I've been a long time user of the K2K's, I have the 33,55,and 77. They are without a doubt the easiest clubs I have ever hit off the fairway. I've never been able to hit a long iron 3-5 but with the K2K's you can leave them in the garage. They are straight and long and the ball sits down so softly on the green. Don't let the price hold you back, the performance far overshadows the price.

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I put a Penley Stealth 70 stiff shaft in the club and now it fills the huge gap between a 3 wood and a 3 iron. You can fly it anywhere from 200 to 230 yards. I am amazed at how easy it is to hit straight and high. I use it on tight driving holes because I have a lot more confidence in it than a 3 wood. It goes farther than a 2 iron (I put it in my closet) and lands softly. I also use it as a chipper/putter because of the unusual sole. Right now it is the most versatile and expensive club in my bag. The stock stiff shaft was too flexible for me and subsequently a little wild. The Penley is dead straight, and not an ugly blue in color!

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I've been using Adams Tight Lies and like the shallow face clubs but found the lie angle was too upright as my divot pattern indicated the heel was digging too deep. I'm 5' 7" tall. I was losing alot of accuracy and power. I asked Adams if it was possible to change the lie angle but they said no and suggested I but the new Tight Lies 2 as the lie angles are much flatter. I tried Callaways but dont feel so confident hiting with deep face clubs on a smooth fairway. After hearing great reviews about the Kasko Tornados being the best #1 Utility woods on the PGA I decided to try them even though they are very expensive. They are worth every buck ! They hit high and straight and even longer then my Adams even though the comaparable shaft lengths are shorter - unbelievable. They are so easy to hit and seem so difficult to miss ! They have a beatiful high pitched sound when striking the ball. The lie angles are perfect for me as the head rests more flat on the ground. I very highly recommend these particularly for shorter players. I've taken my 5 and 7 wood, and 2, 3 and 4 iron out of the bag with these two #44 and #55s. The #44 hits like a 4-5 wood,whilst the #55 hits like a 7 wood or 3 iron. I'm going to get the #77 and replace my 5 iron.

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This club is a monster. Do not let the "D" fool you, even at 11 degrees it comes up off the ground nicely. A par 5 killer. I reshafted this and the VS Driver with Graffaloy prolites but left the original shafts on my 55 and 33. At 11 degrees and 44 inches, this club will waste and 3 wood on the market. If you are not hitting a Kasco Driver, it will also probably outhit hour driver, regardless of loft. If you can afford every wood they make, buy 'em. As far as I can tell, the D only denotes a longer shaft. The higher lofted clubs - 77 and 99 are now in the US as well.

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Try this club side by side with others.

1) At the first trial, I fall in love with it already and this is the first time ever this sensation occurred to me and I can't say the same to other products in the same category. IMHO, it is a great club relative to all the woods I owned or tried before in terms of feel/ control/ forgiveness/ distance/ accuracy.
2) It is not a lift-off iron like Tour-Edge, Rescue or PRGR. The shape of the club head is smaller and longer versus other fairway or utility woods. However, it really gives me fantastic results and I can hit solid shots with it with tremendous confidence.
3) After the initial launch of #33 (16-degree) #44 (19-degree), #55 (22-degree), Kasco is adding #11, #22, #66,and #77 to this series. Pick the one with the right loft that suits your own game.
3) Price-wise, it is not cheap, but some brand name clubs ask for more with poorer quality.

As indicated in the previous message, this club is called Power Torando in Asia (the sequence number #11, #22, #33 remains the same).

High marks for high quality product!

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Been experimenting with many options to replace long irons. These are so far the best i've encountered. Pricey though.
Called Kasco 'Tornado' in Asia(the word 'tornado' is registered by another golfclub maker in North America), the series features 3 additional models there: 11, 22 & 77.

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VERY NICE FEEL AND SOUND, BUILDS YOR CONFIDENCE AND LOWERS YOUR SCORE.AS MOST GOOD CLUBS PRICE TO STEEP.

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KASCO IS NOT AS FAMOUSE AS CALLAWAY OR TAYLORMADE, BUT IN JAPAN THEY DO MAKE OUTSTANDING PRODUCTS FOR GOLF NUTS, K2K IS GREAT FOR ALL TYPE OF PLAYERS, EASY TO HIT , EVEN IN BUNKERS, I WOULD SAY THIS IS A GREAT FW.

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They are the most magic woods that I have ever used. Easy to hit, easy to fly, and easy to approach to green.
My handi is lower.

Thank you "Tornado"!

(There is no #66, but do have #99)
(I've seen Tornado iron in the website with strange appearance)

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Dangerous weapon. I bought mine used and reshafted with a rifle 6.0 tip stiffed. PERFECT OFF THE FAIRWAY, tee it low, just on the top of the grass on the tee box. I really like it. A serious club and pricey new, so scout the web for a used one in good shape.
It is long, easy to hit, lands soft, picks the ball great on the fairway...just all terrific stuff in a power 3w.

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Bought used at golfclubexchange.com and they shipped to singapore no problem

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