James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“apart from the name, I think they're very, very good”
Hollow-bodied £550 DTC set with KBS shafts and Lamkin grips that James calls a bargain, with dispersion consistency rivaling bigger-name DTC brands.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Front-to-back dispersion was extremely tight even on skinny and toe strikes
- +Feels as good or better than other DTC irons he has tested, forged face gives soft feel
- +Sleek blade-like look competitive with TaylorMade, Cobra and Takomo styling
- −Chips come off a bit fiery around the greens until you learn the face
- −Confusing model name with unclear meaning
- −Strong lofts mean flights and gapping run long of standard
For: Golfers who want forgiving hollow-body distance irons with premium components at a budget price
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