 iron at 25 degrees and claim (accurately so) that their clubs hit even longer. I think you should have done a comparison with the D9 8 iron as it has the loft of most all 7 irons.
For anyone who has these - when you look down at say the 7i does it inspire confidence even when in your mind you may be thinking this looks like a long iron that I can't usually hit so good when you are the head Angled more forward is confident look?
People always go mad when they see a "7" iron go so far. It's essentially a 5 iron (based on traditional lofts) so the spin and launch numbers are spot on. I'd much rather stand on a par 3 and hit a "9" iron versus a "7" iron as it's a psycological boost irreleveant of the fact that your 7 iron might have the same loft as my nine iron.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Thanks Mike I really want to give these a go was it a stiff flex you tried and it looked like you got some good results from this iron
@@richardtyerman919 yes they will be easier to hit. The perimiter weighting and tungsten inserts, and the thin faces will make miss hits far easier to manage and produce better results. That is not the issue though. With a modern set with these kinds of lofts you'll end up with 5 irons and 5 wedges in the bag. It's all marketing hype I'm afraid. BTW I'm a struggling 12 handicapper who's built like a prop forward, but hit it pathetically. I'm trying to use lockdown to totally rebuild my swing.
All of this “power” iron stuff is just marketing hype! A 7 iron that is 27deg of loft is a five iron! Instead of spending money on a new set of irons just use the club in your bag not your ego!
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Wish they’d bring back the red/black logo. Best logo in golf
Nice looking clubs, will certainly inspire confidence for the guys that need it. Would like to see Wilson in more bags, they are after all one of the old school brands still making quality clubs without the recognition they deserve.
I hope they don't get too much recognition or price will go up, Wilson is the real deal.
Great review, thank you. I'd love to see D9 tested with the average 7i clubhead speed 75-78 mph as these clubs are targeted to mid-high hcp golfers.
Another great review Michael, love how there is never any "golf" snobbery in your reviews. I am a senior golfer (66) playing off 8.7 and looking for something to help me stay competitive, these could be the ones could'nt they!
I’m very similar to you, in a recent iron fitting these were head and shoulders above the big brands.
@@cynt1111 They're quality and even affordable!
Why don't we just skip a few years into the future and call the 18° 4 iron a 'Power Wedge'
I bought these irons 3 weeks ago and got 4 strikes under my best ever score yesterday. The clubs feel great and they cover a great distance, even with a half or 3 quarter stroke. Good irons for a good price.
I actually purchased a set of these and had the lofts weakend a couple degrees. I get them tomorrow! Can't wait!
And are you going to tell about them?
I appreciate the purity of your reviews. Clear and concise information through a thoughtful presentation. Well Done Michael!
Nice review. I like the content.
Its #4 iron is very interesting. Its loft is 18 degree. It is a very good alternative for hybrid replacement.
I'm looking forward whether you will do comparison test on Wilson D9 especially its #4 iron against other competitors which have same loft, 18 degree, such as Callaway MAVRIK #4 iron, TM SIM MAX OS #4 iron, TM SIM2 MAX OS #4 iron
I already purchased the D7 forged. Was very impressed at the fitting. Yes stronger lofted but with high ball flight and decent landing angle (43* with 7i) more than happy with these and at a excellent price point
Really like your videos, have tested and bought the Wilson CB Staff irons after watching your test, butter soft feel and amazing accuracy, thanks for your help.
Thanks for the review! It's rare to get YT reviews of these type of game improvement clubs.
Very good review as usual Michael !. I was wondering witch club do you think is the most forgiving between the D9 irons and the Big Bertha B21? Thank!
Michael, been meaning to tell you this for a while,.. but you are absolutely, flat out, hands down, the best golf club reviewer on youtube. Clear and to the point, with good multiple angle video shots of what the clubs looks like.. all super good info.. I saw where they introduced the D9 irons, and was looking for specs like bounce, and offset (don't like a large amount of offset in irons) - and I couldn't find the specs anywhere. Sure enough, you have all the spec info in this video.. Thanks so much..
D7 forged was a great iron, looking forward to the D9 forged, thank you for your great reviews of lesser known brands.
No D9 forged, D7 forged stays...
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Hi! I Currently use the D7 forged model in regular shaft, but I would like to change for these D9 Regular shaft, to get a little more yardage and forgiveness in those days of high pressure or to pass the cut in local tournaments and avoid having fewer errors .... Do you recommend the change? tks!!
