771CSI IRONS
Thin Face, High COR, Variable Thickness Face in a Carbon Steel Body to Offer a Wide Range in Lie and Loft Bending for Custom Fitting
Features:
- High 0.830 COR face design offers the most distance for all golfers
- CNC Machined Variable Thickness Face delivers superb off-center hit forgiveness
- Head body material is 1020C carbon steel to allow clubmakers to perform a wide range in loft and lie bending – previously all high COR thin face designs had to be mounted in a 17-4 stainless body, which limited loft and lie fitting options
- Conventional Head Size and Shape means a wider range of golfers will like the 771CSI design
- Fully Radiused Sole Design with Rounded Leading Edge offers golfers the best playability from all types of grass as well as from the rough
- Available in RH & LH in #4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, (AW RH only) in bright satin NiCr electroplated finish
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Hi Tom,
I opened my account on Diamond Golf and almost ready to start my shop. I will start by myself and build a new set. I am a left handed, low handicaper and always played forged irons. Had injuries to a knee and ankle and my swing changed. Do you recommend the 771? I want more forgivness and i still have good clubhead speed. I would put KBS C taper on. Thanks!
Sylvain Thank you very much for your interest and for choosing to open an account with Diamond Golf. We appreciate that very much! I first would like to say that I am sorry that we have not been able to offer any of our forged carbon steel iron models in left hand. Unfortunately we are a small specialty design company and with the typical left hand demand in the golf industry worldwide we simply would not be able to sell enough left hand forgings to offset the high cost of tooling dies and production. The die costs for a forging… Read more »
Thank you very much Tom!
As soon as the COVID is behind us, i will be able to attend clubmaking classes. By this time, i will read your books for sure!
Sylvain
Very good !! If I may make a suggestion, I would recommend that you read these books and in this order – 1) The New Search for the Perfect Golf Club; 2) Common Sense Clubfitting; 3) Part 2 of Cap’n Clubmaker:Experiences and Insights from a Life Spent in Search of the Perfect Golf Club. (OK< you can read part 1 of that book but for your actual needs of learning what you need to know to get good in this field, part 2 is for that!!) Thanks again ! TOM
Tom, recently started looking for new irons. Handicap dropped from 18+ to low teens. Heck, broke 80 for 1st it,e in life… anyway, my swin coach was a Wilson sponsored player for years and he turned me into the new D7,s… found a 5 iron to try… had a project x roofless steel 6.5 shaft… I play to s300s currently (at 52). Working with jerry kibler in GA on shafts and he let me hit a 771 for the shaft…l now I am confused on heads…. dr for ged or 771… trying to understand the difference… help!,,,,,
Patrick There is a big difference between any of the forged carbon steel iron models in our line and the 771CSI irons. The 771s are a full blown super game improvement iron design while the forged irons are definitely far more in the traditional “lower on the game improvement scale.” The 771s are investment cast from carbon steel to enable bending the heads for lie and loft purposes to be super easy and wide ranging. A thin high strength steel face plate is welded into the 771 body and that is the real key to the game improvement performance of… Read more »
Thanks Tom. I am currently playing Hireko’s warp speed. Probably play 8 iron 150 to 155,
I hope that I don’t cause you to take down the “Make a comment” section! What is your thoughts on my using my old 550C irons, at least in the higher lofts—say PW thru 7-iron? Or, would I just be better off going with all 771s?
I’m sure this will be one of my last questions!
Thanks.
Art
ART
That would not be my recommendation because, 1) the lofts of the old 550C are even higher per number than those of the 771’s; 2) the face of the 771 is high COR while the face of the 550s is not. You’d see distance gapping issues between where the 771 ends and the 550 begins in the set makeup. And impact feel differences too because impact feel is different between a thin, high strength steel high COR face and a thick forged carbon steel face. Best to stay with the 771 throughout the set.
TOM
Thanks—I was actually hoping that was going to be your answer. Thanks. Art
Hi Tom, I’m in the process of being fitted with Alex Robertson in Scotland. Already had 1st session and schedule for the 2nd one. Im 18 hdcp currently playing Mizuno MX 26 thus wonder whether at glance I will benefit more from 771 or the 565 irons which whatever shaft combination (weight , flex & lenght) will provide better smash factor. I was able to hit some shots with a spare sterling 7i and felt very soft even by being cast, so u8nderstand that this 771 will be similar feel? On the other hand would be greta to learn more… Read more »
Alvaro Thank you for taking your time to stop in and join us to ask your question! Lots of great golf in your area so I for one am very jealous that you have such an array of good golf to play up there!! There is no question that the 771CSI irons will achieve a higher smash factor because their faces are a thin, high strength steel for a higher COR. The 565’s are forged carbon steel with a conventional thicker face by far than the 771s. The Sterling 7 iron is the same exact high COR face as is… Read more »
Hi Tom,
Many thanks for taking the time to answer my questions.
