The clubs I am talking about are regular steel shafted. The marketing line when I bought these clubs two years ago was that the fat shaft reduced the "twist" of the clubhead on mishit shots and so resulted in a straighter shot. Good marketing line. As I'm sure you all know there is no miracle cure in golf and so you can still hit bad shots with these clubs. Having said that, I would recommend these clubs. The main difference I found with the FS irons ... ...hit the mid and especially short irons. There was really no difference up to 5 iron, after that I found a considerable increase e.g wedge now flies 140 yards as opposed to 125 yards.
All golf clubs have to suit the individual personally. By this I mean they have to look and feel right to you before you've hit the shot. These irons do that for me. The grip is first class and the club head look good behind the ball. I don't "see" the fat shaft now, ...
...golf clubs are the King Cobra Irons, I have been using these clubs now for about six months and my handicap has come down 12 shots.
Not just luck but the excellent feel of these clubs, they have given me around 10-15 extra yards per club, i can now hit my 9 iron 145-150 and accurate. It is unbelievable the difference between these clubs and my old ones.
These clubs are excellent for a golfer with a handicap of around 18 - 24 whose game is decent. ...
Advantages: Easy to line up and easy to get right weight on the putts Disadvantages: --
I went to my local golf pro and asked what he thought what putters are easy to use and he recomended this one. I went to the local shop to buy one but i thought i should try it out first and I holed every putt on the practise putting green. So I bought it it has knocked off 5 shots off my handicap from 17 to 12. I havent had a three putt with it. This putter is really godd not just with the ligning up and direction but more importantly the weight ...
Advantages: Solid Irons which will last through the ages Disadvantages: Hard to compete with the new technology
...can stand by the quality of ping and especially this iron. I still do own several of these irons although not in my current bag set up, I would class them in my back-up range and that says a lot for an iron that was produced around two decades ago. ...
clarjpm 22.02.2007 ·Read full review
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Review of Ping Eye 2 Irons
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...~ ~ The Wilson Sporting Goods Company began back in 1913, as the result of a slaughterhouse in Chicago looking for new and innovative ways to use the by-products of their gruesome trade. They hit on the clever idea of using pig’s bladders in the manufacture of American footballs, and thus the Wilson company was born. Their first venture into the golf market was the manufacture of golf bags, using the hide of the animals they had slaughtered, ... ...Fame”, and he really put Wilson on the map in the golfing world. ~ ~ Wilson have always been a forward thinking company, and in 1933 one of their golf advisors, Willie Ogg, came up with a revolutionary new design of club called the “Ogg-mented Irons”, that are now considered to be the forerunner of today’s perimeter weighted irons. ~ ~ In the late 1930’s yet another famous name joined the Wilson stable, Sam Snead, and ...