Snake Eyes 675XC Iron Set (would you use them)

[RickPro]

Here is a brief description about them:

Snake Eyes Assembled 675XC Iron Set with Steel:

These iron heads are ideal for middle handicap players (12-20) looking for a solid, clean design that offers the soft feel of a forged iron. Snake Eyes 675XC Forged Irons are the big brother to the 675C irons and provide the same high-quality performance with precision billet-forged from 1035 carbon steel. The XC irons have a soft feel but offer a higher level of forgiveness.

The cavity of the 675XC is deeper than most forged irons are able to deliver, having gone through a six-step process. Golfers who want a clean set up and traditional profile yet don't always catch the ball on the center of the clubface will appreciate this model. As with the other 675 forged irons, each face is skim-milled for flatness and scorelines are machine milled to hit the pinnacle of consistency and performance. All 675 series irons feature 8-gram weight increments that allow for a progressive swingweight set.



summary:
best part these are are forged irons for a great price

so these clubs are like players clubs (clubs for low handicap players)
has a tour shape, tour hosel, tour offset.

looks clean, and i have seen them in the store and they dont look bad at all, but its made by snake eyes. i don't know if that is exactly good or bad.
i remember before they made some really awesome wedges and that is what i remember them for until they fell off the tour scene.

what do you guys think. would you play with these and save a lot of money in comparison to other forged irons (mizuno, titleist, callaway, etc...)

you can save more then 1/2 the price of the other guys.
would you consider these clubs at all?

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[JessN16]

Snake Eyes is a Golfsmith company, and I've had nothing but good experiences with Golfsmith-made products. There's another thread on this board about Golfsmith components that I started (look down a few posts and you'll find it) and someone in that thread recommends that very set you're talking about.

Jess