As said, I found High COR face very soft feeling so Im sure 771 is the way to go.
With regards to the 10 clubs configuration my bad, I missunderstood. For better or worse I dont fall into those slow swing speeds cstegory thus Im afraid I will still have to carry 13 or 14 clubs ;-p
Hope you can have the time and chance to come and try finnest golf courses up here. Cheers!
Hi Tom, Thanks for taking the tim to answer. According to your comments the 771 are then the way to go, as said I found them surprisingly smooth compared to another cast from major OEM. regarding the 10 clubs configuration, my bad, I missunderstood for the better or worse I dont fall on those slow swing categories thus will have to carry a proper set up in my bag.
Hope you may be alow to travel shortly and enjoy the fine courses we have up here
Cheers!
Hi, Tom—Art Smith here again. I promise not to become your worst nightmare, but just a couple of more questions before I have Dick Leach (Aiken, SC) build my set of 771s. I would like your opinion on my idea. I was thinking the following: Three of you specialty wedges—60*, 56*, and 52*. Then, weak PW (48*), 9-iron (42*), weak 7-iron (36*), 6-iron (30*), weak 4-iron (maybe a degree—24*?), then your 3-hybrid (normal loft). Add my two fairway woods, the Wishon 919 THI driver, my putter, and my set is complete with 13 clubs. I have no qualms about a… Read more »
ART That set makeup is workable based on you knowing the distance gap change that will happen. As to which iron to bend, stronger or weaker, it is always better when you want to do that to bend the lower number higher in loft because that increases bounce whereas bending the higher number for less loft decreases bounce. There is more forgiveness factor in having a couple degs more bounce than there is in having a couple degs less bounce on any numbered iron. Distance difference between steel and graphite depends totally on how much weight difference there is between… Read more »
Thank you for all of your help. I’m ready to go. I think I will test the 90 gram light steel first. The difference between the shaft I have now to test the six iron is 120 grams; the graphite is about what–70 to 80 thereabouts? It’s worth trying just to see if I might like the light steel better. I’ll have that set in a month or less, and then the wedges are next, since I have had pretty good luck with the fairway woods I have now. Your help has been much appreciated. And, by the way, the… Read more »
Hi, Tom–I hope that you don’t get this as a duplicate, as I posted much the same in your “Contact Us” section. I had the pleasure of meeting you at the PGA Merchandise Show a couple of years ago. I have been a big fan for a number of years. Interestingly enough, a friend of mine from college–and now on the Tom Fazio architect staff for the last 50 years or thereabouts–Andy Banfield recommended a club fitting place over 15 years ago. I got fitted with Wishon 550C irons, and I loved them (I still have them, although I can’t… Read more »
ART My sincere thanks for taking your time to stop by and share your experiences with us. I really do appreciate your interest and your support. I can tell that we’d have a good time chewing the fat about the game and its equipment and I guarantee you that since I just turned 70 last month I certainly can commiserate with your comments about your clubhead speed and distance and assure you that if we ever did have a chance to tee it up we would not mess with the tips and would have much more fun from one of… Read more »
Hi, Tom–Thanks for your swift, thoughtful and helpful reply. May I ask how long it might be before your new iron design with the (I guess slightly) stronger lofts comes out? In truth, I am not especially hung up with distance per se. The number on the bottom of the club is just that–a number. I’m pretty good with “partial shots” (thank you Dave Pelz and the guys I taught with), so what do you think of starting with a PW and going through the 771s through the 4-iron? (Could I hit the 4-iron of the 771s if I have… Read more »
ART We’re just concepting a new game improvement iron at present, with an eye toward spring 2022 more than likely. New model development is very different these days what with the boom in golf that hit this year when golf became one of the few activities that was reasonably compatible with the changes in life brought about by the pandemic. All of the factories that manufacture the clubheads for all the different companies are slammed with orders so their lead times are far greater than ever seen in the history of the business. Time from placing an order for head… Read more »
Hi Tom–Thanks again for your informative and very helpful reply. I don’t want to wait that long to get the new irons, so I am going to go with the 771s. My club maker friend made me a 6-iron with a 771 head for me to try. I practiced with it yesterday and was really impressed. I got great trajectory, pretty good distance, and good control, and it’s a good looking club–no clunky look like my current irons have. I had him put in a 120 gm steel shaft, as I told him my current set didn’t allow me to… Read more »
