I had a thumb injury last year that made me need to use a brace on my left hand. To play at all, I needed clubs with a tremendous amount of bounce (due to how shallow I had to approach the ball) and found I could hit my hybrids better than my irons. So, I actually bought these clubs. I loved them so much that, even though the injury has healed, I am continuing to play with them. I am a 60 year old 3 hdcp golfer and found that I just enjoy hitting these clubs. They are just fun to play with. The bonus...seeing the look on the faces of some playing partners that can't believe I just shot in the low 70s with these clubs!!
Do they go all the way up to lob wedge? Or are your SW & LW still traditional irons? *edit: oh btw, you should post a pic of your bag on the golf subreddit. There's so many ppl who absolutely love the game but struggle playing from injury or other issues, and I'm sure they'd love to hear about your experience using these clubs
I purchased these earlier this year. An absolute must have for better experience. I’m a 9 handicap and my ball striking and control are so much better. Not just for a high handicap. They just work and make it easier to hit quality shots.
I'm 58 and a 8 handicap, I switched to a full set of these and they are so much fun and so forgiving. It's odd seeing so many RUclips golfers reviewing these, loving them but concluding 'yep they're more consistent than my own irons but I just prefer the look of blades’. It's like sticking with Persimmon drivers or a bullseye putter
I bought a full set last fall. They are as advertised. Full swings result in high-lofted, very accruate strokes. They produce similar results in fairways and low rough conditions, and perform like a traditional hybrid in deep rough. They do not bomb strokes significantly longer than similarly lofted game improvement irons, but they were like Howitzers compared to my traditionally-lofted 20-year old irons. For example, I hit my 36-degree 7-iron about 150, and I hit the 39-degree Eleven 9-iron about the same. I have carried 3-, 4-, and 5-hybrids in the past and found the Eleven clubs in this range to be very comparable to 10-15 year old models offered by the more expensive brands. (Please note that you can purchase individual clubs if you are simply looking for a low-priced, quality hybrid). I do have some downside concerns. First, full swings produce great results, but there isn't any "workability"--the design mitigates hooks and slices, so draws and fades are not something easy to produce. I also use my traditional pitching wedge around the green more than most golfers--more "bump-and-run" and less "flop" in my game--and I haven't been comfortable with the Eleven version in similar use. There isn't the same "feel" you get with traditional irons, especially if you are a "handsy" player like me. Finally, the head covers are annoying but necessary (if you don't want the heads all scratched up) and they take up an extraordinary amount of space in your bag. That said, I would not be surprised to see the name brands take notice and start offering similar club designs. One last note, I found customer service at Eleven Golf to be outstanding. I may have jumped in early when demand was lower, but I got exceptional service from people at all levels.
Thanks for a well written and in depth personal experience on the course. I just tried some last week and was kind of shocked how much i liked them. I really liked 3-6 iron replacement. Kind of preferred my actual irons 7-sw for workability.
I am a 44 year old high handicap golfer (but getting better) who plays a 7, 9, and PW hybrid from Eleven Golf with 80g stiff shafts. I received them last fall. I’ve played multiple rounds with them last fall and this spring and cannot say enough about the clubs. They are forgiving on mishits, and launch high, land soft, and just plain work when struck well. They are great off the tee, for chipping, and for bump-and-runs if you have room to roll out. I have trouble using them for pitch shots/30 to 70 yard shots. (But I have trouble with those shots no matter the club). My 7 iron swing speed is between the speeds recommended for the 80g and 70g KBS shaft flex so I went with 80g. I probably should have gotten the 70g because the KBS shafts are much stiffer than the stiff flex in my Ping driver and 3-wood. They are well built but I’ve noticed cosmetic wear and tear on the face of the clubs but no performance issues. I’m extremely happy with the clubs, would absolutely buy them again, and will probably add the 3h and 5h to round out my “odd” set. And at about $113 for each hybrid, they provide great value. Hope this helps.
