Wilson Golf- Staff FG Tour V2 3-PW Irons Steel

I had been looking for a new set of clubs for sometime. I previously played the Cleveland 588 MB irons, but the clubs were lost by the airline while traveling. When I mentioned that I was looking for new clubs, but more of a tour iron just not over 1k, one of the golf pros at my course recommended I try these the Staff FG Tour V2. I was skeptical when he said Wilson b/c they hadn't been a real player in the golf market since the 80's, but my pro hadn't steered me wrong before. I tested the clubs and only after 10 ball strikes I was sold. They are really beautifully classic in design, but the feel and ease in ability to work the ball were what sold me. I'm a single digit handicapper 6.4, but I struggled controlling ball flight and working the ball with cuts, fades, and trap draws with my Cleveland irons. the Tour V2 seemed to just make those shots much easier, and I found myself maintaining alot of yardage even on off center strikes which wasn't the case with my previous set. All in all the clubs are remarkable and legitimate tour quality, but much more reasonable at $700 to $800 (I got mine for a little less than $620 using my club discounts and rebate) than spending over $1k for the Titleist or Mizuno tour irons I originally was interested in. Loved the clubs so much I even picked up the FG tour V2 wedges 52, and the new FG tour Traction Control wedge- 56 degree. Been playing them both for a month and alread dropped my handicap to 5.3 primarily off the approaches inside of 100 yds with the 56 degree. It allows me to really trap the ball and put alot of spin even on punch shots. All in all I think a low to mid handicapper will be pleasantly surprised by these clubs and what they do for your game.

The real deal. Try these before you slap down the one grand for Titleist, Mizuno, or TM irons. They're worth a measuring test!

Great irons to play with, I gained distance since I feel confident swinging them and when they hit right they just feel awesome. New ball flight is slightly lower in trajectory, but for me that's a good thing. Still sticking greens.

The narrow topline is awesome and as long as you're a consistent ball striker (read: not the greatest but don't mishit a lot) then you'll benefit from these irons IMHO.

Tried mizuno mp53 , titleist ap2's these are much better. They are all about the same in length,but the wilsons have more feel , better to look at over the ball and the KBS shafts are incredible. Great bang for your buck.