Comments on: F2 Wedge Review

By: lamont cranston

lamont cranston — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:56:00 +0000

Best wedge (56deg) I've ever owned. i'm going to replace all my wedges with them.

By: JJ

JJ — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 16:53:14 +0000

hey, Little Richard (and you know what's little)... Not supposed to get personal here, Jaggoff... I happen to shoot in the 70's, not great but decent, so get stuffed. Just giving an honest review here... maybe if you really stink, (like you) these will help... say if you hit an 8 iron 110. Otherwise, they suck and so does your mom. You a F2 employee or something?

By: richard

richard — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:02:31 +0000

JJ. I agree with you. Extremely bad swings like yours, nothing would help. Give up the game and you will never shank or chunk again. F2's will help 99% of those that use them You are the 1% it can't help.

By: JJ

JJ — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 22:59:59 +0000

Got the set of F2 irons and wedges with S graphite (irons) and steel (wedges). Absolutely stinko, all of them. Realized that you have to fix your swing flaws, not buy a goofy design to mask them. I am back to my favorite X-14 Pro series and Vokey Spin milled wedges. The wedges seemed to have the leading edge sticking out 1/2" from the hosel, towards the ball... how do you hit such a thing? Chunk-O-rama! And the irons felt harsh, no bang off the faces, short a whole club... And they do NOT cure the shanks, you still hit towards the heel you still have a really bad shot. The X-14's are more forgiving on heel shots, and sets like the RAC ht irons and the Slingshots are FAR more forgiving, as are the nice Ping G5's. Save the dough and take a few lessons is my advice, applicable to me too! Hit 'em well, guys!

By: richard

richard — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:25:00 +0000

I am a 10 handicap golfer 58 years old. Actually these clubs are a huge help around the green. I purchased the clone heads and put them together with steel shafts I had on some clubs I haven't used a long time. Each club cost me a total of $12. What a investment. They work just like the F2's and look like a twin. These clubs didn't take long to get used to the face forward. I can't seem to miss with these clubs. There is no thought process to figure out how to hit time. Just swing and let the club do the work. GREAT TECHNOLOGY. Where are the NIKE's MACGREGORS, COBRAS. They all missed the boat. My handicap will more than likely drop to a 7 because of these clubs. email me if you want more info golf1richard@yahoo.com

By: JJ

JJ — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:43:53 +0000

Hey, I just recently developed a BAD case of the shanks, so I purchased a used set of the F2 irons, with 56* and 60* wedges from Ebay... I am confident they will help. The reason for this post is that I wanted some feedback... I ahve had trouble for some long time hitting the pill close to the heel... I believe that my shanks came from playing with prescription sunglasses, and I have a heavy correction, being VERY nearsighted... I recently noticed that when I look down at the ball with my glasses on, and then slide my glasses up to still look at the ball, IT MOVES ALMOST 1.5 INCHES CLOSER TO ME!!! Please post if this may be the source of my shanks! No wonder they go off the heel or the hosel! Shanks can destroy the enjoyment of the game, yes? So I am hoping the F2 irons/wedges really help. and also an going to try contact lenses to try to eliminate the distortion that I think may be screwing up my game. Swinging the club to try to miss the ball to the inside is crazy, but that is what I now have to do to make clean contact... Comments?

By: Gary W

Gary W — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 17:46:13 +0000

I have had a F2 gap wedge for about 3 years. From 100 yds out and it the rough, it is spot on. I have a few issues with it on tight lies, but overall it is a good club. I agree with the review that it is a speciality club, but I have replaced my gap wedge with it, and do not regret it.

By: CRO

CRO — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:38:29 +0000

Short game has never been the best part of my game. I would putt the ball every time before using my wedges around the green. Just bought the 52 and 56 I have been using these for three days in a row (practice area only). No shanks and I could chip the ball with confidence around the green instead of using my putter and even when I had a miss hit, it did not go that much offline as it did when compared with my present wedges. I have used the 56 from 100 yds in. Half to three quarter swing works great. Sand shots have been a delight (closed and open face). It was not hard to get used to the club´s looks. I just found a replacement for my Cleveland`s CG10s

By: Mark A

Mark A — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 22:56:44 +0000

Bought a 60 degree F2. I had to see if it worked. Right from the first time I swung it it became my most reliable club. I have 3 years of golf under my belt and this one club has taken more strokes of my round than any other club I have ever tired. I will be buying more of the set.

By: Jim Burke

Jim Burke — Tue, 27 May 2008 01:03:58 +0000

Use to hit them sideways occasionally but not with the
F 2. Better in every way to the std. wedge.
Never gave the look of the club a second thought when it allowed me to score so well.
Hard to believe the look of the F 2 would bother anyone with the pie plate drivers that are in vogue now. I hope the contributors I play with and take $$$ from on a consistent basis continue to think the F 2 is too weird and ugly.
Seriously thinking about giving the 4 - PW a shot.