I have a set of these, and an ex pro pal of mine is also using them. These are incredible, i use them sometimes, but as i play a windy course, they are a bit spinny for me. My pal is loving his, and as an ex pro gets some strange looks. His scores justify the choice, not that you should need to justify anything. Dispersion is incredible, ease of use makes it a no brainer for senior golfers of any level, also suits new start golfers. On the course, hit them like irons, so compress the ball, don’t sweep too much, if you compress the ball, they fly long and straight.
I bought the 5 iron to check Eleven out. I love hitting the club so much that I’m buying the set. I’m an older beginner golfer. I just want to have more fun on the course.
I have used a full set of Lazrus hybrid clubs off and on for about 2 years. My other clubs I recently sold were Callaway X20’s. The Lazrus were 2-PW, which I also sold. I now have a senior set of Lazrus hybrids 1-AW, yes 11 clubs, I added a wide sole 58 & 65 by Lazrus with an Odyssey putter. I also picked up a used Adams V3 hybrid set. The Lazrus clubs are very forgiving and about 20-25 yards longer than my irons were when both are struck well.
I'm a five handicap and have a set of these on order. I'm very curious to see how the higher spin numbers reflect in actual ball flight on the course. I don't care what a club looks like if the results are favorable. I currently carry Big Bertha 3 and 5 hybrids.
I’ve now played these four rounds with mixed results. As I read in other places, these clubs swing heavy and require some adjustment. I also had to get comfortable aligning them; initially tending to consistently hit them right. The heavier swing weight feel might have something to do with a right tendency. I ended up using the KBS logo on the top of the shaft to help with alignment. I’m more comfortable with the longer clubs. I’m still getting used to the look of the nine and pitching wedge. I can definitely hit these high and the distances are close to my previous Stealth HD’s. I have Big Bertha 3 and 5 hybrids and the Eleven 6 iron falls right in place with the Big Bertha 5. Overall, these aren’t game changing so far but I’ll have a much better idea after another five rounds and more range time. I might spend some time on a simulator to verify gapping.
@@maa34711 with the ELEVENS just hit the ball first as your swing thought. The fact they launch higher is a definite enhancement. these clubs might not lower your score. I still have 3 wedges in my bag.
Hi. I am thinking about getting these clubs. Did you get anything custom with them? What flex and shaft type did you get? I’ve been dealing with Nick over there he’s the club builder.
Did you put whole set in your bag or keep your higher irons (say 9-sw)? I'm also around 6-8 handicap and tried my buddies hybrid set last week, absolutely loved the 3-6 iron hybrid replacement. Struggled with feel on higher lofts. Kept putting them over the green 😂
Nice review coach! I have been playing "Pinhawk" brand, single length all hybrids for 2 years now. Easily the best golf purchase I have ever made. I am consistent and my yardage is spot on. I honestly lowered my score by at least 10 strokes. Now if I can only get my putting in check! Anyone who is curious should at least give them a try. I went single length due to Bryson DeChambeau's logic regarding them and it has paid off.
i've been playing wedgewoods for 4 years. They are 2 degrees more loft than other clubs. PW is 46*. I love them. 65 yrs old & have shot sub par rounds at my local club.
Ordered the 6,7 and 8 went out and wow...what clubs..so have ordered the rest....cannot praise them enough and great for getting out of the crap rough!!
Would love to see you do more with these. One of my golf partners is in his early 60's and I'm trying to get him to try an entire set of these. He already has hybrid PW. Obviously he would need at the most a regular flex shaft. I'll forward this video to him since it finally hit 50 again and the last of the snow melted today here in WNY
I'd love to see a round with these. I swing a bag of SIM 2 Hybrids...all the way down to the 7 hybrid which I started swinging in place of my 7 iron. Good results
Love to see you playing a round with the elevens. I’m 75 and I’m seeing the signs I need help to compete with the youngsters I’m really interested in these clubs
Please test on the course. As an older golfer, I’m always looking for an advantage or an item that makes the game easier. I tend to like a very classic iron look, thin top line. I trust your reviews and would love to see you play them and get your honest opinion.
Great review, love your self reflective style and that lack of wasted words. There is hope for me yet. 11/11 to me. I'm considering buying my first NEW gold clubs, never bought new, always some random cheap used set that looks pretty or had good perceived value. The current set I have look the part, hit straight BUT have no distance, like i hit a 4iron to my buddies 7iron. I'm thinking these HYBRIDS might be manna from heaven to me. I'm a high handicapper who hasnt played in 30years, just getting back into t having retired. Might be time to treat myself.
