nice little iron. grip is comfortable. weight seems balanced so far. great value to a beginner picking up the game.

This is one nice 4 iron golf club in my opinion! It is well made and high quality with regard to its design and construction, and it feels well balanced and weighted. I have noticed a definite improvement in performance and accuracy in my shots when using this club over my old 4 iron. With that being said, this product earns my five star blessing and recommendation for sure!

I have used these at the simulator and have had good results. I play with steel shafts so there was no learning curve here. The clubs do hit the balls a bit higher than I was used to but I am pleasantly surprised how well the aim and accuracy is. They feel good in the hands for the low price. Well constructed and should last for seasons to come. Looks are above average. I would not hesitate to recommend this set for new players.

Irons are where you can save a lot of money when it comes to golf clubs. I have always used cheaper sets and have never had any issues. I got these to replace my old ones that sat too close to the pool chemicals. These feel a lot like my old clubs and they look nice. Great beginner set and the weight is nice. I highly recommend them and would buy them again.

I got these clubs for my son, and he loves them. They are a great club for beginners, but also feel great for me and I have been golfing for years. My son also loves how they look. They feel well balanced with a light weight but strong design. They are worth the money.

These are value entry level clubs. Sums the up quickly. Nothing special about them. Normal sized grip, steel shaft, steel heads.The listing sure talks them up but they look more like the clubs in my cheap kit than my kids sets from the company that ends in “way”.I feel the heads are more smoked chrome color than the black in the pictures, but as you can see in my picture, I couldn’t capture that.They hit the ball as I expect in my quick test, way to cold here right now to play a round.I’ve seen better, and I’ve seen worse clubs. If you are expecting average everyday value clubs you will be happy.

I used to believe that expensive golf clubs were the only ones worth buying, but this iron set completely changed my mind. As a beginner golfer, I’m still learning how to use all the irons properly, but since I started using this set, my shots have gained about 15 extra yards, and I’ve been hitting the sweet spot more consistently. It has made my golfing days so much more enjoyable!The feel of striking the ball perfectly is amazing, and the crisp sound it makes adds to the satisfaction. It genuinely boosts my confidence and enjoyment on the course. I highly recommend this iron set to all golfers, especially beginners—it’s a game-changer!

I really want to give these a better rating, as the clubs look and feel good, but the fact that they didn't send exactly what the product page states is what drops this rating a lot. The product page clearly states that these are "tour spec Graphite Shafts", however, what they send are carbon steel heads on common carbon steel shafts. That's false advertising in any legal description and makes this purchase extremely disappointing. Shame on PGF for doing this. I tested the shafts, and I can't find any graphite anywhere in, on, or near the shafts. Using a magnet, the magnet clearly sticks to the club shafts, if these were graphite, the magnet would not adhere at all. Even if it was a hybrid steel/graphite shaft, the graphite would be visible on the outside. I've used hybrid shafts in my archery, and even the hybrids give the appearance of true graphite. So disappointing.Now, the heads are nice, clearly what is advertised with the Carbon Steel with a cavity back. Swinging these they swing well, feel fairly balanced and don't feel head heavy. The flex on the steel shafts I would rate at a regular rate of flex, they aren't overly stiff yet they aren't overly flexible like a graphite shaft is. For a player with a fast swing, these would be a good set up, for the slower swing player, you will definitely need the lighter more flexible graphite shafts.The length of the shafts are good for my height. I am 6'-1" with a longer reach that my legs are long, and I have plenty of room on these shafts. Matter of fact, placed next to my old Spalding brand, which I had added and extra inch the shafts years ago to accommodate my stretch, these PGF shafts are the same length out of the box. The sheet that comes with the clubs states that these are "regular" length, looking further the flex in the shafts states "Reg" flex. So I was right in my assessment of the flex of the shafts. The shafts are definitely long enough for my height.The grips on these shafts are a common one, tacky and soft, they hold well. Solid black with indents to allow a good grip. Newer grips always feel good, the grips on my old clubs are 20 years old, and these new grips feel way better.The club heads are nice, again, they have the forged carbon steel with he cavity back, allows some better flex, power, and forgiveness, which I like. The rare slightly larger than my old gold club heads, by roughly 1/4 inch. This will give me a larger sweet spot when I hit, which I like. Of course this is all subjective based on what the current player has been using compared to these. From furthest tip to hozzle the length of the club is just slightly less than 4 inches. I like the length.Rating the club head, 1-5 =. 4 stars.I like the feel and weight.Rating the shafts as they are 1-5 = 3 stars.good lengthy, but the stiffness and weight will be an issue for long play.Rating the product description to what was sent 1-5 stars = 1 star.If I could rate this as ZERO, I would, this is just a total let down, to be sold on one part of the product yet receive another. Not the way to do good business..I did do a little research, these clubs are from a private company out of Australia. Precision Golf Forging is where they get the PGF moniker and branding. I can't find anything as to the overall acceptance of this product in Australia, New Zealand, or other areas that surround that country, so I don't, how well accepted they are by the user, much less in the pro field. From what I read they try to cater to the budget market, which makes sense, and the other reviews are generally good.