Ping Eye 2 Irons
Ping Eye 2 Irons
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[Jun 20, 2001]
Ken Harrington
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye 2+, 3-LW
Initial results have been great. Shafts are ZZ Lites. I may reshaft based on some previous reviews. However, the ZZ lites seem ok but I'm still getting use to the clubs. One thing is what few rounds I've played with them I've hit more greens than ever before. Approach shots are easier with these clubs. I would be interested to here from Eye 2 owners who have reshafted. What shaft did you choose and why? What shaft did you remove and why? I plan on staying with the Eye 2's for quite awhile. Really, first impression is that these are a great set of irons that make the game more fun. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Lynx Parallax |
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[Jun 18, 2001]
Bill Matarese
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye2+
There is no doubt about it, these are among the most forgiving (especially for slicers) clubs you will ever hit. But you do pay a price for all that forgiveness. The clubs have almost no feel to them at all -- its like hitting the ball with a 2X4. If you are having trouble with a hook, the Eye2's with all their offset will make it totally unplayable. The wide soles and low center of gravity make it easy to 'chunk' shots, especially with short irons and wedges. I recently switched to a set of Snake Eyes MC-01 blades and can't believe the amount of feel and feedback I get from them. Yeah, if I leave the clubface open at impact I go right of right. Every once in a while I'll skull one too, but man when you put a decent swing on the ball, there is Similar Products Used: Titliest Tour Model, Callaway Big Bertha |
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[Jun 18, 2001]
Felix
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye 2 Orange Dot
Very forgiving irons, shots still go straight even I miss so badly. However, feedback from impact is kind of muted. Distance wise, I don't think they will decrease your yardage but their heads do feel kind of heavy when I'm making my swing. Similar Products Used: Ping I3 |
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[Apr 22, 2001]
Patrick
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Ping eye2 black dot SW
Great wedge! Bought this really cheap and works very well. Though it has too much bounce to be the shortest wedge in your bag. An eye2 SW(&W) and a trusty rusty LW goes very well. Similar Products Used: Mizuno ms-211, cleveland 588, Vokey |
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[Apr 11, 2001]
j w
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
eye 2 black dot
great clubs.bought these w/rifle 6.0 and i find it too stiff and light.Can anyone recommend a regular flex shaft w/more weight.I hit my seven iron between 140-150yds.Please post answers on this review list. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: lynx |
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[Mar 16, 2001]
Max
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye 2 (copper)
Simply awesome. I started using them in 8th grade, and 6 years later, i haven't changed. I've tried many different models of irons(cobra, callaway, titleist, etc.)...nothing compares. Similar Products Used: king cobra, callaway, titleist, tommy armour, ben hogan |
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[Mar 08, 2001]
Kevin S.
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye2
Great clubs if you have the correct shaft. Hit the ball too high with the ZZ lite shafts. Installed true temper dyanamic gold S300 shafts at 1/2 overlength and this brought the ball flight down as well as changed the swingweight from C7 to D2 range. Recommend getting fitted for the correct lie. Makes a big difference. Customer Service Very helpful. Similar Products Used: Titleist 990's. |
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[Mar 02, 2001]
Josh Bugos
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye 2
Great clubs. Once you play them you realize why they have been around for so long. Perfectly weighted clubs. Would buy them again in a second. Similar Products Used: Hogan Apex & 845s |
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[Feb 21, 2001]
Rick
Shoot in the 80s
The Ping I3 is the best all around club I have ever played. You can work the ball, and yet they are very forgiving. I do not know why anyone would be afraid to hit these irons. They are not like the true blades I have tried to hit. These blades may be fine if your a low handicapper but if your mid or above stay away from the other blades, but be sure to try the I3 blades. Aim at the flag and let it rip. Forget about those slices to the right. These clubs help get the draw to your irons. I have always struggled some with the long irons, but I found these much easier to get hit. I commend Ping again for a great club.. The best since the Eye 2's which is nearly as good. Be sure to get fitted by Ping or a Pro, and enjoy. Customer Service None..thank goodness...Superior quality when built..should not need much service, but if so Ping is the best. Similar Products Used: I have had about every brand made.. Callaway, Palmer, Hogan, Mizz, Cobra, Armour, Ping ISI, Titleist, Taylor Made, Custom, and others. |
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[Feb 09, 2001]
Ryan Eagleheart
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Eye 2 BeCu
These irons are very forgiving and yet not oversized like many models are today. I love the soft feel of the irons with the small head that is very consistant also they told me it puts a little extra spin but I did not think that it they would spin so much. It truly amazes me that ping doesn't stick with a winning ticket Customer Service Everytime I call I get quality assistance and great service Similar Products Used: King Cobra II, Titleist 990, Callaway X-14, Wilson Fat Shaft, Titleist 981 |