I'd LOVE to see someone play a round using the Pinhawk single length hybrid irons. I've wanted to try single length for long time, and now all the new videos showing off hybrid irons has me wanting to try a set.
I have the TGI 80 in my 3 and 4 hybrids. Really like them, possibly my favorite clubs (this test probably shows why this is). Would consider putting TGI 80 in my irons for a lighter graphite option. I’m sure I’d benefit from hybrids in higher lofts as would many but not ready to go there
I have seen these reviewed by others. Nothing but positive comments. In some ways I wish I hadn't bought my current clubs as this would have definitely made me want to try them out.
33 HCP with 85 mph 7 iron swing speeds, so fairly fast but I just took a lesson and I am going to completely rebuild my swing from the ground up (I had it all wrong and small fixes were not working). I will be making slow swings for a long time until I can work my way up to a full speed swing. While I'm doing that I still want to have fun on the course. Would you recommend these to give me more acceptable results while I build a completely new swing?
I'm amazed by the spin increase compared to the irons. I'm guessing it's more from the lower center of gravity . Will be interesting to see how they fair out on the course.
I like how they offer custom instructions to be included because at 6'6" tall, I'd definitely want longer than standard length. Unfortunately I checked out the conversion to US dollars and found near $900 to be a little too steep for me without the opportunity to try them first.
Hey SG Are you hitting the 11 iron set like an iron shot ( hitting down on the ball) or like a fairway wood ( sweeping off the grass). Cheers PK. Love your channel content
Please please please do an on course review/test of the Eleven clubs. I'm really thinking about getting a set and would love to know your thoughts. Thanks
Try them on the course. The courses I play in Arkansas, most aren’t as plush as the courses you play on. Curious to see if they are good on tight lies. Thanks for your input.
I've seen other reviews of the Eleven clubs, and all of them have been very favorable reviews. I really would like to see you play a round with them on the course. I play with a complete set of Majek hybrids with senior shafts. They look a lot like the Elevens. They even come with those stupid socks to keep them from getting dinged up. They are a pain to use, but they do keep them nice.
Oh yeah, most definitely I would like to see you play a round of golf with them. At least 3 or 4 holes to get an idea what they’re like on the course. Maybe Par 3, Par4, and Par 5 holes to see how they act on the course. Can you get on the green in 2 on a par 5 with them? That is a good question!
its only ego that will stop you from playing these and scoring better ! thinking 3-6 Elevens in 70S and then keep my Miuras from 7 in - hey you can always add the other Elevens in later and the price is a steal 🙂
It definitely would be worth it to try them out on the course since the "proof is in the pudding" as it's said. Maybe even play two balls side by side; one with your regular irons and the other with the Eleven to see which one actually performs better under the same conditions. 😅 👍🏽
They are sometimes called “irons” and also “hybrids” when you are looking to buy them. I think you should compare them to other brands hybrids. Besides they look 100% hybrid.
It’s not a hoax. They are good for any hc. The trick is to practice hitting them 50 metres only. Until you get the idea of “weight of the club” hitting. Keep your head down don’t try and hit them long. The timing will come and they launch as far as my old irons. It’s staggering.
Your spin numbers were actually better with the hybrids. I would love to see you take em on the course, however, unlike Rick Shiels, use your normal wedges :D
Now you’ve gotta take them on the course and see the comparisons from those to irons. Play a full round with them and see how they fair?😏
Yes, take them to the course and show us how they preform.
I had a thumb injury last year that made me need to use a brace on my left hand. To play at all, I needed clubs with a tremendous amount of bounce (due to how shallow I had to approach the ball) and found I could hit my hybrids better than my irons. So, I actually bought these clubs. I loved them so much that, even though the injury has healed, I am continuing to play with them. I am a 60 year old 3 hdcp golfer and found that I just enjoy hitting these clubs. They are just fun to play with. The bonus...seeing the look on the faces of some playing partners that can't believe I just shot in the low 70s with these clubs!!
