Keeping it Simple - The BFG Irons

Hi GRians,

i don't think we have gone to such details before but here's a showcase of how the irons look like in simple pictures. i will try and reduce the amount of articulation so that you can see the detailing yourself. the reason why we took these pictures is on the request of several US clubmakers who are interested to represent our brand in the Land of Plenty....so looks like the small brand from the little red dot might actually go places......

we start with LESS is MORE......



with CHAOS



comes the NEW ORDER.....

Every iron is Cad-Cam design and the Sweet Spot and CG is precisely where we want it to be.

Not many iron can stand this test of free standing on its own. and the result is the feel when you hit it and the ball where you want it....



The SPREAD..



The DEVIL is in the DETAILS.....not many OEM can achieve this sort of finishing on the hosel. Take a look at your own set.



Progressive OFFSET with R&A and USGA certified conforming grooves.....



hopefully we will see more of these in more regional markets.....



Thank you for looking and if you are already using the BFG irons, we thank you for your support and trust in our products.

DGman

Help me. Help me, please.

Hi eric,

Will you b able to list the loft of the standard bfg irons?

Appreciate it.

Thanks

Technospaz wrote:

Help me. Help me, please.

Go to BFG and help shall be given....

i need help too!

the part about the free standing irons really got my attention.

NIce photography!

Beautiful!
Finishg n QC top of the class!
Dun think few big brands can achieve such standard! Congrats BFG!

Not only beautiful, it's easy to hit and feel good too.

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EDB should be looking at this thread.

Shwong2003 wrote:

EDB should be looking at this thread.

Should be VC ... not EDB ...

Thank you for your kind comments and encouragement. we definitely need them.

the current set is a friendly set with progressive offset. we hope to introduce a player's cavity with less offset towards the end of the year.The conceptual target will be the low handicappers to professionals. Cad-Cam designing are already underway but the most difficult part is we will probably have to make our own tooling for the forged blanks, so finger's crossed at this point.

For those who wants the specs sheet, please PM me with your email address and i will send the PDF file to you....

Cheers....DGman

Hi there!

Are there sales for single irons? And is there a 2 iron for this clubs?

Thanks!

Proud owner of these irons. I think I take care of them more than I do with my hybrids and woods (incl. Driver).

how to remove some rust and repaint the number at the bottom?

players bfg irons... oh dear.....

mengteck71 wrote:

how to remove some rust and repaint the number at the bottom?

players bfg irons... oh dear.....

The paint of the numbering on my BFG iron also came off.
I used paint marker to paint it once a while

WILL33 wrote:

mengteck71 wrote:

how to remove some rust and repaint the number at the bottom?

players bfg irons... oh dear.....

The paint of the numbering on my BFG iron also came off.
I used paint marker to paint it once a while

Best to use paint for Tamiya. Peel off whatever paint left, clean the area and repaint them. Let them dry, usually for 24 hours in my case.

I use nail polish for my clubs.. but i dun own BFG irons

Simplicity coupled with a design and build well thought of. Performance runs parallel to many offerings out there, if not, better. The only difficulty it creates: this simple poison actually has no antidote.

Players cavity? oh man, God help me please.

BabyCroc wrote:

Simplicity coupled with a design and build well thought of. Performance runs parallel to many offerings out there, if not, better. The only difficulty it creates: this simple poison actually has no antidote.

Players cavity? oh man, God help me please.

Now who's getting poisoned

BFG irons getting more poisonous and harder to resist by the day!!!

Technospaz wrote:

BabyCroc wrote:

Simplicity coupled with a design and build well thought of. Performance runs parallel to many offerings out there, if not, better. The only difficulty it creates: this simple poison actually has no antidote.

Players cavity? oh man, God help me please.

Now who's getting poisoned

We all do. Just a matter of when the time is up.

BabyCroc wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

BabyCroc wrote:

Simplicity coupled with a design and build well thought of. Performance runs parallel to many offerings out there, if not, better. The only difficulty it creates: this simple poison actually has no antidote.

Players cavity? oh man, God help me please.

Now who's getting poisoned

We all do. Just a matter of when the time is up.

Wanna buy the players? I'll take over your GI ones

This is where it gets interesting....

we will share a quick presentation of how the BFG irons and wedges was first conceptualised and why we believe we can achieve some measure of creating something that we can own and control.

when you look at Chart #2 (Marketing Landscape), please understand that it is from a design, marketing, club fitter's and manufacturing point of view and not from a golfer who is buying a club. So i will personally not comment on that if there is any protest from fellow forummers.























this will give you a better idea of the big idea, the creation and the fitting of the BFG irons and wedges.

For those who are supporting performance over brand status, BFG is something that's considering.

DGman