James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“Can we talk about this turf interaction with a set of albeit budget package clubs?”
The hollow-body-style, low-CG package irons launch easily, spin surprisingly hard (nearly 7,000 on a 9-iron with backspin on the green) and the steel shafts feel loadable rather than cheap, though they are elongated with plenty of offset.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +Nearly 7,000 rpm spin on a 9-iron with genuine backspin, remarkable for a package set
- +Low, deep CG makes them easy to launch
- +Shafts perform far better than typical package-set shafts and can be loaded attackingly
- −Elongated toe, thick offset look won't suit everyone
- −Full graphite option costs about £100 more
For: Newer and improving golfers who want forgiving, easy-launch irons in a complete set
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