These are the Best irons for MID Handicap golfers !

[@The_Oak_Staff]

So, ignoring his "looks" category (because it is completely subjective) the actual rankings would be: Joint 1st: Ping & Callaway (19 points) 3rd: Mizuno (17 points) 4th: Kirkland (16 points) Joint 5th: Cobra & Taylormade (13 points) If you then also ignore the price (if money isn't an object to you) the rankings would be: 1st: Ping (17 points) 2nd: Callaway (16 points) 3rd: Mizuno (13 points) Joint 4th: Kirkland & Taylormade (10 points) 6th: Cobra (8 points)

[@jameslaughter5183]

Brilliant !!! Do you know Mr, Miss, Mrs, or MS Staft, Rick is looking for a producer. Please apply.

[@danienel5742]

Much better ranking

[@jasonsuter13]

@@The_Oak_Staff totally agree

[@theythinkimmadyouknow]

assuming a low handicap golfers testing on behalf of a mid handicappers has any validity whatsoever

[@2sqnbandit379]

@@theythinkimmadyouknow good point that, I game them MP 241-245 mixed bag, to me any hcp can game them, very forgiving, however I let my 18 hcp buddy try them, I said you’ll love them, but he couldn’t play them at all. So what feels forgiving for a low hcp doesn’t mean it’s the case for a mid or high hcp.

[@joebeem7350]

Can’t believe there are no Srixon ZX5 in this test!

[@jamesharkin-cn5fj]

Got them myself mate, absolute cheat code of a club.

[@stevebidmead5655]

I thought the same. Possibly because the new Srixon ZXi range only just came out...? They're the top of my list

[@davidlewisTN]

They were 2023 release.

[@richardsneed1255]

Srixon never gets much love in these KZbin reviews.

[@leeviburdette2348]

came to say the same thing, even the zx4's are as good as the ones reviewed

[@craigpusey4733]

I've just picked up my P770's today. Always go for a fitting and never go solely on KZbin reviews. I hit the CW apex Ai200 irons furthest and had a faster club head speed but a wide dispersion. The Ping i530's were ok, not the furthest and not the best grouping. I tried the P790's but didn't get on with them, did ok with P7CB's but the P770's had the best dispersion by far and a consistent distance. Never buy blind and never go in with your heart and mind set, try everything and really try lots of shafts because I found that made the most difference.

[@johnpetolillo288]

Couldn’t agree more with that statement. It’s all what works with your swing. I went for my first ever fitting and got fit into the P790s. Hit them great and very consistent with dispersion. Thought going in I was getting fit into the Pro 245 but my swing didn’t get along with them for some reason. Hit a bunch of different irons but the P790s were the clear winner for me. Got fit into a heavier shaft as well which I was kind of shocked with

[@craigpusey4733]

@johnpetolillo288 my old shafts were KBS Tour x stiff 130 and I just couldn't hit them anymore. I'm now using a Dynamic Gold Stiff 115 and it's made a world of difference. I honestly believe it's more about the shafts than the heads there days.

[@johnpetolillo288]

@@craigpusey4733 Absolutely, Shafts play a huge part. The head is more or less of what you are comfortable with at address to an extent. I think the shaft is more important. My current gamers (well old ones now) JPX 923 Hot Metals have KBS Tour Lites Stiff flex in them. To my surprise, I was fit into a heavier shaft but a regular flex. Here I thought I would be fit into a lighter flex. By being fit into the heavier shaft, it shrunk my dispersion circle a lot and I was hitting much more consistent shots. Was definitely surprised with that.

[@alcw625]

you are going to love them...best irons I've ever owned...the ball flies off the face...they've held up well and still look great. I'm remind everyone, the club makers don't pay you...buy something that's fit right for you and your swing.

