Wilson Staff irons

Hahaha, here goes the never ending quest for the better equipment. At my age (22), the only that is stopping me is the $$ problem, i dare not imagine how many sets i will have 10 years from now. The FG59s are really beautiful I must say, IMHO looks a little better than the Srixon ones.

Don't know about that, got to ask shorthitter what he thinks. He's played both, I've played neither

golf house is selling fg59 at abt $1300....

Not cheap, but I believe these are premium irons. Sadly Wilson doesn't have much resale value, and you might want to wait for some to surface in the 2nd hand market.

ghoonk wrote:

Don't know about that, got to ask shorthitter what he thinks. He's played both, I've played neither

Depends, both very good, Golf is confidence, if you find a set that suits your eye, you feel confident that is half the game...

I had a few great games with the Pro-100's, therefore they are better

But the grooves are not V so they are just paperweights at the moment.....

Paperweights? Never. I'll have em shafted up good at BFG and will be gaming them when we play. Believe me, they will be well-loved

I've already spoken with Eric, and will be bringing back my set of KBS Tour shafts if he doesn't have any used sets in stock. The guy I'm getting my KBS Tour shafts from in the US hasn't shipped my shafts yet, and it looks like I'm going to have to get him to courier it over to SG

I've never been able to play anything with a thick topline and visible offset (e.g. Big Bertha irons, most Callaways, etc), even when I was starting out. Always been a blade man, no idea why. My dad had a set of Ping Zing irons, and I swear, it's just so wrong

K well I doing training for NCAP, till Friday, I will be at Laguna tmw evening if you want to collect.........

Spoke with DGman, he says you can drop it off at BFG next time you pop by and he'll have it prepped and ready for shafting when I get it.

I'm getting sweet dreams about the Pro 100s now....

Ok so long as sweet dreams not wet!

Dont get too excited, they have been around the world a few times, some bag chatter etc there... but they still work!

Definitely not wet ones.

Put it this way, if you can shoot par with it and I can't, it's not the arrow la.

ghoonk wrote:

Definitely not wet ones.

Put it this way, if you can shoot par with it and I can't, it's not the arrow la.

Those ones went under............. waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay under at one stage.....

Good. That gives me something to work really hard for!

the tour slut have just score another one....

only this time i have to help him with the insertion and handling...

DGman

you know my next project after this is to build a wooden frame to hold PROUDLY 4 sets of blade irons in Singapore, right?

One day, I'm gonna open a 'blade irons' Hall of Fame and dedicate it to DGman -- proof that blade irons are NOT hard to play with.