I just got fitted. The distance is huge. Even at 27 degrees I’m hitting 180 metres 201 yards. My old 6 iron was 29 and max distance was 160 metres. They are long. But I’m holding greens as well. Coupled with a 52, 56 and 60 degree CBX2 wedges. I m playing at 14 handicap down from 20. Only took 4 games. Phenomenal combination. Just do it.
Sounds good 👍
Is massive distance on every single iron what every player wants like some par3s a pw might even be too much
Great review Mike. After you get through all the new club releases I think it's time to put up 3 or 4 different clubs hitting into the same green but with different styles of club. EG. 180 yds with a 9 iron from this set, an 8 iron from more of a players set and 7 iron from a more bladed or muscleback club. Would be a fascinating comparison!
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I don't see the problem with cranked lofts.
Std set is 5-GW but equivalent to 4-PW with others. It's just a number on the bottom.
High flight and high decent angle will be of great benefit... until the wind blows 😁
Just bought a set after seeing this review. Thanks for the video.
Nice one Stephen 👍
How are you finding them 2 years on?
@@PeteTheShrimpKeeper yes still playing with them and enjoying them, worth buying if you’re looking.
Thanks Stephen. How is the wear on them? Are they still in good condition and holding up well ? My last 2 sets were Callaway and a bit unsure or moving to Wilson. Really appreciate the insight from someone that has used them for a couple of years.@@stephenmccomb
@@PeteTheShrimpKeeper yes great condition heads and shafts and haven’t considered regripping etc. playing twice a week for 7 months of the year and still look great. Comfortable club to play with, gives me much more confidence using them
Great review! I got the D9's last week. 3-4 hybrids, 6-gw irons. I tried on the same session: Cobra Radspeed, Taylormade Sim 2 Max, Cleveland Launcher XL and Halo XL, Callaway Mavrik, Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal and the D9s. By far, the Wilson's gave me the most confidence, distance and dispersion. The result is the following. On 2 games in the indoor simulator (canadian winter), I did cut at least 15 shots to my score. Nice high end graphite Ventus 60g shafts, Lamkin grips... everything you need from good clubs. The best golf purchase I made so far... for that price???
Did you attend a club fitting? Did you ask to try the D9’s or did they offer you? I’m going to be fitted and these are definitely on my radar along with the mizuno, ping, taylormade and cobra. As far as looks good I think the D9 and mizuno are the nicest looking.
@@bookemdano4680 so which ones did you pick?
Bought some about 4 months ago and they are absolutely brilliant. Never had a iron like it always had Ping but these are superb. My handicap is 10 and just so confident when playing into greens !
Chris- if love to ask you a few simple questions abt the d9 as I can't ask elsewhereand maybe next week I'll be ordering them just need that bit of security first
@@conalsands4748 would be glad to
Thanks- was just wondering 1.did you get any customised? Like diff. Shafts other than the ultralite max looked at the specs and the shafts also seem to be .5 in longer than standard did you notice they were longer than your old set ? (Ping) just on ping- it was between d9 and g425 I was looking at.
2. Did you keep the standard grip over midsize I was talking to a man on the range and he had the d9s and I just had to talk to him lol he had midsize grips and said they were the way to go but I know personal preference and all but they felt nice.
3. The biggest ick I have lol the lofts looking at a 7i with the 6i loft does go distance wise a normal 6i do the lower lofts make ball striking harder ? It's just the lower lofts and connecting with the ball off the turf is what I'm stuck on
@@conalsands4748 I was slightly worried about contact with lower lofts but don’t notice a thing , the feel off the face is fantastic which gives me confidence.
I didn’t get any mods or adjustments but did have mid size grips on my previous pings and so eventually might get mid size grips fitted probably for next year.
Didn’t notice too much difference with the shafts but just think the ultralight compliment the heads perfectly.
I bought a 7 iron from eBay before I bought a set , the 7 iron went so well I couldn’t resist. Bought a set from pitching wedge to 6 iron.
@@christaylor4904 ok thanks. The emphasis is on distance with d9s I know but we dont all want massive distance AlL the time ie. 285 yds with a 7i still ending towrds these tho maybe with shorter shafts -.50 as I think the shafts are longer than standard also
Michael, great review. I started playing golf in 1978 with a set of Wilson Staff Irons, now playing the D7 Driver, 3,5 and7 woods with the Cobra T-Rail irons. I hope you do a review on the new Wilson Launch Pad Irons. With the T-Rails to adjust the lie I had to cut 1" off the shaft and with the Launch Pad I should be able to get them in 2-3 degree flat lie.
