WILSON LAUNCHPAD IRONS REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- PGA Professional & Equipment Expert Ryan Rastall tests the Wilson Launchpad Irons.
Bringing together innovative technology with a stylish, modern design, Wilson Golf has sought to enhance the performance of higher handicap golfers through the launch of its new Wilson Staff Launch Pad super-game improvement range.
Wilson Golf is introducing a new range of super game-improvement clubs incorporating ground-breaking technology and contemporary design to inspire confidence in high handicap golfers, whether looking to improve or new to the game.
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The Wilson LP's are incredible. The best thing i have ever purchased for my golf game. I went from 90's to low 80's over night.
I’ve been playing these for about a month, love them. Have 4-PW, GW, SW. I was perfectly happy with my Cobra OL F8’s and over the past few years they gained me several under 80 rounds. Was at the PGA store and saw the Wilson’s, Cleveland’s, and Tour Edge hybrid irons...tried them all and left with the Wilson’s. Took some range time to get used to them, especially coming from the OL irons. Beauty of these are I swing slower with better tempo and they just launch straight. Shot a course best for me 77 today with them, 3rd round played with them...put so many shots within 10 ft of the pin. I’m 47 and shoot low 80’s upper 70’s consistent...they aren’t just for newbies or guys that shoot in the 90-100 range. Just play what works and feels good!
Nice feedback and glad you enjoyed the rather and went out and tested a few products out!
That's weird cause I went to the gold store and wanted the Cleveland launchers but they didn't have them so I looked at these and the tour edition and cobra t-rails and I gotta be honest these felt just as good if not better then the rest.and I don't really have a problem hitting my irons but I just accepted the fact that I can never swing a club hard because when I do I just hit horrible shots. So I think ima get a set of these
Bought some off ebay. Fantastic looking clubs. Clearly a lot of thinking and research has gone into these.
Tried these at my local golf store and they are the very first iron that I felt amazing standing over the ball and trust me I have tried alot of different brands, never thought I would love a Wilson club more than a Titleist, Ping, Cleveland, Callaway or Taylormade. Have ordered my custom set, can't wait for them to arrive..
Glad you went and tested out. Hopefully you have now taken out on the course and your golf is going well.
Hello Mark did you buy the launchpad irons. How do you like them. Was bothered about the paintwork does it stand up to knocks etc or does it mark easily.
Regards
Mel
Keep safe.
Hi Mel, thanks and yes I have been playing with them since July. I personally love them, especially the longer irons. I now have confidence in my 4-6 irons which were always hit and miss for me before. The only thing with them is that I can't seem to play a fade with them but sure that is probably more down to me than the club. They do scratch up on the face a bit but the bottom and back of the head still looks brand new and I have been playing or practising nearly every day with them..
Got D350 about 6 Months ago and love them. They are very underrated Brand.
They are 👍
So far with watching the vids on the hybrid style irons the Cleveland Turbos out performed the Cobra T-rails!! But not by a small margin. They did cluster better than the cobras but Cleveland hybrids are bought as is off the shelf and with the Cobra's you can get a more custom fitting. This is the 1st vid I've seen on the Wilson. Please compare them all. I'm looking at new hybrids for next year. I'm using some very old Bazzooka hybrid irons a friend gave me about 20 years ago and are every bit 25 years old but that's the only irons I've ever used so the hybrid is something I'm already used to this style👍
Definitely worthwhile checking out some of the new clubs on the market
I just got a set and took them to the range and as I knew I would - i f'king love them!
I couldnt tell if I could work them hard left and right,but those cheap ass one piece range balls aren't going to tell you much anyway.
I come from forged blades for the most part and rarely shoot over 80 so I didn't have to have' SGI irons...never even heard the term before til I looked at these. But I always hated hybrids and these are NOT ! I can't believe how strong the 4 iron is - more like a well struck 1 iron ( I miss those days!)
They just hit hard and solid and go and are easy as hell to hit. And that's with a stock set !
Keepers !
Good on you!!
Well I as a beginner looking to build my first bag, those are something I feel is a good first iron set for me, as I'd fear I'd just spin what you have.
Well worth having a fitting
Great review fab club will be trying it.
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Im about a 10 to 12 handicap. I pull the ball. Would these be good for someone like me? Or should i get something with no off set? What would be a good club? Thought about the m2
Nice review. I suspect these would help plenty of golfers. Not a bad looking club either. Either these or perhaps the Cleveland HB Turbo ones would be a great choice. Have a great weekend.
We have a video coming with the Cleveland HB 👍
@@golfshake That is really good. I have the number 8 & 9 Irons in the Cleveland Turbo HB . They are fun to hit with.
The Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo Irons review is now live - ruclips.net/video/ta71OAykN2I/видео.html
I have the Wilson d7 irons love them. Thinking about giving these a shot. even though Iv only had the d7's for 10 mouths lol.
They are really great irons 👏👍
I’d like to know how you compare the two in performance.
Im a beginner and would like a set of these, my only worry is that I don’t want to get accustomed to letting the club do all the work. Say if I had these for a few years and then decided I wanted to upgrade to some Titleist T400s or something, would I not kind of have to relearn how to hit a normal bladed iron properly because I would be so used to hitting these launch pads?
Great review
Thanks. Glad you liked!
Are these offset? Thanks
I love my LaunchPads
Do enjoy seeing Wilson getting a little love now a days . Think they're over looked . With the T rail from Cobra and now the launch pad from Wilson . Its looking as if super game improvement irons will be the battle in 2020 !!! Think Ping or Taylormade will join in ?
