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This was my first set of top tier irons.  Purchased used for $100.

 

Driver :wilsonstaff:  D9

3W, 5W, 7W :bridgestone:  J33

3-PW :wilsonstaff: D100

SW  :wilson: Harmonized

Putter :yesgolf: Christina


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On 4/11/2021 at 7:19 AM, xrayvizhen said:

I don't know how or why Wilson fell off the map for a good long time. They were one of the top brands in golf, maybe even #1.

They diluted their brand by selling mass produced box sets and people stopped looking at them as a top equipment manufacturer back in the early 70s and were just poorly run for decades.

Bill

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With Wilson Staff FG17s I have to choose 2-3 bigger club than my newer Taylormade M2s. But, the feel with FG17 is so phenomenal that I can deal with it.

FG17 3 iron have the same loft than M2 5 iron and saft lenght is same than M2 6 iron.

I am not a good player (hcp 18). However, FG17 are quite forgiving clubs being as blades. I just love them…


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5 hours ago, vemuli said:

I have to choose 2-3 bigger club than my newer Taylormade M2s.

Damn, that’s quite extreme. I get that feel is a nice thing but if you’re pulling a 5i instead of a 7 or 8i, that’s gotta be a score killer. 🧐

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On 7/4/2018 at 12:39 PM, billchao said:

Is it just me or does the blade shape change dramatically from 7 to 8?

I just checked my vintage set (Sam Snead blue ridges) and they mimic this. I also game 735.CMs from time to time, and not only does the cavity to blade change happen between 7 and 8, but the shape changes drastically as will.

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22 hours ago, Vinsk said:

Damn, that’s quite extreme. I get that feel is a nice thing but if you’re pulling a 5i instead of a 7 or 8i, that’s gotta be a score killer. 🧐

It is no a big deal. I need my irons shorter distance than 150m
max dist:

i3 140m

i4 130m 

i5 120m

i6 110m

i7 100m

i8 90m

i9 80m

pw 70m

I am not a big hitter but these blades are very consistent and accurate.  I will enjoy a lot to play with these old clubs.


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