ART Someone with your playing experience and the fact that you can still play well with decent shot consistency will almost always find that you need to go out and play a few times with the new irons before you make any final decisions on where the lofts need to be to get what you want in the distance gaps between each iron. It’s just not possible for a better player to go right out and have the distance gaps you want from day one. One reason is because every quality iron model ever made, no matter what company, comes… Read more »
Hi, Tom. Sorry, one more question. If you were in my shoes (74 in a month; OK player, but not great–I’m happy to hit ten to twelve greens nowadays, driver speed of 90 mph) would you go with the 771s or the 979 SS irons. I just looked at those, and they have a slightly more forgiving sole (at least it looks like it does). I noticed that those are cast and the 771s are forged, but (after reading your books) I am under the impression that from a performance standpoint, that shouldn’t be a drawback. Sorry to draw you… Read more »
Art No problem, not necessary to say sorry to ask for more information! It’s why I am here! FYI the 771’s are not forged – they are made from carbon steel just like a forging but they are investment cast carbon steel so I can get the consistent precision needed head after head to weld the high strength steel thin face into the body of the head. Not sure where you got the impression the 771s were forged as we have never had a miss print to that effect in any of the catalogs over the life of this model.… Read more »
Thanks. My bad. I don’t know where I got the idea that they were forged. Maybe I was thinking of my old set made 15+ years ago. It’s not an important feature for me. Maybe the clubmaker can take an extra satisfaction of crafting a beautiful head from a block of material, but I have never been able to notice a difference.
Thanks again.
ART It’s 2020 – no one crafts a clubhead from a block of material other than the few who do fully CNC machined putters like Bettinardi or some from Cameron. Sadly the old tooling masters that had to be made for each clubhead from which the dies were made are a thing of the past – the dinosaurs of the golf industry. Those guys who actually made the tooling master for each clubhead model from a block of brass or copper or aluminum with a lathe, milling machine, belt sanders and hand files were the true craftsmen of this industry… Read more »
Tom, I am 63 year old, 10 handicap, 98 mph driver SS, who due to hand and finger arthritis wanted or needed to try graphite shafts. So I picked up a set of 755pc with Wishon speed rated regular flex shafts. Easy to hit but the shafts and helpful combating the arthritis but to light for my tempo. I have since then acquired 771 cs. 5-PW that I had Steelfiber i95 regular flex installed by Mike Brown of Hamden , CT. The compression, feel, distance and forgiveness is all there for me. He did have place to some lead tape… Read more »
Tom,
771’s with Steelfiber fiber shafts have been wonderful.Can’t say enough about them. I did ask about your thoughts about the 755 pc in direct comparison with them in an earlier post. I keep the 754 pc 4 iron with the wishon speed rated 85 gram shaft in my bag. Would it be even better to find and replace it with a 771 csi 4 iron? Thanks in advance.
Mike
MIKE
No doubt if you had a 771-4 iron vs a 755 4-iron, as long as they were the same loft/same everything else, the 771 would generate a higher ball speed for the same clubhead speed because its COR is higher than that of the 755.
TOM
Tom I have your 771CSI irons, which were custom fitted for me by Rene Cleaver, Cheltenham, UK, some five years ago. Subsequently she has retired. So miss her guidance. Im 54 years old and have a club speed range which goes from 88 to 60 mph, driver to wedges, and understand that as I get older my club speed will slow down. At what club head speeds, will I need to think about swapping my current clubs, a mixture of your designs and Maltby, all fitted by Rene, for the Wishon 730CL set or will the 771CS irons and other… Read more »
GAVIN You did work with one of the best in Rene. I was very sad to hear that she retired from clubmaking, but she wanted to spend some time hiking around the Alps before she couldn’t so who can argue with that! You never HAVE TO switch from your 771 irons to a 730 set just because you may begin to drop some clubhead speed. The 771’s would still be functional at slower speeds – your distances would certainly drop with a drop in speed and your distance gaps between irons would compress smaller but you could still play them… Read more »
Tom
Thanks as always for your prompt and full answering of my question.
