Clubs

Wilson may not be the biggest name in golf products. Still, they have been consistently bringing out high-quality clubs since 1914. The D9 series is a testament to Wilson’s commitment to providing excellent equipment at a much more affordable price than many of its competitors. The D series of clubs has proven a popular choice amongst mid-handicap and beginner golfers for a long time. This is thanks to the extra distance and forgiveness you can squeeze out of these clubs. The Wilson D9 Irons will add distance to your swing and its game-improvement qualities to keep you on the fairway.

I recently watched a video where golf Youtuber Rick Shiels tested the P770 irons. He admittedly surprised me when he said they were the “best-looking irons he had ever seen.” Naturally, I felt that we should conduct a TaylorMade P770 review to test Shiels’ claim. In this post, we will look at the pros and cons of the P770’s to help you decide if they can add value to your game. What To Consider Before Buying a Set Of Irons Long Irons vs Hybrids Those with slower swing speeds may find it challenging to launch long irons with strengthened lofts.

PXG is a brand that is renowned for high-quality golf clubs that is the result of extensive research and development using only the best materials and processes. The PXG 0211 irons deviate slightly from this recipe. After 4 years of producing only high-quality, high-priced golf clubs, PXG decided to enter the mass market by offering a cast-iron club. The PXG 0311 irons are the forged equivalent of the 0211 cast clubs. Price was not the only factor that made PXG clubs unavailable to the average golfer. The nature of the beast meant that PXG irons were made for low handicap