Lynx Black Cat Irons
Lynx Black Cat Irons
[May 23, 2000]
Randy Poteat
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Lynx Black Cat 15-5 Graphite
I have owned these clubs for two years and love them. Nice swing weight and feel. Easy to hit the long irons but the sweet spot could stand to be a little larger. Customer Service Just broke the 7-Iron right at the hozzle and looking for a replacement shaft. Please let me know of any available. Similar Products Used: none |
[Dec 23, 2000]
verg
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
lynx black cat
these irons are long,with soft feel and give a high trajectory. off center hits are lousy; hits on the sweet spot are crisp and barely felt. very heavy clubs though and tires out my arms after an 18 hole round. overall, these are good clubs for mid to high handicappers Similar Products Used: mizuno |
[May 18, 2000]
Scott
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Black Cat tour irons
The clubs were not bad. They were very heavy and really did not have great feel. I think that the club face needs to be a little larger for the club to be better. Length was good, but if you did not hit it very well, you will hit them more than enough. Need a bigger sweet spot. Similar Products Used: Titliest 981, 962, Taylor Made Ti |
[Dec 31, 2000]
josh vella
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
lynx black cat tour iorns
the most solid clubs i have ever hit as soft as a forged iorn great looking and forgiving Customer Service verry reliable Similar Products Used: snake eyes mc01,mizuno pro's,tommy armor |
[Apr 07, 2000]
Steve Marks
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Lynx Black Cat
I've owned these irons for 3 years, I purchased them in a local Pro shop sale for £250. Probably the most controllable irons I've played. They're excellent for playing "knock down" shots in the wind. Customer Service I broke the shaft on the 7 iron. After writing to Lynx Golf in England they arranged to ship the club back for reapirs and returned it within 72 hours at no charge. Similar Products Used: Mizuno, Taylor Made, Callaway X12 |
[Mar 12, 2000]
Jeff
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Lynx Black Cat
These clubs are extraordinarily long. Every shot plays at least 10-15 yards longer than the other clubs I have tried. For some odd reason, I hook the longer irons, but I hook my driver too, so I know it isn't the club. The only downfall is the inability to get under the ball. It is very hard to get a lot of backspin on the ball with these clubs. Customer Service I ordered a sand wedge and a dual wedge. They were shipped the same day, and got them two days later. Alas, I broke my 7 iron. They very promptly replaced it. Similar Products Used: Titleist DCI, Taylormade, Bullett, Callaway. |
[Feb 22, 2000]
John P
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Lynx Irons
Tremendous forgiveness and great distance. Couldn't pry them out of my dead hands. Customer Service Very good. They tracked down a lob wedge for me and shipped it that same day. Similar Products Used: King Cobra, Mizuno |
[Feb 12, 2000]
Martin
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Lynx Black Cat Steel Shafts
Excellent value for money. |
[Aug 09, 2001]
Todd
Shoot in the 90s
Before these i hade dunlops, they were terrible. I bought these from a friend and I hit them soloid. They are very easy to work with and feel nice, buy if you are on a budget. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Bob Toski |
[Aug 05, 2001]
CHRIS
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
BLACK CAT 15.5
SAND WEDGE GOT NO SPIN, PW TO 5 IRON ARE CLASSIC WITH GREAT POWER AND SOLID FEEL , THE 3 AND 4 IRON ARE SHIT THE HAVE SMALL HEADS AND NO SWEET SPOT. Customer Service NONE Similar Products Used: CALLAWAY X12 |