I look forward to many years to come of playing your designed clubs, irrespective of my swing speed.
Instead of spending my golfing money on equipment, I now can channel it into tuition and where I play, to enhance my golfing experience.
Thanks
Gavin
Hi Tom After being dragged back on the golf course the last couple of years, I decided it was time to get properly fitted set of clubs that I could enjoy now and in 3 years for my retirement, I had been out of the game for 20 years and still using persimmon Citation woods and what was left of my Powerbilt scotch blades. So rather than drive out of town to a box golf store I went To Golf Club Technology here in Woodstock,ON. I met Rick and told him of my plan of return to golf. This was… Read more »
Ralph Many thanks for taking the time to stop by and let us know about your enthusiastic return to the game! Good for you and even better that you chose to stop in to meet and work with Rick. We’ve known Rick for many years in the craft of custom clubfitting and his sincere passion for learning everything about proper fitting and club performance most certainly has built him a long line of very happy golfing customers. From my standpoint as the designer, when I know that someone is working with Rick, I have zero concern that the player won’t… Read more »
Tom,
I’ve been playing the discontinued 870ti irons with Xcaliber regular iron shafts for a few years. I’m considering upgrading to the replacement 771csi irons. I’ve had one clubfitter tell me that I would notice a big difference if I make the switch. In your opinion, would it make sense, and should I notice the difference? Thanks.
Doug White
DOUG I cannot say what the “big difference” would be that you would find if you changed from the 870s to the 771s, as the clubfitter said. For sure, the fact that I did the body of the 771’s from 8620 carbon steel will make any lie or loft fitting changes far, far, far more easy to do than is ever possible with the 17-4 stainless steel body of the 870s. Back when I did the 870s, the production factory insisted on using 17-4 for the body. They had never made a thin face, press fit installed face piece into… Read more »
Tom
Thanks for the very helpful and detailed reply. I love your last comment, “Now see, how many club designers will tell you that you do not have to go buy a new version model and that what you have is pretty darn good still!! HA!”
Hi Tom
Looking at getting fit with the 771’s. Being a lefty, I know I am limited to options. Was a 6.3 two seasons ago but have slipped back to a 10 having not played much since. Are there other lefty options with your models or is that pretty much it ? Also want a new driver. Suggestions ? By the way im 55 and swing speed prob not in equation as far as 100+ mph.
Thnx so much in advance
Ritchie I start by saying thanks very much for your interest and offering an apology for not having more of our models in left hand. This is one of the challenges in being a small engineering oriented design company without a big consumer marketing campaign. Never in my 35 yrs of designing clubheads have I ever seen a model that sold more than 8% in the left hand version of what it did in the right hand. That’s logical because 6% of American golfers play LH while 15% play LH in Canada, 12% in Sweden. So the net avg is… Read more »
Thnx so much Tom for taking the time. Oct 3 fitting with Jacques Lavack in Winnipeg very much looking forward to the consultation !
Ritchie
Great to hear that as Jacques is one of the best and most experienced clubmaker clubfitters anywhere. Please do me a favor and say hi to him for me if you would when you work with him! And do have fun at the fitting. In being able to work with a very experienced and knowledgeable fitter you will have a good time and learn a whole lot.
TOM
Tom
I have a full set of Wishon custom fitted golf clubs, putter to driver. However, what advice would you give me to match my clubs to the correct ball? What characterics should I be interested in? For example what number of pieces should I go for, the material of the outer layer and what compression rating?
GAVIN You’ll find me from all of my R&D work in club testing to be very critical of ball design and performance based on my findings. I have found that a ball can only affect actual shot performance when the golfer has a driver clubhead speed higher than 90mph, and typically though more like over 100mph from a totally practical standpoint. A golf ball requires a launch speed of over 125mph before any design elements of the ball can begin to influence aerodynamic flight. With a driver it takes a minimum clubhead speed of 85mph to achieve a ball speed… Read more »
Hi Tom
I have a set of your 771s and really enjoy playing them. I’m wondering if you have any thoughts on club grip selection? I have oversized grips on them now because I liked the “feel” when I first was fitted with the clubs. However, I’m considering going to “medium-sized” grips because frankly I have a better understanding of what I am doing with clubs in my hands now. Is it truly a matter of personal preference or is there something more to understand about how grips translate to performance? Thanks in advance.
