Review - Tour Lies Concept 5 3-PW RH Golf Clubs |
 |
Product Reviews
Diamond Tour Golf
by Dan
Date Added: Friday 20 June, 2008
I ordered a set of Tour Lies Concept 5, custom fit on Sunday and they were delivered the following Friday. I've hit them at the range and I look forward to my first round with them. No problem with Diamond Tour. Quick delivery on a custom made set of clubs. They were exactly as specified. Based on looks and build I'd give them 4 stars. I've played the Adams A30S and the look is very similar. Finish is better on the Adams, ie the paint job is better, but this is just aesthetic. I'll be interested to see how they stand up to being carried in a bag. On the range I give the Concept 5s a 5 star rating. I started with the 3 iron and worked my way down, comparing the hit to my current Adams Tight Lies irons. The 3-5 hybrids are insainly easy to hit. I constantly hit them straighter and further than my existing irons with very few mishits. I tend to hit my existing irons thin but these I hit true almost every time. The 6 & 7 hybrids will take some getting used to. They're heavier than my existing irons. They hit the ball straight and far. Feedback may not be as good with he Concept 5s compared with the tight lies, but miss hits end up being ok rather than disasters. 8, 9 and P are easy to hit with good feel and response. Distance seems to be about the same as my Tight Lies. I did order these with longer shafts than my existing irons which I tend to hit thin. I didn't seem to have that problem with the Concept 5s. This rating system doesn't allow half stars or I'd give them 4.5 out of 5. They're very close to the A3OS in how they play. ...
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
I ordered a set of Tour Lies Concept 5, custom fit on Sunday and they were delivered the following Friday. I've hit them at the range and I look forward to my first round with them. No problem with Diamond Tour. Quick delivery on a custom made set of clubs. They were exactly as specified. Based on looks and build I'd give them 4 stars. I've played the Adams A30S and the look is very similar. Finish is better on the Adams, ie the paint job is better, but this is just aesthetic. I'll be interested to see how they stand up to being carried in a bag. On the range I give the Concept 5s a 5 star rating. I started with the 3 iron and worked my way down, comparing the hit to my current Adams Tight Lies irons. The 3-5 hybrids are insainly easy to hit. I constantly hit them straighter and further than my existing irons with very few mishits. I tend to hit my existing irons thin but these I hit true almost every time. The 6 & 7 hybrids will take some getting used to. They're heavier than my existing irons. They hit the ball straight and far. Feedback may not be as good with he Concept 5s compared with the tight lies, but miss hits end up being ok rather than disasters. 8, 9 and P are easy to hit with good feel and response. Distance seems to be about the same as my Tight Lies. I did order these with longer shafts than my existing irons which I tend to hit thin. I didn't seem to have that problem with the Concept 5s. This rating system doesn't allow half stars or I'd give them 4.5 out of 5. They're very close to the A3OS in how they play. ...
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
by Frank
Date Added: Monday 02 June, 2008
Made this set for a customer. He can't stop thanking me. He has improved his handicap by 4 strokes from high 80's to low 80'.s
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Made this set for a customer. He can't stop thanking me. He has improved his handicap by 4 strokes from high 80's to low 80'.s
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
by Bob
Date Added: Monday 04 February, 2008
Have one round under my belt with the Tour Lies Concept 5 . They are shafted up with Apollo Humps regular flex that I had in another set of irons. I built the whole set 3-PW with steel instead of the hybrids being graphite, the 5i being 38" with 1/2" increments throughout the set. Didn't get a chance to warm up before the round so I had no idea what to expect, I was impressed with how easy these are to hit with a nice feel throughout the whole set. The hybrids are so easy to hit it's scary and the rest of the clubs are right there with them. For me they look pleasing to the eye at address with the satin finish. These replaced the Tour Lies Concept 4 irons which I still have as a backup set. The Concept 5's are the perfect set of hybrids/irons for me. If anyone is looking for a set of hybrids that blend in to cavity back irons take a look at the Tour Lies Concept 5 from Diamond Tour.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Have one round under my belt with the Tour Lies Concept 5 . They are shafted up with Apollo Humps regular flex that I had in another set of irons. I built the whole set 3-PW with steel instead of the hybrids being graphite, the 5i being 38" with 1/2" increments throughout the set. Didn't get a chance to warm up before the round so I had no idea what to expect, I was impressed with how easy these are to hit with a nice feel throughout the whole set. The hybrids are so easy to hit it's scary and the rest of the clubs are right there with them. For me they look pleasing to the eye at address with the satin finish. These replaced the Tour Lies Concept 4 irons which I still have as a backup set. The Concept 5's are the perfect set of hybrids/irons for me. If anyone is looking for a set of hybrids that blend in to cavity back irons take a look at the Tour Lies Concept 5 from Diamond Tour.
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]