I love them. I am 15 years old and the have help very much as i stated playing for Highschoo. i went from 90 to 80 in 3 weeks.

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I tried them all nothin compares to the fatshafts III

I am fifteen and i hate hitting 3/4 irons so i took a look at these beasts and they are the best. The three "iron" goes about 200 and the 4 "iron" about 175. instead of an uncontrolled slice i got a very managble draw. 5-pw are about your average top of the line irons. i would suggest getting a wedge with these pw is hard to hit around the green.

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This is the first set of clubs I have ever spent any real amount of money on (I bought the Deep Red II Driver also.) I love these clubs. I have never been able to get a handle on my game before because it was always so inconsistent. Now I know how far and where the ball is going 95% of the time.

I have been playing golf for about four years, I've always used knock off golf clubs. So moving up to the new Wilson Fat Shaft was a huge deal to me. I remember the first day I played golf with the Fat Shafts. I was amazed I hit the ball straight and longer then I have ever hit in my life. I recomend these clubs to people who could use some help with acccuracy, and distance.

I DID NOT WANT TO WAIT FOT GRAPHITE SO I TRADED ANYWAY(96 BIG BERTHAS) AND THIS WAS A MISTAKE. NOW WAITING FOR GRAPHITE SET TO COME IN.THE REGULAR STEEL FAT SHAFT IS MORE LIKE STIFF, SO I WOULD DEMO THEM PRIOR TO PURCHASE.WHEN I GET THE GRAPHITE I WILL WRITE ANOTHER REVIEW.THE POINT IM TRYING TO MAKE IS WHEN YOU ARE SPRNDING YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY, TAKE OUT A SET OF DEMO'S.I AM OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER.

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I DID MAKE A SUPER TRADE AT BIG O'S

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ADAMS IDEA IRONS IN GRAPHITE. THESE WERE GREAT AND I WOULD CERTAINTLY RECOMMEND THEM.WHEN I HIT THE WILSON GRAPHITES THEN I CAN MAKE THE PROPER COMPARISON AND LET YOU KNOW.

Bought these to make up for some "bad" clubs in my old set. (3,6,7) I have only taken them to the range, but so far I have made some observations. Then 3 and 4 irons/woods are the best that I have hit. Short iron are, for lack of a better term harsh. I hope it was because it was in the 40s and the wind was blowing across at about 25mph. I hit some very solid shots only to see them drift/hook about 25 yards left. (I think that was the wind as I have been a Deep Red fan for several years and only hit it straight.) These are good irons for beginners and more advanced players who are having trouble hitting long irons.

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Wison Fat Shaft RM IV sand wedge, Deep Red Driver 9 deg Stiff

I've only played a few rounds with these clubs, but so far they seem to perform about average. The reason I bought them was because I was looking for a few more yards out of some clubs, thinking I might mix the hybred irons with my current set. I haven't noticed any significant increase in distance with the normal irons but the tempurature I've been playing in has been about 50 degrees so that could be a factor. I've heard that the fat shafts don't have very good feel but they seem to have enough to tell the difference between a well struck shot and a shot not hit center. The hybred irons add distance but I don't see how they can really be considered irons (more like small woods). All in all for the price these clubs are a good deal. I would recomend them to mid to high handicappers.

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Cleveland TA5, Lynx Black Cats

These irons are extremely forgiving but I had problems with some shots flying 10-15 yards long. The most frustrating part was that they came on some of my best swings. Also, the shafts were too flexible and gave the irons a bad case of "toe down effect". They had to go.