Japan WaZaki Black Oil Finish WL-IIs 4-SW Mx Steel Hybrid Irons Golf Club Set with Headcover

These have made swinging a club much more enjoyable again. It almost feels like cheating, to be honest. Love the grips and the feel. I will say this, though... I do not like the 9 iron. I don't know what it is, but my 9 iron is messed up or something. I can hit my pitching wedge (also a hybrid like the rest of the clubs) further and more consistently. Can hit the 8 iron just as well. But when I pull out the 9, it's absolute mayhem.Also... they give you a hybrid SW. I'd recommend just going and getting an actual SW. Hybrid SW feels very weird.

My wife(Reyna) purchased these as a surprise gift for me. Well worth the price for looks and handling! The long hybrids replace the long irons for mid handicappers very efficiently. Some golfers may prefer continuing to use the traditional wedges instead of the short-iron hybrids. Customer service is excellent. The product specifications appear to show the hybrid lofts as being one club lower than the usual irons (i.e., #4 hybrid is indicated with a #3 iron loft etc., ). Could possibly be an erroneous description -- but, did not make any appreciable difference in playability for me. (Haven't measured the actual lofts, yet). Will purchase from this supplier again.Nazir Khan

I finally got to hit these a the range and will be on the course soon with them. they are very forgiving and one thing I didn't think of when I was inquiring into getting a set , is the lack of a divot. While hitting standard irons I would either take out a three inch slab of sod or skull the crap out of the ball. Now I can concentrate on getting my hands through and throwing the head of the club into the ball and not worry about grounding the club. I was impressed with the control I had with all the Irons but especially the pitch and the sand wedge. It was easy for me to shorten my back swing and chip up on the practice green without skulling or duffing the shot. I will be playing a lot more golf in the future.

If you like hybrid clubs, you'll love these. I recommend hitting some range balls b4 hitting the course. It took a little while to adjust to them. but after a while, I was hitting them like my others,,,, even better. The club covers are somewhat bulky, so I might have to get me another bag that will allow my clubs to have room. I finally ditched the head covers and promptly found out the numbers are too small to read because disappear after they get dirty. I applied larger stick on numbers on the hozzles in order to see the club I need to use next. Even when I took a divot, they still hit the ball really good. Be careful when you put them in the bag. I chipped the paint on my 5 iron,,,, but it's all good. In closing, these clubs are going to Pinehurst with me in a month or so. #5, here we come!!!

Would not buyWhy?The clubs are very thunkyThey make a dead sound when u hitThe grips are for kids hands and very thinThe club numbers are microscopic under the head and make it very hard to choose a clubThe head covers are not leather instead some sort of shiny plastic and they are just too bigFill up the bagThe hitting distance is variableThe 8 iron hits 150 yardsAnd the 7 iron 140And the PW is 100+Very little control or spin means no stopping power on the greenThe main trouble is just getting the ball straightThere is around 45 degrees of variation on any shot from left to right depending on your timing and head angleAnd hard to be confident over distanceIt is a nice idea but hard to get a good round togetherNot recommended

I think Wazaki made a mistake making these Blue, in place of a nice Black head, but, the shafts seem nice, about a regular as my other clubs. The mid flex is good, the heads, although not heavy, instead of the 'click' or 'ting', have a heavy 'thud' feel reported back to your hands. The ball flies well, overall, a good buy. It is confusing to call these 'Black Oil Finish' when they are bright blue in color.

Love these clubs...as I had such a hard time hitting my irons the weight of the club heads allow me to swing the club through the ball and get a full follow through also the sand wedge which I thought would’ve been the most difficult to hit is very easy for me the only thing I would change which I did already are the grips they are really small and feel cheap. I switched to a midsized grip made by superstroke and they make the clubs feel expensive. Love the look love the feel the sound at impact is a little clunky but doesn’t effect the ball flight or the forgiveness of these clubs. I would definitely recommend for anyone that has a hard time hitting irons and loves to play golf the changes my game completely I went from shooting in the high 90’s to low 90’s consistently and have shot rounds in the low 80’s

I spent a few days at the range adjusting to these clubs and finally found some great distance that I haven't seen since my 20's. I was hitting the seven iron 175 yards again. I had Clevelands but was struggling to hit the ball 135 yards with the seven iron. They are very forgiving even when I hit the ball "fat". I also didn't feel any impact on the club when I hit the ball. I'd say they are more like fairway woods than hybrid irons but I love my three and five woods and wanted to try these. I'm glad I did because I think it's going to really help my game once I settle into a good swing with these clubs. They are a lot better quality than I had expected too. The only drawback is they club numbers are too small. I had to label them because they fill with dirt and you can't see them. I don't use the iron club covers because I'm already a mess and don't need those in my cart too. For the price, you won't find better clubs.