[@johnpetolillo288]

@@alcw625 yeah I’m super excited for them to come in! Can’t go against the data. The fitting was extremely helpful. Was honestly shocked how well I was hitting them compared to my current gamers. 17 feet higher with a bigger decent angle and more spin. All while not sacrificing any distance. Kind of an eye opener. Not to mention the consistency and dispersion circle was very consistent, which is what I was looking for in an iron. Helps that these look awesome as well

[@bob5365]

I went for a fitting a few months ago and ended up getting the Callaway AI300's. I actually had them made 2 degrees weaker because they were 6 degrees stronger than my last set of clubs. They are everything I wanted in a club. I still go for lessons and my coach said he's never seen someone hit shots so straight and consistent. I also average about 25 yards more distance on each club from my last set.

[@40Rouge]

Why not add the Takomo’s? You already cracked that egg, so why not add the 201 or 101T’s in this? I’m about to purchase a set of Haywood signature irons, but Takomo’s can act as a proxy for the DTC brands that make these types of irons.

[@civik29]

Great comment. I've stopped watching club recommendations that do not include Takomo as an option. I'm sure there's alot that goes into these recommendations but the unintended major brand bias is blatantly obvious.

[@soloking2141]

@@civik29 Rick is very much a brand/blade snob.

[@JaxReds]

They don’t rly fit in Cb/MB are a little too unforgiving and the 101s are a little too much

[@kadengg1958]

@@JaxReds They have the 201s that are made specifically for mid-handicappers. Would've loved to see them in here compared to these other brands.

[@BSchindel1]

Because he was talking about 2024 releases.

[@East_Tennessee_Golfer]

You missed it on Mizuno, the 925 pro is game improvement! You needed to is the pro 245 it’s hollow body like the others!!! Yet another video doing Mizuno a major disservice!! I really think you have something against Mizuno!!! Comment and prove me wrong

[@soloking2141]

Yes, the 245s are a beautiful mid handicap iron. The JPXs are def game improvement as you said. A massive injustice.

[@deadgum11]

I've been asking him to do the 245s for months now, no response

[@East_Tennessee_Golfer]

@ we need a bunch of likes and replies, so that Rick or his team see’s this

[@bobnish1]

I doubt he is going to comment to 'prove you wrong', but he did get the Mizuno wrong. the 245 is the right set to be testing against the others, especially against TM, Callaway, and even against kirkland. Hallow body, much better looking and for the mid-HCP even towards the lower HCP.

[@soloking2141]

@@bobnish1 yeah I doubt he reads comments at all. He has a team to do that now. Hes as disconnected from his community as ever. Success does that I suppose and success he has had.

[@bennorris3712]

I’m still gaming the 2019 Apex. Love that iron range. Might have to upgrade for 2025. Great review Rick!

[@jamesmudie-mantz1421]

Can‘t believe titleist t200s are not there 😮 Maybe you need to do this again with titleist, srixon, inesis, Wilson, takomo & PXG as a second semi final, then do a head to head final of winner vs Pings

[@jonathanely6064]

Fully agree with this. I'd love to see how Rick scores these, especially the PXG Gen7 0311 XP which I'm dying to try out

[@trevorammons343]

pxg fr - 0317t are solid af

[@darrenrider5676]

Rick I don't understand why you haven't reviewed the mizuno pro 241, 243, & 245. The 245 is a much more progressive iron than the 925 HM Pro

[@deadgum11]

I've been saying he should review these for months now

[@StephenFugarino]

This makes no since to me either, Mizuno makes the best hollow body, CB, and bladed irons I would say ever, he just doesn’t like mizuno for some reason or another, maybe they don’t pay him, he’s a Ping and Cobra type person though, that says it all though

[@darrenrider5676]

@@StephenFugarino the paid promos seem to be the only possible reason I can come up with as well. His review of takomo irons suggested he thought they were at least equal to the P790, yet they weren't in this test either

[@jakehoward2564]

Went from not even reviewing them to #1 iron for mid handicappers. I bought them before you reviewed them and loved them but was unsure why the biggest youtuber never reviewed them. I glad to see I have good taste.