Do they go all the way up to lob wedge? Or are your SW & LW still traditional irons?
*edit: oh btw, you should post a pic of your bag on the golf subreddit. There's so many ppl who absolutely love the game but struggle playing from injury or other issues, and I'm sure they'd love to hear about your experience using these clubs
I purchased these earlier this year. An absolute must have for better experience. I’m a 9 handicap and my ball striking and control are so much better. Not just for a high handicap. They just work and make it easier to hit quality shots.
I'm 58 and a 8 handicap, I switched to a full set of these and they are so much fun and so forgiving. It's odd seeing so many RUclips golfers reviewing these, loving them but concluding 'yep they're more consistent than my own irons but I just prefer the look of blades’. It's like sticking with Persimmon drivers or a bullseye putter
You are correct. I laugh at some RUclipsrs who say I need my blades for workability. Yet SG was able to work fade and draws.
Have you noticed that golf is the only sport where amateurs try to make it harder? How many kids use wood bats?
It’s all ego brother.
I bought a full set last fall. They are as advertised. Full swings result in high-lofted, very accruate strokes. They produce similar results in fairways and low rough conditions, and perform like a traditional hybrid in deep rough. They do not bomb strokes significantly longer than similarly lofted game improvement irons, but they were like Howitzers compared to my traditionally-lofted 20-year old irons. For example, I hit my 36-degree 7-iron about 150, and I hit the 39-degree Eleven 9-iron about the same. I have carried 3-, 4-, and 5-hybrids in the past and found the Eleven clubs in this range to be very comparable to 10-15 year old models offered by the more expensive brands. (Please note that you can purchase individual clubs if you are simply looking for a low-priced, quality hybrid). I do have some downside concerns. First, full swings produce great results, but there isn't any "workability"--the design mitigates hooks and slices, so draws and fades are not something easy to produce. I also use my traditional pitching wedge around the green more than most golfers--more "bump-and-run" and less "flop" in my game--and I haven't been comfortable with the Eleven version in similar use. There isn't the same "feel" you get with traditional irons, especially if you are a "handsy" player like me. Finally, the head covers are annoying but necessary (if you don't want the heads all scratched up) and they take up an extraordinary amount of space in your bag. That said, I would not be surprised to see the name brands take notice and start offering similar club designs. One last note, I found customer service at Eleven Golf to be outstanding. I may have jumped in early when demand was lower, but I got exceptional service from people at all levels.
Thanks for a well written and in depth personal experience on the course. I just tried some last week and was kind of shocked how much i liked them. I really liked 3-6 iron replacement. Kind of preferred my actual irons 7-sw for workability.
Don’t all the brands already have comparable clubs, and just as they are on Eleven’s website they are called and sold as Hybrids.
I am a 44 year old high handicap golfer (but getting better) who plays a 7, 9, and PW hybrid from Eleven Golf with 80g stiff shafts. I received them last fall. I’ve played multiple rounds with them last fall and this spring and cannot say enough about the clubs. They are forgiving on mishits, and launch high, land soft, and just plain work when struck well. They are great off the tee, for chipping, and for bump-and-runs if you have room to roll out.
I have trouble using them for pitch shots/30 to 70 yard shots. (But I have trouble with those shots no matter the club).
My 7 iron swing speed is between the speeds recommended for the 80g and 70g KBS shaft flex so I went with 80g. I probably should have gotten the 70g because the KBS shafts are much stiffer than the stiff flex in my Ping driver and 3-wood.
They are well built but I’ve noticed cosmetic wear and tear on the face of the clubs but no performance issues.
I’m extremely happy with the clubs, would absolutely buy them again, and will probably add the 3h and 5h to round out my “odd” set.
And at about $113 for each hybrid, they provide great value.
Hope this helps.
I have a set of these, and an ex pro pal of mine is also using them. These are incredible, i use them sometimes, but as i play a windy course, they are a bit spinny for me. My pal is loving his, and as an ex pro gets some strange looks. His scores justify the choice, not that you should need to justify anything. Dispersion is incredible, ease of use makes it a no brainer for senior golfers of any level, also suits new start golfers. On the course, hit them like irons, so compress the ball, don’t sweep too much, if you compress the ball, they fly long and straight.