GREG Grip size shall always be a personal preference of the individual golfer based strictly on what size feels the most comfortable to the player. While clubmakers can certainly do hand and finger measurements to offer a recommendation for a grip size, in no way is any measurement able to factor in what a grip FEELS like to the user. There are people who measure for a larger size grip who prefer one that is smaller just as there are people who measure for a smaller size grip and love the feel of one that is larger. The only best… Read more »
Tom, My questions are more specific to clubfitting as opposed to product or clubmaking. In researching custom fitting and clubmaking, it appears that there are two predominant groups, and a much more select third group. The first group performs detailed comprehensive fittings that utilize technology, actual hitting balls with various combinations of heads & shafts, as well as body measurements, but then builds or orders clubs principally from brand-name OEM components. The second group builds high quality custom clubs to exact specifications (true artisans), but their fitting process is limited to body measurements, questions about how the player perceives his… Read more »
Phil I complement you on your astute observations of the clubfitting industry these days. That’s pretty well thought out and on target. You only need a handful of insights that only someone who has lived through the growth of the custom fitting side of the golf equipment industry to offer to put it all together to be more clear. And since I started in this side of the industry in the late 70s and am still kicking I can pretty well provide that insight. A big reason for what let’s call the inconsistency in clubfitting is because no one person… Read more »
Tom,
Thank you so much for you in-depth and insightful reply. I sincerely appreciate you sharing your expertise and perspectives. Would you be willing to contact me via the email address that I provided in order to post? I wanted to ask a couple of specific questions about your recommendations for next steps.
Thanks,
Phil
Sure thing, happy to do so. Email from me coming to your Toro address soon.
TOM
i have a set of 771csi irons 5i thru aw, reg. steel fiber shafts. i have had these for six years and plan to update shafts, grips and would like a measurement chart. Also is there any advantage increasing the lofts 2 degrees? Thankyou
RON If you just go to this link – https://wishongolf.com/designs/iron-sets/new-771csi/ – you will be able to scroll down a small distance to see the specs chart that has all the specs for loft, lie and everything. If you increase the loft, you obviously would hit each iron higher and a little shorter so the only advantage to doing that would be, 1) if you have a very high clubhead speed to begin with but you have a very downward angle of attack that causes too low of a flight you would hit the ball a more normal height and not… Read more »
How to I order shafts and heads
Keith
If you are a custom clubmaker you are welcome to order through Diamond Golf International who are the owners now of my brand and the sole distributors of all of my product and technical designs. You can contact them through sales@wishongolf.com to set up an account. Thanks very much for your interest,
TOM
Hi Tom, I’ve seriously been considering getting a set of Wishon 771CSI irons custom fit by Paul Larson at High Plains Golf in Pincher Creek, Alberta Canada. I’ve never really calculated my exact handicap but I typically shoot anywhere from a 45 to 55 (depending on the day) on our local 9-hole, Par 37 course. So like a 90 to 110 on 18 holes roughly. I currently play PING G5 17-4 cast irons, 4-PW, steel, stiff flex with a blue dot (which I arrived at via their web fitting color code process about 10 years ago). They had standard grips… Read more »
Claire Absolutely the 771CSi irons are intended to be a game improvement iron that would be suitable for any player in search of a more forgiving iron that has a higher COR for more ball speed. I would say only players who are very good, lower handicap players with higher than average clubhead speed might want to look to a different iron model than the 771. All other golfers would be just fine when properly fit into this design. 2nd point of advise is to place your trust in Paul for your fitting needs because he does have the experience… Read more »
Hi Tom, considering purchasing a set of these fine irons or perhaps another similar set. I know personally Kevin Redfern from Pinner GC who is a renowned golf club fitter and is only a mile or so from my home. I currently play with Ping G’s. My question is, being a small guy playing off 6 handicap I don’t like heavy headed irons. What are the lightest irons in the Wishon range?
Many thanks in advance.
