James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“They sound as good as anything I've tested.”
Ridiculously forgiving and astronomically long with a surprisingly good sound in the scoring irons, but James thinks they're probably too expensive and lands on 'an okay set of clubs' best suited to slower swing speeds.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 4 cons− the facts
- +Extreme forgiveness: near-missed strikes on the five iron still flew 190 yards
- +Astronomical distance (7 iron carrying up to 191 yards for him)
- +Seven iron felt and sounded as good as anything he's tested
- −Very expensive ($239 per club, around $1,200 for a five-iron set) and he'd point most people to a fitted TaylorMade or Callaway set instead
- −Five iron feel left him on the fence, not amazingly soft
- −Spin can drop off, producing hot flyer-style distance gaps
For: Wealthier golfers with slower swing speeds who want maximum help, launch and distance
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