I just buy it as second hand club after I sold Ping ISI copper cushing shaft because it is too heavy.
Usually I play score about 91-94,
after i use it first day I can play score 85.
The approch shot is very straight,compare with ISI copper and can play draw,fade straight shot very easy.
The distance is same as ISI copper.
The felling when hit the ball is harder than Cushing shaft(My Zing 2 is JZ regular shaft)
In conclusion I think it very cheap and very effective iron.

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Played with these for five years; took a little getting used to the thicker top-line, but they are accurate, consistent, and forgiving. If I try I can get them to fade and draw, but take advantage that they'll help you keep it straight. Steel shafts.

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Hogan (older model) previously played. Tried Callaway (too big) and TaylorMade (2 yrs ago), haven't changed yet.

The Zing 2's are a real solid club. Prior to purchasing the product I was playing cobra II irons and with the pings I am about one club short...It is taking me awhile to get used to distance difference however overall I am satisfied with the clubs....I do plan to send them back to ping to have the lofts cranked up alittle.

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Clubs don't get very more forgiving that this. You can hit the ball anywhere off-center, and still get decient results. It takes a little while to get used to bulky clubs like this. I love em!! I have been playing golf since January '00. I started with Snake Eyes TC-01, but only had them for 4 months. I've had these clubs 7 months now, and have gone from 120s to mid-90s, and am constantly improving.

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