Japan WaZaki Hybrid Iron Set USGA R A Rules Golf Club

14 handicapper. Personally I found irons a bit of a struggle to hit for a few years now , especially the lower irons which are more & more been replaced with hybrids ,which are imo far easier to hit from most lies rough , fairway or tee box . I have only had a couple of rounds with these & have been very impressed with both strike & ball flight , gained few yards with them too from my old set..forgiving & much more reliable in terms of a pure strike Great! clubs especially if you struggle to hit irons.? It's important if buying to chose correct shaft with regards weight. Overall a game changer for people who much prefer the hybrid,s the fundamentals of golf being more consistency & confidence so can enjoy your golf all year round. Tip ..buy 1 club see how you hit it ?,then if you like it treat yourself to the full set. 👍 John

A very good set of hybrid irons at an unbeatable price. The guarantee is for 5 years and the return options excellent if you're not completely happy. I was considering buying a set of Cobra hybrid irons but at £700+ this set made far more sense and I was not disappointed. I have used them about ten times so far, they hit the ball straight and longer than normal irons so I would tend to say that so far I am using one club less. I have always struggled hitting longer irons but not with these and I am now hitting the green from 150 to 160 yards out. The PW & SW are difficult getting out of bunkers and chipping onto the greens or getting out of longer grass so I would suggest keeping a standard SW & PW in the bag (these two clubs however do hit very easily off the fairway). For information I have a 19 handicap on the WHS and I am 73 years old and did not take up golf until I retired ten years ago. To summarise then I would recommend these clubs for anyone who struggles hitting accurate shots with longer irons and is a higher handicap player.

Clubs are a good length for shorter players. They hit longer than my old irons so over hitting some greens at the moment. Probably need to come down a club to hit proper distance. Clubs look great but can get marked if playing out of coarse sand or ground. I have found the pitching and sand wedge clubs to be more difficult to use. Will probably buy a wedge as difficult to use in sand with any accuracy. Overall I Zak hitting straighter and longer with these clubs so they work for me. Just need to buy a wedge for the sand as the club head design doesn’t work for me in sand. Good value compared to other makes.

Great for beginners and for the winter when the ground is muddy, with these i hit longer and straighter, but u still need you sand wedge irons for the short game and the bunker

Poor quality, I got them to replace my old hybrid ones . Have gone back to my old set

Oh yes what I have been waiting for forgiving and long shots spot on, recommend them to anybody and a darn sight cheaper than normal clubs, no problems even nice looking down on top

At 72 and having lost a lot of distance over the past three years or so, these clubs looked ideal for getting some of it back. I have found the mid irons to be good, but have not increased my distance by much if anything. The long irons have not had much use at all due to having a rescue hybrid wood in my bag, so the jury is still out on them. The biggest problem with these clubs is undoubtedly the sand wedge, it is impossible to hit the traditional sand shot with these. I used to be a 9.7 handicapper, so know what is required to play out of sand. The sand iron by its very shape makes it impossible to open the club face and then hit the sand about an inch or so behind the ball to get the ball out of a bunker. Forget it if you are close to the face of the bunker this club will simply not let you get out. The other problem I have discovered is chipping with these clubs. When it comes to those 20 to 30 yard and in distances, chipping with these is like trying to chip with a five wood, there is simply no feel and you just don't know how hard to hit the chip as a lot of the time the ball runs way past the hole if you use a similar stroke to how you used to chip with a regular iron. Practise will probably improve your chipping, but for bunker play take a dedicated sand iron with you. The clubs themselves look good and will probably do the job for either new or high handicap golfers, but for me the jury is very much still out. One good thing, I used to suffer from the shanks a lot, with these clubs that doesn't happen any more. So these are very much a swings and roundabouts set of clubs, some good points but also some bad points. For the price they are not bad, but if you are an experienced golfer, don't expect miracles as they won't happen. There is a 45 day money back or exchange for a different set, by that they mean a different shaft in the clubs, they come with a graphite pro 65 shaft in them, but can be changed for a lightweight graphite shaft if your not happy. The price is good for these clubs as they do look and feel good quality, and are well worth a look for the new and high handicap golfer, only thing I would change about them is drop the Sand Wedge and make them 4 or 5 iron to Pitching wedge. Update - Sadly I have decided that these clubs have far to many negatives for me to keep them. I have outlined the negatives above, and having now used the long irons more extensively, which made no difference to when I used my regular non-hybrid clubs long irons. So they are due to be picked up for returning today. One thing I did find was, it was impossible to contact Wazaki direct and their online chat told me to deal with Amazon direct. I was thinking about giving the clubs another go but with the lightweight shafts in them, but dealing with Amazon I was told it will be a refund. Initially Amazon told me I could not return them as I had passed the 30 day returns period. I had to point out to them that in the Wazaki clubs description it says 46 days. Anyway after a lot of tooing and froing I agreed to the refund from Amazon as that was the only option. So how you exchange these clubs for different shafted ones I have no idea.

Great set of clubs, good value and delivered on time

love these clubs! as a beginner i replace all my old 2000 model cobra irons with these and i don't regret it one bit , i am hitting straighter and even with my push or pull slice or a fade it is sooo much straighter! i can get a bit further but how straight they make the ball go helps me and my state of mind alot! great seller and go them about a week early! very well packaged but my only gripe is about the amount of plastic wrapping please switch to reusable paper it is much better , anyway aside from that as stated i love em! thanks very much! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

The difference between the Wazaki hybrids I bought and my old ones (now retired) is like chalk and cheese. If I have a problem with the new ones it is that I have to calculate my hitting distances again, I'm hitting the new ones much cleaner and further, nice problem to have. In three words, "they are fantastic".

Finally received the clubs and was able to use them on the course today for 18 holes. All I can say better then advertised and the clubs matched the reviews. The appearance of the clubs are stellar. Without any practice on the range using the clubs for the first time on the course was able to launch the ball with greater loft, increased distance on each of the clubs used today and the most important thing had way more control of the shots. Even on the ones that I missed hit the Hybrids were much more forgiving than any of my irons. Was a bit hesitant using the SW Hybrid out of the bunker but it worked like a champ, didn't hole it but kept it on the green. I would recommend these clubs for anybody but for golfers like myself that has lost some swing speed I will tell you it will improve your game!!!! Five thumbs Up!

Well constructed, have replaced all my irons and playing better golf. Price is a fraction of the name brands. Everything goes straight now, perfect control.

Stiff and short shafts- Vey clunky sound - not recommended