My daughter is 12 and wants to start playing this year.....this looks like a great place to start.
Been looking at these , still on the fence but ready to pull the Triger ! Thanks for the honest review !
Definitely need to see a round with these!
Thank you for giving some time to the all hybrids mafia Mr. Shortgame. Some day we will make in roads and get more converts. Lol
Got a set - takes some getting used to but it’s worth it. Try the PW out out a bunker.
Yes, on course video with these!! Great review MSG!
I bought the 5 iron to check Eleven out. I love hitting the club so much that I’m buying the set. I’m an older beginner golfer. I just want to have more fun on the course.
Thanks for reviewing clubs that I would like to play. And yes, I would like to see you play a round of golf with them.
I have used a full set of Lazrus hybrid clubs off and on for about 2 years. My other clubs I recently sold were Callaway X20’s. The Lazrus were 2-PW, which I also sold.
I now have a senior set of Lazrus hybrids 1-AW, yes 11 clubs, I added a wide sole 58 & 65 by Lazrus with an Odyssey putter. I also picked up a used Adams V3 hybrid set.
The Lazrus clubs are very forgiving and about 20-25 yards longer than my irons were when both are struck well.
I'm a five handicap and have a set of these on order. I'm very curious to see how the higher spin numbers reflect in actual ball flight on the course. I don't care what a club looks like if the results are favorable. I currently carry Big Bertha 3 and 5 hybrids.
I love the big Bertha hybrids
you wont be disappointed I went from a 17 to a 10 using Elevens
I’ve now played these four rounds with mixed results. As I read in other places, these clubs swing heavy and require some adjustment. I also had to get comfortable aligning them; initially tending to consistently hit them right. The heavier swing weight feel might have something to do with a right tendency. I ended up using the KBS logo on the top of the shaft to help with alignment. I’m more comfortable with the longer clubs. I’m still getting used to the look of the nine and pitching wedge. I can definitely hit these high and the distances are close to my previous Stealth HD’s. I have Big Bertha 3 and 5 hybrids and the Eleven 6 iron falls right in place with the Big Bertha 5. Overall, these aren’t game changing so far but I’ll have a much better idea after another five rounds and more range time. I might spend some time on a simulator to verify gapping.
@@maa34711 with the ELEVENS just hit the ball first as your swing thought. The fact they launch higher is a definite enhancement. these clubs might not lower your score. I still have 3 wedges in my bag.
I have had a full set for several months and wedges. Love them. Every time I go to my irons I go back. just preordered their new driver!
Hi. I am thinking about getting these clubs. Did you get anything custom with them? What flex and shaft type did you get? I’ve been dealing with Nick over there he’s the club builder.
Nick is the man! Let him know your swing speed/shaft preference. You can also select grip size. He will take care of you. You will LOVE them! 🔥⛳️❤️
Get out and try them . Just got mine a month ago, waiting for the weather to improve. Great numbers so far on simulator
Great review . I feel with the lofts as so , getting a gap wedge that’ll mix in
I am a 10 handicapper switched to a hybrid set 2 months ago and never hit the ball better.
Did you put whole set in your bag or keep your higher irons (say 9-sw)? I'm also around 6-8 handicap and tried my buddies hybrid set last week, absolutely loved the 3-6 iron hybrid replacement. Struggled with feel on higher lofts. Kept putting them over the green 😂
I’m definitely looking forward to seeing an entire round with these. Great Channel.
Nice review coach! I have been playing "Pinhawk" brand, single length all hybrids for 2 years now. Easily the best golf purchase I have ever made. I am consistent and my yardage is spot on. I honestly lowered my score by at least 10 strokes. Now if I can only get my putting in check! Anyone who is curious should at least give them a try. I went single length due to Bryson DeChambeau's logic regarding them and it has paid off.
Please do take them on the course. Very interesting. Found myself thinking about those Cleveland irons that look like semi-hybrids too.
i've been playing wedgewoods for 4 years. They are 2 degrees more loft than other clubs. PW is 46*. I love them. 65 yrs old & have shot sub par rounds at my local club.
