KZG Equipment/Fitting

[willirt]

Anybody using KZG equipment or have an opinion of their equipment and/or fitting process?

[golf_junkie27]

They are a fantastic company. They are only one of two golf companies that has their clubs forged entirely in Japan. Mizuno is the other. They make a variety of clubs, ranging from blades to game improvement irons.

I've hit the Tour Revolution irons, which are a players cavity back. They feel fantastic. The person I went to had me hit them with some Nippon Pro Steel Shafts at a D6 swingweight. They felt like pure butter.

Unfortunately, I did not have the cash to build a set but once this season is over, I will have him build me a set to spec. I have not tried their wedges but the ones he had were really nice, too. The great part is that he can do all the bending and lie adjustments and dial in the swingweights. An entire set: irons, wedges, a hybrid and FW with custom shafts were quoted to me for $800. So, I think it's a steal, price wise.

Like I said, though, those particular irons,the tour revolution, are fantastic. The best player's cavity I've hit.

[kevin.chan]

I am have mine for 2 years , KZG ZO Blade with Precision 5.5 D2 Swing Weight.

Great Club ! They felt like butter !

[trjohnson2]

my club guy in tallahasse really likes them, and offered to fit me, but i couldnt afford them at the time. He also works with some tour players, and says they love them. He told me id be suprised how many were using kzg even though they pay no sponsership money.

i would consider them sight unseen on his reccomendation

[indacup]

".... I've hit the Tour Revolution irons, which are a players cavity back....."

I believe you are referring to the EVOLUTION irons....a progressive iron set up...

The clubs are great...we have been a KZG dealer for 8 years....but most likely will discontinue, like so many other dealers, due to their attitude and way they treat their dealers. They are well made products....but you should be warned that all the support they talk about, may be gone, or harder to get as days go by.

[Pyranha]

Been playing KZG blades for almost 3 full seasons now and LOVE them to death. I was fitted at Adro's Custom Golf in Rockville MD for the full set of irons, driver, and a 5 wood (didn't fit the 3 because I was very happy with my stock Sonartec). The whole process took about 3 hours, and the guys at Adro's are definitely very good at what they do. Obviously ymmv depending on your fitter. As for the sticks? I think they feel every bit as good as Mizuno's forgings, and just like Mizzys they feel soft as butter when struck pure (and they nick like butter when you hit a rock too). Definitely consider taking a look at KZG if you're looking to get fitted.

-C

[willirt]

Thanks for the feedback. I've been considering getting fit for some irons, hopefully I'll have the cash soon.

[Bear]

I've been playing KZG irons for almost 8 years now. I'm playing what's now known as the "Cavity Backs' with Rifle shafts and I absolutely LOVE them. I made the move to them because I was looking for a little more help than you get from traditional muscle backs.

There aren't any compromises with KZG in terms of quality, they just don't spend a the money on advertising that the big names do.

I can truthfully say I'll be playing my KZG's for a long long time.

[Laxplayer201092]

my club guy in tallahasse really likes them, and offered to fit me, but i couldnt afford them at the time. He also works with some tour players, and says they love them. He told me id be suprised how many were using kzg even though they pay no sponsership money.

Yea, well one of their reps also told me that alot of TM staffers use their a KZG driver with a TM headcover on it..