[@brookeswitzer9783]

I just got fit for Ping i530s at the end of the season and I've only done driving range sessions with them, but I love them. I didn't intend on getting them walking into the fitting, but they are incredible. Thank you for making me feel better about my purchase 😂

[@dandunne-d5b]

Have the Ping I530 and they literally are the best irons I’ve ever played.

[@JVGaming]

Amen, just ordered them after a fitting.

[@andybt3989]

I’ve tried them and the G430 and the i530 is just as forgiving. Seriously considering the i530.

[@donaldwood8574]

ai have the i530's in the retro lofts and love them

[@Matt-xc4wd]

@@dandunne-d5b what wedge set up you got with them . Was thinking I’d prob have to change to 48 54 60 with the lofts being so strong if I switched to the i530

[@dandunne-d5b]

@@Matt-xc4wd lofts are jacked but the ball goes high, your angle of attack may be different and you may have to go with all those wedges. I just have a 54, 58.

[@davidhilton8612]

Get fitted because they are i530 are absolutely amazing, had them for a month now and the best I’ve ever had.

[@M440iUK]

This makes me feel pretty good about my choices as I changed my P790’s for a set of i530’s. The Pings are confidence inspiring and have really changed the way I approach the course.

[@TagalogTeeTime]

I'm a 12 HCP and I just got the Titleist T150s. They are fire!!! Highly recommended.

[@BeStrongADAPT]

Got the pings, love them…

[@stuartjames1971]

The test winners are already in my bag. I agree with what you said about the feel & distance and also how they compared to the P790’s……. Great review and yes I am biased…. ⛳️👍🏻💪⛳️

[@jamesbulczak1319]

The ZX5 should have probably been part of this test…and if we’re opening the door to the Kirkland irons, then Takomo, Vice, Sub70, et al should be part of the conversation.

[@caseypence7201]

I was basically dead set on on getting a set of P790s, but went in for a fitting and the pings just felt better and looked better behind the ball.

[@CoomzTube]

Entertaining content as always, but yet again a complete absence of Srixon products. The ZX series irons have consistently won praise, accolades and positive feedback from around the golfing community. They've won awards and have consistently been reviewed as some of the best irons on the market for mid handicappers (ZX5) and lower handicap golfers (ZX7). Having followed Rick and his channels and podcast for years, Srixon is never mentioned to the point where they're conspicuous by their absence. I can only assume that there's some kind of embargo or cease and desist which leads to Srixon never being mentioned or tested alongside other leading (or DTC) brands, including Driver, FW, irons, wedges and balls. Although I seem to remember Rick testing the Z Star years ago, but that's about it. As a fan of the channel, a listener to the podcast series since day one and a huge fan of golf I'd love Rick or Guy to at least comment on why. I'm fairly sure I'm not the only one thinking this.

[@pauljohnston3684]

Great video. Have you done a similar video for high handicap golfers?

[@jamescreekmore3855]

Get some used cavity backs for irons, get a fitting for a driver, and practice technique, and practice technique, and practice technique...

[@felixramos4776]

If you don’t mind going for a previous model, Ping i525 look even nicer (less chunky) and you can get them for a lot less than the new ones. Love my Ping i525!!!

[@clintwilliams2705]

Exact same here!! Love my 525’s!!

[@petekenny3774]

Bang on mate 525s are quality

[@itsdaley]

Im guessing I'm classed as a mid to high handicap (shoot around 90 each round) I got myself a set of taylormade p7mc earlier this year and it's helped my game big time

[@TheHammerIRJ420]

I don't think I've seen Rick hit PXG irons. I went from Pings to PXG 0311s and have never looked back. I love them.

[@bobzielinski3823]

Obviously you can't include an obnoxious amount of irons in the test but don't you think that Wilson DynaPwr deserved a shot? Looks, price, feel and performance would have been near or at the top of every category.