I have Lazrus Hybrid iron set. I wonder how they would stack up against Eleven golf clubs? I would like to see you play these clubs on golf course.
Same. I am surprised there aren't any reviews on the Lazrus.
Ordered the 6,7 and 8 went out and wow...what clubs..so have ordered the rest....cannot praise them enough and great for getting out of the crap rough!!
Would love to see you do more with these. One of my golf partners is in his early 60's and I'm trying to get him to try an entire set of these. He already has hybrid PW. Obviously he would need at the most a regular flex shaft. I'll forward this video to him since it finally hit 50 again and the last of the snow melted today here in WNY
I'd love to see a round with these. I swing a bag of SIM 2 Hybrids...all the way down to the 7 hybrid which I started swinging in place of my 7 iron. Good results
Try using those at Atlanta National.. Since Fairways are a little thin might actually help with Chunks..
Love to see you playing a round with the elevens. I’m 75 and I’m seeing the signs I need help to compete with the youngsters I’m really interested in these clubs
Please test on the course. As an older golfer, I’m always looking for an advantage or an item that makes the game easier. I tend to like a very classic iron look, thin top line. I trust your reviews and would love to see you play them and get your honest opinion.
Great review, love your self reflective style and that lack of wasted words.
There is hope for me yet. 11/11 to me. I'm considering buying my first NEW gold clubs, never bought new, always some random cheap used set that looks pretty or had good perceived value. The current set I have look the part, hit straight BUT have no distance, like i hit a 4iron to my buddies 7iron. I'm thinking these HYBRIDS might be manna from heaven to me. I'm a high handicapper who hasnt played in 30years, just getting back into t having retired. Might be time to treat myself.
I'd LOVE to see someone play a round using the Pinhawk single length hybrid irons. I've wanted to try single length for long time, and now all the new videos showing off hybrid irons has me wanting to try a set.
💯 let’s see them in the course soon. Gotta see how they perform
I've been playing a set of Calloway GBB hybrids and a Lazarus PW for about a year now. Best thing I ever did. Test out the Callawayset if you can.
Definitely worth a try on course! Looks a scary pitching wedge though!!
Been thinking about trying these. But, you have to buy them. No golf shop by me in NJ has them. Going to contact them and see what they can do
Definitely considering them. They are a bit pricey. They make a Utility iron snd wedges too.
Take them to the course!!! Fascinating
First thing that I notice is the there is a huge difference in the grooves. Amazed at the spin rates you achieved.
Great clubs for beginners.
Yes, please take them out to the course and do a comparison!! Great to see real world comparison.
Gotta play those on the course . They seem great for older golfers who struggle to get an iron in the air
I have the TGI 80 in my 3 and 4 hybrids. Really like them. Would consider putting them in my irons for graphite option
I agree with the taking them outside and see how they do.
Just ordered a 7 wood!
I have the TGI 80 in my 3 and 4 hybrids. Really like them, possibly my favorite clubs (this test probably shows why this is). Would consider putting TGI 80 in my irons for a lighter graphite option. I’m sure I’d benefit from hybrids in higher lofts as would many but not ready to go there
I have seen these reviewed by others. Nothing but positive comments. In some ways I wish I hadn't bought my current clubs as this would have definitely made me want to try them out.
33 HCP with 85 mph 7 iron swing speeds, so fairly fast but I just took a lesson and I am going to completely rebuild my swing from the ground up (I had it all wrong and small fixes were not working). I will be making slow swings for a long time until I can work my way up to a full speed swing. While I'm doing that I still want to have fun on the course. Would you recommend these to give me more acceptable results while I build a completely new swing?
Yeah, you got to get them on the course for sure. That is a great video. Going to need a sand wedge still for those bunker shots.
Matt - with my ping hybrids I can hit a cut to get around a tree and out of trouble like I used to. any tips on that with a hybrid?
I'm amazed by the spin increase compared to the irons. I'm guessing it's more from the lower center of gravity . Will be interesting to see how they fair out on the course.
I like how they offer custom instructions to be included because at 6'6" tall, I'd definitely want longer than standard length. Unfortunately I checked out the conversion to US dollars and found near $900 to be a little too steep for me without the opportunity to try them first.
