PGF Mustang Horsepower Pro Forged Utility Driving Iron

The quality of this club is really good. I like how it is weighted low in the face. I use a strong grip and a 2” Martini Tee with the ball 1/4” off the ground. My personal best drive so far was 274 yards. No one could believe it. The stiff shaft produces less fade compared to my senior shaft 4 iron. What a fun club to hit.

I prefer this irons stiffer steel shaft, with a standard comfortable grip, weighted club head, and the black titanium head looks slick! Low loft height so don’t use on those uphill lies, without changing your angle of address.This is a nicely weighted driving iron in the #2 with a 17º loft that I will use when faced with those narrow greens where using the woods might end up in the rough, since I am yet to be comfortable with the woods and driver. I really like that this club fits in well with the other irons in my bag. This PGF club replaces a very old 2-iron I had that was simply too heavy and inconsistent.Note: Misspelling on the word “Forged” iron is imprinted with “Froged”. Also, I was expecting a black head but this one is actually dark gray.

This driving iron is quite a fun club to own and use from time to time. I have struggled with woods and drivers in the past to the point that I did not even have a wood in the bag so I am used to using a 2 iron as a driver. This 1 iron is difficult to use in my opinion. Off a tee it works best, I am able to get a decent launch angle but it creates extreme backspin! I have used it off the deck and for that I am unable to effectively use this club, less than 7° launch angle and spins 8000+!Cool club, well built and finished, only recommended for very skilled long iron players.

This is a good club. It has a nice weight and is easy to hold. The swing feels right. A bit long for a short person, better for taller... maybe around 6' tall or a little less? I'm short and was able to try it with no difficulty but I had to stand too far away from the ball for my own comfort. To each is own, try it out for yourself. Any golfer would use this if it was gifted to them.

I had never heard of this brand golf club before but as a mid-80s golfer I was interested in a driving iron. This club keeps the ball flight low which is nice on a windy day. The sweet spot is pretty small as is expected on a driving iron but has some forgiveness. The grip does feel a little small/short though compared to regular grips and the head on this feels a little heavy. This is a great club for someone looking to try out a driving iron without breaking the bank!

Ok...I've been having issues with a massive slice. It's to the point that I even put my driver in the corner f my garage in time out! I've used my 3 wood as my driver for two years now. So, I've given some thoughts on a 1 iron off the tee box. I finally put it in use and was impressed with the results. The balls were going a lot straighter off the tee, making it simpler to find the ****** ball. Not every ball went down the middle of the fairway, but it went straight in the direction I misshit it. I can't blame the club on that. I played both the 1 iron and my 3 wood on several holes and the distance was the same.So, less slice, keeping it near the fairway, and having a more enjoyable game. This club has made a difference for me.

Well, I wish I could give this a thorough review but after 5 swings it felt a little odd so I took a look at the head. That looked fine, but as I moved it around I heard some light rattling. Something inside broke loose, and it sounds like little bits of metal bouncing around. Bummer. As for the club before that, it's a bit head heavy for me, maybe pushing D-6 or heavier. The grip is a basic, standard grip that they put on slightly misaligned as it was turned about 10 degrees to the left at address. Not much, but noticeable to me. The shaft seemed fine and was probably close to Stiff.

If you ignore the typos on this club (took me a while to notice them), this looks great and hits very well.My irons topped out at 4, so a 3 made a bit of sense to save me from trying to swing a wood or driver off the fairway (rough really).I took it to the range and was pretty pleased -- it definitely has a bit of heft to it which I like, and has a pretty generous club face. I was able to get used to it pretty quickly and really knock the snot out of a few.All in all, a great addition to the bag, and the club overall looks good.At the price point it's a decent add to avoid using more woods and drivers if your iron game is on point.