[@adrianlovett3483]

As a 16 handicapper I have tried the Ping , Calloway , Taylor Made and Mizuno. The Pings were the only clubs that could match my game improvement irons for distance, which is key for me . I think they have made a Game Improvement Iron that looks and feels like a players distance iron which might justify the cost ?

[@PronotoSeal]

fantastic analysis. Can you do a similar review for high handicappers / beginners. Will be really helpful for the audience. Great going Rick. Big fan

[@jayyoo]

I got fitted with Mizuno and TaylorMade and ended up going with PXG gen7. It out performed the Mizuno and the TM 0770 and TM 0790!by a long shot.

[@scotttempleman1287]

i agree with you on the p790's and they are what i use. At the start of the year i wanted new irons, my mate has an older set of p790 which i had tried on the range and loved them so i decided to go for a fitting and was actually fitted into them, After the full season playing with them they just don't feel as good as the ones from a couple years ago, i think you mentioned it in a previous testing also.

[@neilshayler3119]

Ping getting a lot right at present the I230 is superb the new blueprints and i530 then top it off with the G range Downside just pricey but do the job

[@silverlionblades]

100% spot on p790 is king! I have gamed over 10 different iron sets in the last 2 years just to find the perfect set including cobra, takomo, sub70, callaway, ping and none of them feel as good as the p790…. Granted I’m now in the new 2024 p770 and love them but the p790 is just an amazing set of irons for a mid handicap player. 👍🏼🙂⛳️

[@martinrobinson2811]

Brilliant video that Rick need some new irons that's helped me out a lot 😅 thanks.⛳️

[@jpdst29]

I’d like to see a head to head matchup with the Kirkland signature irons versus the Takomo irons. Since they are two of the lower priced sets out there.

[@brendanfardell1235]

Such a good iron category. You could’ve added the takomo 101’s, Wilson staff dynapower forged, Srixon ZX5, Titleist T200. It hilarious that the p790 and Kirkland tied for 3rd… wonder if that would come up in the court case!😂

[@bobpegram8042]

Because all of the irons hit hit the ball within a 5 yard variance, it seems distance should rated way lower than accuracy. Accuracy problems will cost way more shots than slight distance differences, especially since the distance differences don't matter as much once the golfer knows what distance each club hits. To put it in a more extreme way, a shorter hitting golfer who is very accurate will usually beat a longer hitter who has accuracy problems, assuming equal ball striking skill levels. Looks are somewhat personal so those should be weighted less as well. I agree on the weighting of price and feel. Summary: Accuracy should be weighted double. Price and feel as is. Price varies by a golfer's economic status so each golfer will weight that differently. Distance and looks weighted half. If the distance differences were more extreme, then I would say weighted full. Takomo's should have been included as others have said. I would buy the 201s if I were in the market for irons. Mine are old - 2011 (old lofts like blades). They are the head model Furyk used to shoot 58 (Callaway RAZR X Forged). I didn't know that when I bought them used from Callaway pre-owned.

[@TheMachoMan]

I don't understand why you've never tested Srixon irons. They are insanely good. ZX5s should be top 3 on this list

[@petekenny3774]

Zx7 and zx4s awesome irons

[@TheMachoMan]

@petekenny3774 yes 100% correct

[@karmachane5317]

Would be good if you had a mid handicap golfer with a mid handicap swing to test these I’m a mid handicap and wouldn’t hit all them irons as good as you do Ricky boy

[@2kEnzos]

I recently got fitted into i530's, can't wait until they show!

[@MosAchillesJourney24]

Glad i got the ping i530s

[@williamcurrie3055]

Considering getting takomos going from an older set of p790s so would have been good to see them stacked up against them

[@A1BASE]

Looks have always been a weird one for me as a reason to buy a specific club. Older, more experienced golfers love the thin, bladed look because that’s what they grew up with associating with great players. I’d be really interested to see what a new or younger player thinks of the looks of a comparative set like this. Someone without that bias. I have a feeling it would be very different.

