James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“That feels as good as anything, like as good as any really, really expensive club.”
One-piece forged blades with a stretched face that shocked him with how good they feel and how far they go; at under £800 he genuinely wants them in his own bag.
+ the facts · 6 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Feel as good as any really expensive club, with proper blade feedback
- +Surprisingly long: 5-iron carrying 186-201 with totals over 200, 9-iron carrying 155
- +Stretched face adds perimeter-weighted forgiveness so mishits still perform
- −Still blades at heart, so not for everyone
- −On the higher end of affordable at around £700-£750
- −Second-hand resale market for a DTC brand may be tough
For: Lower handicappers, or mid handicappers aspiring to get there, who want blade looks and feel without the big-OEM price
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