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Kirkland Signature

2 reviewers
74

Well liked

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The takeaway

Pro V1 numbers at a third the price.

They agree

  • +Matches the Pro V1 off the driver
  • +Soft feel, checks up on chips
  • +Saves roughly $1,500 a year

The knocks

  • −Spins higher off the 7 iron
  • −Yearly spin swings, yellow may differ

Buy it ifyou want tour performance without tour prices

Skip it ifyou need consistent iron spin every batch

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The verdicts.

Today's Golfer

UK magazine, robot + human testing

Loved it

“why wouldn't you go get yourself a box of Kirkland”

At roughly a third of the Pro V1 price it held up shot-for-shot on course, and he thinks most amateurs should just buy it.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 2 cons
  • +Driver numbers essentially matched the Pro V1 (160 ball speed, 265 carry, ~2700 spin on his best strike)
  • +Soft off the face on chips, checked up quickly even on wet ground
  • +Bunker durability test showed no more wear than the Pro V1
  • −Spun noticeably higher with the 7 iron (~8,000 RPM vs ~7,200 for the Pro V1)
  • −Slightly clicky sound off the putter face compared to the Pro V1

For: Amateur golfers who lose a few balls a round and don't want to pay premium ball prices.

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MyGolfSpy

Data-driven independent testing

Mixed

A year-over-year spin anomaly with no clear explanation, and the yellow may differ from the white.

+ the facts · 2 cons
  • −Spin swung back to mid-to-upper range after last year's drop, with no explanation
  • −Yellow may play meaningfully different from white due to a different factory
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