[@joshuazavala2311]

where are the Wilson Dynapower Forged?? Amazing clubs with great distance and forgiveness for mid hadnicap players in my opinion.

[@undefeated6670]

Loved this concept, would love to see this applied to othee clubs

[@Kdpeters80]

Weird Mizuno pick, I expected the p790 equivalent, Mizuno pro 245

[@daveward5040]

It's good to see reviews on clubs but it's not the be all and end of the search for new clubs. I recently had a full iron fitting and tried the i530's the Callaway and p790's, also zx5 and t200. Initially the T200 and i530 offered the best performance but once we started interchanging shafts it changed completely. The p790's stood out by far, the best in launch, disbursement and feel. So while these reviews are good they are no guarantee that the club that comes 1st or 2nd will be the right club for you. Go get properly fitted to avoid massive disappointment. And just before I get any negatives, I am an avid Rick supporter, Pete and James too!

[@jameslaughter5183]

I think you missed the boat on two factors. First and Foremost, the number one factor for all golfers is accuracy yet all factors were equally weighted. So Rick answer the question, which would you rather do, hit the green or put the ball into the gorse but look good doing it and save a tenner per club? The Second Factor was you left our Srixon and you left out Takomo but included Kirkland. The weakness of Kirkland is you can't get the lie adjusted or the shaft shortened or the shaft upgraded but Takomo can be had with many upgrades and adjustments. For 2025 the competition include all brands, maybe 2 first rounds: first of off brands then big brands then a final.

[@christips6583]

Nice ranking review! You said you'd do more so that's ace. Be good to see James in there for the accuracy 😉

[@huntertaylor2747]

I’m terrible and picked up a set of 770’s. They can be hit off the toe or center and they still go straight for me. Easier to hit for me than my old starter rocketbladez

[@jholmes7273]

this makes me happy to hear have a set on the way!

[@jamiesim9377]

Left out the best selling iron two years running srixon zx5

[@thomaswhitehead8035]

Good video format and well presented 👍

[@aidangriffiths5075]

The mizuno hm pro is really excellent and very easy to hit

[@MarvinofMars]

I own Kirkland's and Apeks CF16s, Kirkland's would now be the better iron set, for feel, distance and accuracy. Very happy with them. I expected the 115gram shaft to be away too heavy but no, fine, I went reg flex too, and see no issue opting for a soft feel and a higher launch, I would almost compress my shots too much. Critics would be the shafts are 1/2 too short, so had to buy extensions just make standard length. But wear is excellent 30 full rounds and look like brand new. ( Apeks marked up after 3 rounds!)

[@GOLFADDICT65]

I know there are so many good clubs out there but i am a big fan of PXG Gen 7 P or XP most times you get what you pay for also Takomo 101T's should be in there before Kirkland any day of the week great video still cheers from Canada

[@jamesgoss2357]

Takomo instead of Kirkland surely

[@soloking2141]

100%

[@Matt-xc4wd]

I would say the Ksigs fit this bunch better as the 101s have quite a lot of offset and the 101ts are more of a p770 alternative

[@soloking2141]

@@Matt-xc4wd I would argue the 201s are more in the class of the p770s. The 101ts are basically p790 clones all the way down to the injected speed foam.

[@Matt-xc4wd]

Why when the 201 are a cb not hollow body ? The Kirklands have been sued for being to similar to the p790. So even taylormade think they are in this category of iron .

[@jamesgoss2357]

@@Matt-xc4wd personally I think Takomo 101’s fit this category, just my opinion 🤷🏻 could quite easily bring in other brands too such as pxg, titlest etc I just think the Kirkland brand just isn’t appealing especially now there’s other companies producing quality affordable irons, I’ve yet to see anyone on a course playing Kirkland signature

[@SteveFromStockport]

Love it! Great review. Happy to be Ping-ing 😜

[@MattMacKo]

Being a Ping i530 owner, I am going to say, the Titleist t200 needs to be on the list. I was torn between the two when I got fitted.

