Wilson Fat Shafts Irons

I have been playing golf for about 6 years and recently swapped my Wilson Prostaff graphite irons for a new set of Wilson Fat Shaft Hyper Carbon Irons. My playing handicap is 17 and being female, struggle to get any distance with my iron shots, however I believe that is all about to change. The Wilson Fat Shaft technology, I believe has the right idea for these clubs. With club head sizes increasing over the years, it makes sense to increase the shaft diameter producing less torque which means less twisting which means greater accuracy. A fatter shaft results in significanlty larger tip ... more

It was several years ago now that Wilson developed the new Fat Shaft technology. I thought at first that it made so much sense that the other manufacturers would follow suit but that was not the case, however, I still like the idea and it has helped my game (I keep thinking about that old saying - a bad workman always blames his tools?!) I have been playing golf for 6 years and recently swapped my first set, bought for my by my hubby for a new set of Wilson Fat Shaft Hyper Carbon Irons. My club handicap is 16 and although my game is generally okay, I often struggle to get any distance with my ... more

I have been playing golf on and off for the past 20 years. I do not take the game too seriously but am aware that others do. My handicap has ranged from 6 to 16 over the years and I am currently playing to about 10 if I am honest. Up until two months ago I played with a basic set of Spalding clubs and for a man of my standards they served me well. I was then introduced to the Wilson Fat Shafts and everything has changed. I paid £399 for the set of nine irons which I thought was a good price (I did shop around) the first couple of rounds were an absolute nightmare, all iron shot were very ... more