The BEST FORGOTTEN £299 IRONS for Mid Handicap Golfers

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The BEST FORGOTTEN £299 IRONS for Mid Handicap Golfers


We take a look at how difficult finding a good set of mid handicap irons can be with a budget of £299… that not even starting with if their right for you!?

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  1. Loft is loft. 30° will go further than 34°. Calling them each a 7 iron is wrong. Sorry, just the way it is.
    Hell, just call a 24° a 7 for your bruised ego. Scratch out 4 and put 7. Get over it already. You don't hit the ball far. So what? Accept it and go on. Hit the 5.

  2. W/S went a bit off the rails with the fat shaft and have been struggling to recover ever since. I LOVE my fg-17s, and the brand always makes high quality forgings. Remember, the pros play clubs made by the highest bidder, NOT the best quality.

  3. Hi- thanks for the great review. I am about 22 handicap so I am on the high end still. Would the Wilsons be a great set to get and grow into? Currently carry a 7iron (30 deg loft) around 145 yards.

  4. Got fitted for Wilson D7s about 3 years ago, had one of the rubber inserts come out of my 7 iron and just recently one came out my pitching wedge. They are very nice irons but the fact that the inserts come out, I would never buy clubs with inserts ever again.

  5. Got a 5-PW set of 745s for £210 last year. They're great. They're dinged up, have some signs of usage on the club face and I had to get some new grips, but they feel great and for the price, I really can't complain.

  6. Great video, iron related questions for the mid-high handicapper… grips! It's great when you pick up a bargain, but re-gripping is an investment, is it worth it?

  7. Can hit pw 150 plus but can’t hit anything above 7 driver 200 but keep hitting shaft. Wtf is going on ?

    Big Bertha 2010 I think they are ones that came out with the driver. Driver ping g with the fins after your recommendation.

    Looks like I’m coming down on the ball but how am I getting 150’plus arrow straight with irons untill 7 ?

  8. Needed a second set looked high & low all strong prices (even second hand sets ) !! Got a brand new Ben Ross HTX full set with the putter £115 including delivery , been using them since November one of the best golfing decisions Ive made !! A quality set & brand !!

  9. I don't know why people are against strong lofted irons. You get to use shorter length irons that are easier to hit and go the same distance. Why would you not want that?

  10. Always been a taylormade lad but went over to cobra a year ago and id never change back. My set is radspeed one length irons with speedzone driver 3 wood its mad how much this set has changed my game

  11. Just got the WS D9 forged (5-pw) for £315, it was an ex demo set but had never been hit, heads and grips still in wrappers. Played twice and loving the feel, even in the frost.

  12. Haven't watched the video yet but I'm gonna raw dog recommend the Wilson Staff D7 forged, lovely KBS $ taper shaft as standard, just be careful of listings, the 100 are the stiff, any heavier is X and any lighter is R.

  13. I bought some cobra king forged one length irons (don't really know the model that's all the info on the club head) 4-pw for 240€ and they've been a peach. I have a fairly quick swing speed so the 4 iron is easy to get off the ground and they're solid, consisten irons all around that are nice to hit
    Edit: I think they're the 2017 model

  14. Currently playing the Wilson D7’s and they are awesome. I’ve seen many people “ graduate “ up to the T-100’s or P-770’s only to come back to their old D7’s. Definitely worth a go if you’re in the market.

  15. What if I’m a low mid handicap golfer but I’ve always played with blades. If I switch to some more forgiving irons, I might lose some strokes and then I wouldn’t be a mid handicap golfer anymore and I’d be using the wrong irons for my skill level?

  16. About I was fitted at Club Champion for a set of irons that cost around two thousand dollars. They were the worst junk I have ever tried to play. The entire build was wrong. I then got a set of Hogan ptx pro’s and have been happy with them since. And about a third the price.

  17. Doesn’t fit in the price criteria but I myself went from older cobra forge tec, to Nike Vapor Flys ( I know it’s an odd choice) but lemme tell you…. The easiest club I’ve ever been able to hit and they are consistent. And they’re Nike so they look awesome too!

  18. Great content. I’m a mid handicaper playing Hogan PTX Pros. I started with a cobra game improvement club, but the second hand Hogans have been so much more consistent for me. I thought I was going to lose forgiveness, but I actually gained consistency.

  19. I love my pxg 0211 irons you mentioned, +1 golfer 54 years of age, must just suit me loads of height and spin 6-pw,rarely use 5 iron as my 4 hybrid a good gap for 195-200 yards, reg shafts too.

  20. Gunna keep my Adams CB3s in the bag this year. A GOAT for forgiveness and accuracy and a very efficient face, I'm consistently getting 1.46 to 1.48 smash on them which is insane for 10 year old clubs. Even the new PXG 0317T can't deliver that consistent efficiency when I hit them.