Question about Wilson Staff Ci7

[adamdaassassin]

Hello. I am a sophomore in high school and I play on my school's golf team. I am an average golfer, and my ball striking ability would probably be above average on some days, but I was wondering, do you think it would be worthwhile buying these clubs and trying to play them? Or should I go for a more forgiving iron? My thought on it was to keep my current clubs until this school year is over, and then order these and see if I can get a feel for them over the summer. I read into them, and it seems like they are half blade, half cavity. I haven't played blades in my life, so I have no experience in the area, but if someone could guide me in the right direction, that'd be great.

[redsox98]

Have the Wison Staff Di7 and want to get rid of them. This is the first season with them and have hit around 15 buckets and played 4 rounds with them and can't stand them. I don't like the feel through the shaft on impact feels very clunky and with these clubs I am hitting the ball either to high or taking a acre with me.

Don't know about the Ci7' though.

[Fozcycle]

When I started playing in the 1950's, they were all "Blades"

My suggestion is to find a used set of quality blades, regrip them and try them out.

There are many choices for used or pre-owned irons at Golfsmith, Edwin Watts, Golf Galaxy.

[jammer59]

If you can shoot in the 90s and strike the ball reasonably well most of the time, then the Ci7s will be fine. While not an SGI club, they are solidly GI sticks and the have plenty of forgiveness for toe hits.