Raymond Thank you very much for your interest and for taking the time to stop by to ask about the irons. Always happy to help with any information. What you refer to as “heavy headness” has to do with how the clubmaker builds the iron heads into the finished set. It is not a condition built into the heads themselves on their own. Any set that is heavy headed is a condition of FEEL that happens either, 1) because the golfer has always been used to playing low swingweight clubs and just happens to trip across a set made with… Read more »
Hi Tom, I was fitted for 771CSI irons and 775HS hybrids 6 years ago and I’ve been extremely happy with them. After lots of use, they’re starting to show lots of wear and tear. I want to renew and get fit again either this season or the next. I’ve lost a bit of speed and consistency with age. I’m fine with getting 771CSI/775HS again but I’m curious if there are any successors planned? The hollow design of the EQ-1 irons sounds good but the single length setup doesn’t suit me. A few of the big brands have titanium alloy irons/taylormade,… Read more »
Frank I have had some talk with Diamond Golf who handle my product line about if there might be a time in the future when they wish me to design a follow up to the 771CSI irons. At this point no decision has been made mainly because the 771’s continue to be one of the very most popular models in my product line. Product line management sort of operates on the basis of “if it ain’t broke, don’t try to fix it” and a lot of the decision about whether an iron is ready to be replaced quite honestly has… Read more »
Hi Tom,
For each degree stronger you bend an iron how much does the offset increase?
Thanks
Dave
DAVE
Right about 0.65mm increase in offset for each 1 degree you bend the loft lower on an iron.
TOM
Hello Tom, 3 years ago I was fitted for a set 771 CSI irons and have enjoyed them very much. Recently, I got the impulse to buy another set of irons because they were “the best” according to all the reviews and hype. They were “fitted” to me online and I got a great price on them. When they arrived I was stoked to get to the range and do some comparisons against the 771’s. I fully expected to be blown away by the incredible distance and soft feel. Well, in total honesty and without a doubt, the fit, the… Read more »
Hello Tom,
I plan to work with Arnaud Maurin (Bordeaux – France) today I have Ping Anser 2011 with PX5.0 and I want to find more powerful and tolerant irons … I am 1.90 cm (sorry for my English I am French) and am left-handed.
What do you think of Mr Maurin?
and do the 771 csi match my needs with carbon shafts? (my speed is 86).
Thank you in advance for your return.
Cordially.
Christophe
Christophe Yes, I know Arnaud personally from the many correspondences that he and I have had in which he asks me questions about club design and clubfitting to advance his knowledge. I can tell you that very, very few clubmakers can match Arnaud’s interest and passion to know as much as he possibly can about clubfitting technology. I can verify that he is an excellent clubmaker and clubfitter and that he is one of the best in all of Europe. He will do a very good job of analyzing your swing and providing you with a high quality fitting experience.… Read more »
Hi Tom. I was fitted by Tim Mosel about two years ago for a full set but did not get new irons as Tim said my current ones were ok. I did get new woods and hybrids and one 771CSI 8 iron to replace my broken 8 iron. My irons are now 10 years old and want to replace them. Do you think I need to get refitted after two years or just have Tim make them based upon my fitting two years ago?
Thanks for the input.
ERIC Since I can rely on Tim Mosel’s fitting recommendations and fitting analysis being top notch, the way you know if you need to possibly have new fitting specs in a new set of irons is if any of these things have changed for you in the past ten years since the original fitting: a) if your clubhead speed is +5mph higher or -5mph lower than it was at the time of the previous fitting, you need to be re fit; b) if your swing path has changed from out/in to in/out or vice versa, a re fit is in… Read more »
Hi Tom, I just wanted you leave a comment concerning my recent fitting and purchase of the 771 CSI irons from Jeff Hatton in Marlow, England I made an appointment with Jeff following recommendation from two friends who had already experienced his quality service. I had previously bought a set of ‘fitted’ OEM irons from PGA Pro working in a retail outlet. After a few months playing with them my game and confidence were rock bottom. They just didn’t feel right. I never felt like a Jeff was ‘pushing’ me towards buying a new set. We merely discussed all options.… Read more »
Uk Wishon club fitters?
PAUL:
If you go to the home page of wishongolf.com, at the top of the page you will find a link for FIND A CLUBFITTER. click on it and you will be taken to a search tool that will allow you to input your address by country and town/city and the clubmakers that are closest to that location will be displayed. The search tool is international but do not put your postal code in, only your town/city and country and you’ll see the clubmakers nearest to you.
Thanks so much for your interest,
TOM
Hi Tom, What is the most forgiving irons you make with the least amount of offset.
JOE
That would be the 565MC irons. They are a slightly larger size forged carbon steel design with the deep back cavity made by CNC machining a raw blank back forging to create the deep cavity back. And the offset is a constant 2mm only through the set.
TOM