[@petekenny3774]

Try the t150 irons I found them as easy and nicer to hit 7.8 hcap👌

[@carsonjewett3349]

If you recall the 718 t-mb was also hollow headed but with traditional lofts... I'm really interested in getting a used set

[@anderman1970]

All power bats, I hate that clubs get pigeon holed into handicaps. Just play what suits you best by getting fit.

[@electricalstuff259]

All golfers should be hitting blades or players irons. There is literally no need to be hitting these shovels nowadays. Elite Performance Golf did a test and there is no forgiveness difference between any type of modern iron.

[@chadode9048]

Fun review - that was a good watch!

[@hurfdurfy8167]

The little sad face at the top of the hosel at 9:53 is how the Mizuno irons feel when you speak about their looks Rick.

[@markevans2369]

I have the cobra’s love them…

[@anthonydeluca7153]

Hay flash ah ha. I have the ping i530. Wanted a smaller head. BUT You can't beat the forgiveness feel and distance. YOU ARE CORRECT. excellent review. Where is Santa Sheils?

[@rol1in0n20s]

Here's the thing tho, I'm a 15-16 handicap and I don't WANT any of those. I like my Mizuno JPX Tours. One piece forged, correct lofts, classic, simple.

[@andrewpodolak555]

I’d love to see you review the srixion mk II zx 5 or zx7. Very under rated clubs.

[@deadpool3636]

Lets go Gallaway.. awesome vid Rick..

[@lozwood9250]

I think when buying irons you would want to know the distance dispersion as well as the accuracy left and right of target. I would want to know the percentage of shots that hit the same distance not an average distance. Forgiveness is important too so I would want to know how the club performs from slightly off-centre hits. Not many mid-handicap players strike their irons perfectly all the time.

[@nathanbruns7053]

Love it as always

[@philmcgowan892]

I got fitted for the ping i530's but hit all of these except the kirklands and my rankong was exactly the same. Also hit the srixons and they were last on my list

[@TeddyGolf]

Rick, I have a question for you. I'm expecting to buy a complete set of golf equipment next year, - I've had to take a long break due to illness but should hopefully be back and ready to play again soon. I wondered if you knew where there is a really large variety of clubs from different manufacturers under one roof that I can then test on their range to see what works for me before I then get custom fit. I could go to a fitting centre with one manufacturer but I'd like to have more choice. Thanks for all your hard work, it's most appreciated.

[@AP783]

No Srixon iron reviews ? The ZX5 is a phenomenal mid handicap iron. Combo set of the ZX7 and ZX5 is also a great option for handicaps from 0-15.

[@kilnerdyne]

Rick, cheers again for the reviews. Love the relaxed style of the videos. I know you're trying to keep the testing fair but you're not doing a large enough sample size to account for your inconsistency. Preferably you'd need to use Robot swing testing for the relative performance part of the review. Otherwise you're giving mis-information concerning the performance of each club & that produces unneccessary turmoil in someone's purchase decisions.

[@ThePetewaller]

I rock the i525 and theyre lights out. Prefer the look than the i530

[@bobble3633]

I can’t believe you didn’t view every single brand in the world and keep all these comments happy

[@antj8187]

I understand you can’t review everything so I want to shout out srixon zx5. Don’t see much Srixon on here such an underrated club/brand. I love my zx5s they are so solid and forgiving. Turf interaction is elite in my opinion

[@andrewhoment]

Ive just ordered a combo set of zx7/zx5 after a fit. Can’t wait for them to arrive. Shame I’ve never seen Rick do anything on them

[@CoomzTube]

@@andrewhoment I have the combo ZX5-7 and they're awesome. You're gonna love them.