Thank you Michael I love my D9 irons best clubs i ever had. Better than my T100 titleist for sure and not to mention the price point is great.
Interesting irons. Please compare with any of the JPX suite. Thanks Michael!
That’s what they remind me of as well
tried them out, loved them, ordered them today and waiting with anticipation to get them out on the course
Fantastic!
Brilliant review what shaft were you using and can you advise on the KBs stock shaft.
I think you’re right Mike - they won’t sell many 4 irons in sets, but they might sell a few individually as driving irons. Like you said, at 18 deg it is basically a 2 iron loft, so could be a genuine alternative as a driving iron. Looks awesome and performs a treat
Just bought a #4 for my Callaway Mavik set! The Mavik 4 iron vs Wilson 4 iron was $100 cheaper with graphite shaft! (both at 18*)
I bought the epic forged, similar lofts, great feel and forgiving, I don’t even bother with a driver, 40 yards loss on a 5 iron compared to driver and less risk of going wayward
You have the best iron reviews
I just got fitted for these last night can't wait to get them!
Any reviews?
Wilson Staff builds some of the best irons in the business. Don’t overlook them for the big brands.
Big Brands? Wilson have always been a big brand just don`t advertise there equipment as much
Played wilson di7 in the past and loved them. Just an observation though. So your 7 iron goes 204 but the 4 hybrid goes 214? Any need for a 4, 5 or 6 iron in this set?
Wow! Those are strongly lifted! I’m guessing it’s because of the weighting that you get the height on your strikes. That’s true of a lot of irons these days. Thanks Michael! Good review.
Thanks
Thanks for the info on these D9s. Will there be a forged version? Like the D7.
Great looking clubs
Great review as always thanks Michael! Up to recently I have never paid much attention to Wilson irons but having read reviews on the D7 and D7 forged and now seeing the positive comments on the D9's that is def changing. My handicap has hovered around 9-11 over the past few years using Ping iSeries and I had wanted to change this year to something more forgiving as my ball striking is very up and down (pardon the pun). I had decided to focus on the Ping G425 or G710 but someone mentioned to me to check out the D9's.
I do wonder if these would be better for my handicap level or whether the D7 forged should be considered also?
As for lofts absolutely no issue there, people seem to miss the point around the rest of the numbers i.e. they are not just calling a 5 iron a 7 iron, they are managing to get very high ball flights from these lofts so actually if you can hit a 7 iron the same distance as your old 5 iron but flight it much higher that's got to be good news :-)
Wouldn’t that be a good sign tho? More distance, higher launch, softer landing?
as always good video...thank you
would love a review on the new hogan driver or icon irons
I have the D7 and those are awesome. S9 looks almost the same. But awesome
I have Mizuno 921 hot metal are these D9 a better club. Thx great video
I haven’t tried them yet, but I’m considering getting them, great price
This is an excellent review.
I would live to see that 4 iron get tested
Great review Michael look lovely!
Great video, I play the D7 re-akt irons, amazing
Same but when i switched from my old cavity backs to these i started slicing. Wondering if you saw any changes in ball flight like that
@@michaelburdette4460 I pushed them a little, but was trying a bit too hard, put a easier swing on them and alot more consistent
Ill try it. But i also had 10 year old clubs and had to adjust from traditional lifts to these stroking lifted clubs. Basically had to move them more forward in my stance. Seemed to help. But i will say best feeling clubs ive ever hit
@@michaelburdette4460 totally agree, great feel to them 👍🏼
Im waiting for the day when irons come with paste on numbers. I would paste a 5 on this "7" iron. If the D9 7 is as easy to hit as any 7 but with my regular 5 iron yards, then sign me up.
I have a 5 iron that works like a 7 and play it that way along with another longer 5 iron. Golfers think it's weird that I carry 2 5 irons but I don't need a 7 that way.
Hopefully you can review the new Wilson D9 forged soon…. Wilson is bringing some heat!
Coming very soon!
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Awesome Michael, thank you. It’s nice to see Wilson rising from the ashes, such a legacy there. I appreciate your systematic, organized and consistent review format. The best, no nonsense, to the point reviews on RUclips.
