Wilson Staff Ci7 Irons
Mar.15, 2010 in
Golf CLUBS
Product Description
THE NEW Ci7 IRON DRAWS ITS INSPIRATION FROM THE AWARD WINNING Ci6, AND IMPROVES UPON IT. IT COMBINES A TOUR – DRIVEN MID- SIZE SHAPE WITH A GREATER LEVEL OF FORGIVENESS FOR MAXIMUM PLAYABILITY. A GREAT IRON FOR THE PLAYER THAT REQUIRES SLIGHTLY MORE FORGIVENESS…. More >>
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March 15th, 2010 at 12:22 pm
Before buying these i was using titleist acushnet irons which were made in the mid 70’s (still great irons). I picked these up for a grand total of $270 with the 105 light steel shafts and my iron shots are much better. I also like the grips they come with. I gained 1-2 clubs in distance over the antique titleist irons and a little more forgiving sweet spot. Ive had much less slicing and hooks but ive had a pushing problem lately which i dont blame on the clubs. My only complaints about the clubs is maybe too light of a shaft but sometime in the future i might use lead tape. And also my order said it was 3-gw but i didnt get a 3 just a 4-gw. I dont mind especially for what i payed. overall i love these and everyone on the course admires them, even if they have a much more expensive set.
Rating: 4 / 5
March 15th, 2010 at 2:05 pm
Great irons, great feel, almost a club longer than old callway x-16. Definite bargain.
Rating: 5 / 5
March 15th, 2010 at 3:52 pm
I bought these clubs as my game got better. I had a set of Taylor Made RAC OS 2. I felt if I could consistently hit the sweet spot on those, I needed a set to be able to work the ball and control distance better. The Taylor Made’s seemed to balloon on me some times. These really have a good ball flight, and the long irons are easy to get up in the air. The short irons are kind of clunky, but just take some getting used to. They have more of a click at impact opposed to a thud that super-game improvement irons seem to provide. I would buy these if you are a mid-handicap and are looking for an affordable set of irons that will help everyone at any level.
Rating: 5 / 5
March 15th, 2010 at 5:46 pm
My iron play has never been better. Forgiving yet agile enough to shape shots if you want.
Rating: 5 / 5