Give them a try, especially if you are 20+ handicap or slow swing speed player.
October 16, 2025
This is my second season taking golf (somewhat) seriously. I have hit 95-96 on a few good rounds, but usually card a 98 - 102. So yeah... a weekend hacker at best.
For my skill and ability on a course, these clubs do exactly what I expect a set of Elytes, or Taylormade's would do in my hands. Meaning, my game is not good enough to really care about or optimize 6 extra yards as seen in test simulation, or to experience 8 more feet of loft when tested by a Tour pro who 5 - irons a ball 260 yards. I want a set of clubs that feel good in my hands, and a set of clubs that will perform comparable to my level of play. These do just that.
Pros
- > Very light and they swing well.
- > Large oversized club face which allows for just a bit more forgiveness if you don't have a proper
- swing path or stance
- > You can get 7 irons (of a prior gen model) for the cost of one Apex or Srixon iron.
Cons
- The grips... I changed them out right away.
- Flex... I ordered regular flex but they play like a senior club.
- Logo Plate... there is a tacky chrome Snake Eyes logo glued into the cavity back. Now most clubs do this, but these ones really look like a design afterthought.