These look amazing, I want to try them
Michael... this isn't a 7 iron. It's a 6 iron. The club isn't giving you extra distance. It's simply the loft. Some club company will eventually decide to loft their 7 iron at 25 degrees and claim (accurately so) that their clubs hit even longer. I think you should have done a comparison with the D9 8 iron as it has the loft of most all 7 irons.
You are hitting the 7 iron about 205 carry and the 22* hybrid (from video earlier today) about 215 yards. Makes me wonder if you even want the 6 iron.
Hoping the 7 iron went further than 105 🥴
@@MichaelNewtonGolf LOL, I corrected that to read 205!
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New to your channel what would you pick these or the Pxg 0211 xcore2 ?
For anyone who has these - when you look down at say the 7i does it inspire confidence even when in your mind you may be thinking this looks like a long iron that I can't usually hit so good when you are the head Angled more forward is confident look?
It's honestly like hitting with a shovel on the end of the shaft. They are huge. Extremely forgiving and absolute rockets
I bought these 3 weeks ago. Beast is the word i use. Great for the price
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how much are they out of interest
Beast as in distance?
What kind of ball would you play to get the most out of these clubs.
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How does these stand against the Sim and sim 2 ? I am currently playing the D350. I thought about the D7 but here we are with D9?
Better dispersion than Sim or Sim2.
Go figure just when i buy the entire d7 set
They are good irons as well and for less money.
Meh, I love my D7s. And I'm kinda glad I got them before they jacked these up another degree.
4/5 iron review? How many yards distance?
What's that funny Red thing in the top Right Corner?
How would it compare to say the Cobra SZ and JPX 921 HM or HMP?
I got d9 in 4-gw only need a driver. No fairway or hybridneeded with these irons
I think you've left the bath running upstairs 😳
Is a D9 forged version coming?
No D9 forged apparently. D7 forged staying.
I just bought a set
People always go mad when they see a "7" iron go so far. It's essentially a 5 iron (based on traditional lofts) so the spin and launch numbers are spot on. I'd much rather stand on a par 3 and hit a "9" iron versus a "7" iron as it's a psycological boost irreleveant of the fact that your 7 iron might have the same loft as my nine iron.
Why do people care golf is full of snobs people play blades and get mad at people having fun playing cb irons . Have fun
Haha. My 5 iron is 29* and is the longest iron in my bag.
Editing tip. Turn the music down when you’re talking
d9 or d9 forged for a mid to high handicapper
I wish the clubs I love the best was the clubs I hit the best. I would love to have an all Wilson bag, but it's not ment to be.
Which Wilson clubs can you not hit?
Very strong. Worry about gapping with wedges.
The SW is 53 so no gapping issues but defo need another lofted wedge
What shaft you got in there Mike and how does it feel with stability?
It was their stock shaft.....MAX 85.....lightweight which helps with the speed and launch.
@@MichaelNewtonGolf Thanks Mike I really want to give these a go was it a stiff flex you tried and it looked like you got some good results from this iron
Don’t see the problem with lofts,hitting a 7 instead of five is easier, golfers these are aimed at don’t need lower than a six iron
Wow, first comment I’ve seen ever defending strong lofts....refreshing & I agree
Let's be honest, it's a 5 iron with a slightly shorter shaft. Spinloft doesn't lie.
Excactly, so your saying it’s easier to hit a mp20 5 iron than one of these for a golfer say14/28 handicap which they are aimed at
Just don’t see the problem if they help golfers, only people who moan are single figure players
@@richardtyerman919 yes they will be easier to hit. The perimiter weighting and tungsten inserts, and the thin faces will make miss hits far easier to manage and produce better results. That is not the issue though. With a modern set with these kinds of lofts you'll end up with 5 irons and 5 wedges in the bag. It's all marketing hype I'm afraid. BTW I'm a struggling 12 handicapper who's built like a prop forward, but hit it pathetically. I'm trying to use lockdown to totally rebuild my swing.
I tested ping and Taylor made and neither compared to the Wilson bought full set
Which ping set barrie?
27°? 7 iron? That's a 5 iron.
My 7 iron is 34°.
What are you going to carry, 5 wedges?
8 9 pw gw aren't wedges so there's gapping til the wedges of 52 and 56
Who hits a 7 iron for 200+ yards??
Crazy
Please even out your music vs speaking volume.
All of this “power” iron stuff is just marketing hype! A 7 iron that is 27deg of loft is a five iron! Instead of spending money on a new set of irons just use the club in your bag not your ego!
Stop the background music!!!