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My guess is ping will be the last company to produce this kind of club however if these (and cleveland and cobra) get a lot of business this year, I could see TM produce a club like this.
I have been hitting the cleveland launcher hb's starting this fall and they are really quite smooth. I love my ping g700s but I simply get more consistent ball flights so those irons are in the bag. If I get 3-5 more second shots onto the green vs. in the rough (or bunker), I have potentially gone from being really close to breaking 90 to consistently shooting in the mid to high 80s and that's a big difference. If I had all day like a tour pro to hit 1,000 balls and play 18, I might tighten up my swing enough that I could play muscle back forged irons but I don't.
But even listening to this guy from golfshake illustrates the problem. "They aren't clubs I'd use..." or . "These clubs almost make the game fun to play." If you aren't enjoying yourself on the golf course, you shouldn't be playing.
Sometimes, things need to be improved. I also play the cleveland smart sole sand wedge. I thick bounce club that gets the ball out of the bunker. If this club was what golfers used for 100 years, and ping came out next year with a thinner sand wedge (like what sand wedges have looked like for decades)... and their marketing said, "OK... for this sand wedge, you need to open your stance almost 45 degrees.. open the club face dramatically... swing somewhat outside in... and you will get out of the bunker," golfers today would say that is a stupid product development, and stick with the cleveland smart sole.
@@jcjbike The Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo Irons review is now live - ruclips.net/video/ta71OAykN2I/видео.html
The Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo Irons review is now live - ruclips.net/video/ta71OAykN2I/видео.html
@@jcjbike Got thinking on your comment and your right . Ping is slow to make change . Even though I don't care for Taylormade products I have to give them credit on they were the pioneers in this type of club. With the MCGB they pushed the cavity back club to great distances with technology . Guess Callaway with the Big Bertha 2015 irons tried to do an early version as well . If a club helps someone out and makes it fun then then they should use it !
Wonder hw these and other hollow construction hybrid syle iron sets match up forgiveness and length vs more traditional looking forgiveness irons by the major manufactures?
Will try and do some head to head comparisons in 2021
great review could you compare wilson launchpad codra t rail and cleveland launcher as i am thinking of buying this sort of iron cheers
Thanks. Sure, we’ll try. Best thing to do is go for a fitting 👍
I've got the T-Rails. Best clubs I've ever owned.
The Cleveland Launcher HB Turbo Irons review is now live - ruclips.net/video/ta71OAykN2I/видео.html
Only couple hundred cheaper than the t rails
Great review Ryan. Nice to get an unbias review from a respected golf pro without a self assuming massive ego. I still play a set or Wilson Deep Red fat shaft irons in steel shafts from 2004 fantastic clubs. Sixteen years of 3/4 games a week has finally caught up with them, 6 iron shaft snapped so thinking the rest may be on the way out. Fancying trying these when my local driving range shop hopefully open next week. Senior golfer 65 playing off 13 with 7 iron swing speed of 79mph so thinking maybe moving to graphite to help as i am getting older. Whats your thoughts, get fitted for present swing speed or look a few years down the line when i maybe slowing down. Regards Mel.
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for taking the time to leave the comment.
G’day, can my 11 yr old grandson with 20 hcp, improve with the hybrid irons? Regards
Find a fitter and get him to go and try them 👍
I love mine
Please compare D7 vs Launchpad irons!
Planned for once the UK lockdown ends
Do you think these are similar in performance to the old Nike Slingshot OSS irons? Just curious.
Interesting comment! Once we get back out on the golf course at the end of the UK locakdown we will see if we can do this compare.
Golfshake.com Thanks for replying back. Yes it would be interesting to see. 👍
Would either of these clubs offer more forgiveness than the callaway XR irons?
Yes, they would. Although we’d always recommend a good custom fitting 👍
@@golfshake thank you.
I got 119 carry average.,what am I doing wrong?
Lots of variables so not something that can be replied in a comment here. Did you get fitted or just test out in store?
Golfshake.com Test in store with Cleveland hb turbo and Wilson launch pad.
Nice
Glad you enjoyed!
Good value for money also
I love these clubs .When the ? Comes up are you gonna go for it the answer is you bet
I love a traditional forged steel shaft iron. Now I have played golf my whole life with this type of club, except when I was a little kid. What do people like most about these? And does anyone prefer these over a more traditional pro set up, if they are successful with a traditional club? Just looking for opinions. Also are they good for older people? Maybe a gift idea for my dad
Who cares what a golf club looks like if you hit it straight and long everytime. I don't get golf pros it all about looks for them. They need the blade that they can't hit half as straight
Absolutely
Also pisses me off when they bang on about what sound it makes when you strike the ball.....who feckin cares !!
Majik clubs are all hybrid style ....and on eBay a very reasonable price
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If u just started golf or don’t play seriously shouldn’t u buy clubs like these?
Yes. But we think they shouldn’t just be exclusive to those golfers. We think LOTS of golfers could benefit from these type of hybrid irons
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Q: Why are "game improvement" irons viewed by so many with such aloof snobbery? Setting that question aside, who is NOT a game improvement player? Rory, Tiger, Ricky... just curious. Me? Im looking for the most difficult club to hit, nearly impossible to get air born and something that truly makes the game less enjoyable and much more difficult. PS: I doubt anyone cares that you wouldn't game them.....just sayin.'
Subjective and you are right that every club should be looking at 'improving' someone's game. Generally 'game improvement' are considered to be 17+ handicaps
They won’t help a bad swing ...
So true but nothing will :)