@sfink16 You can try just one club to see how you like them. I’d suggest trying the 7 iron…you won’t be disappointed!
@@sethnorthern711Good idea, I might try that.
I’ll tell ya I’m 65 and would love to try a set of these I think I could do much better , Thanks !
Would love to see you play 18 with these. I assume you would need conventional wedges for around the green & in bunkers. ⛳️
I had some Cobras like these. Very straight and easy to hit, but very short.
Take them to the course!
Thumbs up for me. Yes play with them on the wet green stuff outside.
I really want to try these as they sound like they would be right down my alley.
yes of course play them on the course.
Are you rockin the new og1 air max golf shoe? Just curious cause they look good. I think I want a pair.
I have a “friend” that needs to try them😊
Hey SG
Are you hitting the 11 iron set like an iron shot ( hitting down on the ball) or like a fairway wood ( sweeping off the grass).
Cheers PK.
Love your channel content
Same as any iron shot
Please please please do an on course review/test of the Eleven clubs. I'm really thinking about getting a set and would love to know your thoughts. Thanks
I’m ready to replace my clubs and these look promising. I can’t wait to see what you think about them after playing a round.
How do they perform out of the ruff?
I want to know how they're playing out of the rough or off hard pan or in the sand.. so on.
Wow, nice, but how are they though for chipping and pitching?? 😮
Must be good for short game as you can use 'chipper style?
Try them on the course. The courses I play in Arkansas, most aren’t as plush as the courses you play on. Curious to see if they are good on tight lies. Thanks for your input.
Definitely would consider these my iron game is what’s holding me from entering single digit handicaps
Where can you buy / order in the US??
I would like to see how they perform in the rough, sand, and chipping onto the green.
I've seen other reviews of the Eleven clubs, and all of them have been very favorable reviews. I really would like to see you play a round with them on the course. I play with a complete set of Majek hybrids with senior shafts. They look a lot like the Elevens. They even come with those stupid socks to keep them from getting dinged up. They are a pain to use, but they do keep them nice.
Oh yeah, most definitely I would like to see you play a round of golf with them. At least 3 or 4 holes to get an idea what they’re like on the course. Maybe Par 3, Par4, and Par 5 holes to see how they act on the course. Can you get on the green in 2 on a par 5 with them? That is a good question!
I own a set of these Eleven’s plus TM hybrids (Combo) and I’ll never go back to irons.. let’s keep it a secret 😅
Exactly brother. 🤫 let everyone else struggle 😂
Love it! Please play a round with them🤗
Wow. On to the course
Love to see you play a whole round with the Eleven clubs
its only ego that will stop you from playing these and scoring better ! thinking 3-6 Elevens in 70S and then keep my Miuras from 7 in - hey you can always add the other Elevens in later and the price is a steal 🙂
Definitely take them to the course.
Definitely want to see a round!
Absolutely you should play a roud with them . Every shot for the channel.
would like to see the 11 out on the course
It definitely would be worth it to try them out on the course since the "proof is in the pudding" as it's said.
Maybe even play two balls side by side; one with your regular irons and the other with the Eleven to see which one actually performs better under the same conditions. 😅 👍🏽
Are these clubs all the same length, or do their lengths vary like standard clubs?
Would love to see them on a course.
I definitely want to see a round played with the eleven. Course play is usually different
I'm 62 and hold a 7.6 handicap with Ping G710s. Please play a round with these 11s.
They remind me of the Browning 440 irons from the 80s
Take em on the course!
Yes. Please play a round with them.
Please take these on the course. I am curious
They are sometimes called “irons” and also “hybrids” when you are looking to buy them. I think you should compare them to other brands hybrids. Besides they look 100% hybrid.
It’s not a hoax. They are good for any hc. The trick is to practice hitting them 50 metres only. Until you get the idea of “weight of the club” hitting. Keep your head down don’t try and hit them long. The timing will come and they launch as far as my old irons. It’s staggering.
I’d like to see them on the course
Course review would be great
Your spin numbers were actually better with the hybrids. I would love to see you take em on the course, however, unlike Rick Shiels, use your normal wedges :D