[@andrewhoment]

@ I cannot wait for them to arrive!

[@daveward5040]

​@@andrewhoment Pete did a review on his channel and rated them.

[@MartindeBoer2]

Fair review

[@codykirk3541]

Missed opportunity on including the Takomo 201s.

[@adecaines]

Maybe you should look at the Takomo 201's as well - in the same way the 301 for better players, these are pretty impressive

[@spowebscott]

Odd that there are no Takomos in this list. He said he loved them in his review. Speaking just for me, they are the best irons I have ever played. The price helps a lot too.

[@andrew_l1900]

Love when Rick hits crap inconsistent shots and then attributes them to the club 😂

[@thedeeprot]

Big up!

[@c0ltergeist955]

You need to add the Wilson Dynapower forged irons in there!

[@svelocity2001]

This test is all pretty subjective but if you take away the "looks" category the rankings would be Ping (19), Callaway (19), Mizuno (17), Kirkland (16), TM (13), Cobra (13).

[@lawbinson]

Show dynamic loft with the static loft. Dynamic Loft is what matters. Thank you

[@ThatRockGuy]

Additionally, the Mizuno MP945 is the go-to "mid-handicap" forged iron set by Mizuno. Rick's not comparing apples to apples. Never even reviewed ANY of the Mizuno MP series of irons, which are obviously some of the most premium irons on the market.

[@PeterSYHsu]

Maybe finding some mid to high handcap golfers (e.g., find some random guys at a range) to test these clubs would give more reliable results.

[@milobiddle]

The Callaway image used for presentation isn’t the AI300 as it doesn’t have the print on the toe end and they have a wider hea

[@mattneedham3595]

Would love to see you get a mid handicap golfer in to help you when testing clubs for a mid handicapper?

[@jasonsuter13]

Would be awesome if you could do a cheaper iron review but guess it would be hard to do Caley Kirkland Takomo Lynx Orka Ect...

[@kevinmontgomery1054]

The biggest question people ask when ranking clubs is not between the big brands but between expensive vs affordable clubs. So, hurray for including the Kirkland Signature clubs. But where are the Takomo and Stix clubs I've seen you reviewed? And, I'd love to see other DTC brands. I was confused at the inclusion of the Mizuno Hot Metal Pro when I just watched your review of the Mizuno HL series and you said they were the club Mizuno should go with? Finally, you often praise Wilson irons but they were noticeably absent also.

[@tomconway7]

Titleist T200 not included 🤔 Also Mizuno 245 not a better club to be used from them for the comparison? Takomo again a cheaper brand and arguably a better feeling club than Kirkland.

[@Diegogutierrez_33]

Where are the Titleist T150/T200!! I would love to see them compared to these.

[@RicardoDaSilva-lu7vs]

You know better than to speak about Titleist on a Rick Shiels video 😂

[@accountshanahan]

No Srixon love on your channels Rick. Using ZX5 mkII, really nice clubs. Srixon clubs dont seem to get reviewed allot by UK channels

[@treyz9148]

You should have included the Takoma irons in this testing.

[@sizzln_bacon4813]

TM marketing doing its job pre-testing. Wish i could catch the KSigs in stock.

[@jasonmcgill3904]

Srixon zx5 or wilson dynapower forged need to be on this list.

[@samuelknott5586]

The p790’s were released in September last year. 2023

[@deanp1901]

What about the Wilson CBs

[@RaidersGolf19]

I hear they are amazing! Apparently forged CB clubs MORE forgiving than game improvement clubs??? Crazy awesome if true!

[@MikeBriggs24]

Hey Rick, I might have missed this in the video but what shafts did you test with? Were they the same shafts or different? Because as everyone knows that can make a huge difference in both distance and dispersion.

[@TheGolfingGinger]

what exactly do you consider the range for a handicap to be considered a mid handicap?