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Customer Reviews 18 item(s)
- Great product - Great price - Great service.
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Played these in 2018 for the entire season. Found them to be extremely forgiving. The sole on the club cuts through rough very well. Off tight lies there is no problem as long as you strike ball first. If you have difficulty with a slice these will definitely help. I'm a strong swinger so I have to use steel shafts. I tried graphite but had too much right to left in them. With steel I hit the 5 iron about 190. The difficulty comes with the wedges. At the factory lofts they just go too far. Therefore there is a great need for a lob wedge and maybe even a 65 degree wedge. With a five iron at 24 degrees loft (same as a 4 iron just a few years back) most golfers won't need a four or even a hybrid. Driver, 3 and 5 wood, 5-P, GW, SW, LW, 65* would be a perfect set. Think about it Diamond Tour - get those two wedges in the next production run!! I just reordered the complete set of irons to put together with FST 90 irons shafts tipped 6 inches. That will have them play at about 37 or a tad longer. They all frequency at 298 which is fairly stiff. Will play them tomorrow and see if the newer heads are better/worse. If you are a mid-high handicapper, do yourself a favor and try these. Only caution is that the 5 iron is now a 7 iron for placement in the stance! Fairways and greens y'all.
Playability Feel Price/Value - Great clubs and company
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I purchased the original set for my oldest son to help improve the consistency in his game. I was very impressed with the quality and performance and since have purchased sets for my second son and a friend. Diamond Tour has been great to work with even though this Covid pandemic. I plan on purchasing another set for my youngest son if he decides to play..
Playability Feel Price/Value - check weight and loft before putting them together.
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I built a set last year. I find that I hit them to low. I used your graphite shafts in reg. and mid-size g-2 golf pride grips. I built my first set of same at 37in and all had standard bounce they play better for me.
Feel Price/Value Playability - Just buy them!
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Built a set with Matrix S6 shafts and all I can say is WOW!
The 5 iron has gone from my most loathed club to my most used! Within two rounds I was making GIR's I had never reached before. The single swing really shines on uneven lies. I play a very hilly course and the 37" length really adds confidence to those shots where your feet are below the ball.
The heads are a real SGI design. The wide sole and weight make the 5 iron look almost like a hybrid iron at address. Distances now have a more consistent progression and the short irons produce a great back spin.
My only con is the metallic 'clank' feel of the 431 SS at impact as opposed to the buttery feel of a forged club. But hey, at $150 for a set, to gain that much performance it's a no-brainer... just buy a shock absorbent grip an start ruling!Feel Price/Value Playability - would suggest them to others
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Best set of Iron I have made, don't play a lot anymore so I feel the single length is the ticket. I don't care for the 4 H. I think a beginner would really like the concept.
Playability Feel Price/Value - Great value, great concept = more consistent swing.
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I wanted to build my first custom clubs and was really interested in the single length concept. I'm not a great golfer, shoot in the high 80's, low 90's but strike the ball reasonably well. I bought a 7 iron and an A wedge to get an idea of the feel. I really like them. I find the A wedge really easy to hit, even though it is the length of a standard 7 iron. The 7 is also solid but I can't hit it quite as easily I'm sure it is my swing and not the head.
Distance is on par with other clubs. The wedge I can hit farther due to the longer length of the shaft. The offset of the club head is not too much, which is important to me since I tend to draw my longer iron that have a lot of offset. These are definitely GI or SGI irons... pretty big head but not the biggest around. Huge cavity back for nice forgiveness.
I am going to order the complete set and grove my single length swing! Highly recommend. DTG is great and very fast.Playability Feel Price/Value - Sold feel
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I built these irons without any issues changing the lie 2degrees flat and most of the lofts were close. After building them with the same flex I found the 4 and 5 irons lacked jump off the face. So What I did was made the 5 and 4 iron shafts softer by one flex what a difference. I have been building clubs for over 25 years so tweeting clubs is important. The only thing is the hybrid 4 I'm not a big fan. This week I will buy a new 5 iron if they will sell it to me and bent it to a 4, that takes special tools which I have.
Nice job on the clubsPrice/Value Playability Feel - Worst clubs I ever purchased.
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Do not buy this product or have this supplier build you any clubs. Purchased this set with specific instructions on loft and lie configuration and what I received was a set that had lie angles ranging from 61 to 65.5 degrees. Not one of the clubs were set at the lie angle or loft that I had selected and paid for. Now I'm told by the staff at Dicks that my 5 iron cannot be corrected from 61 to 64 degrees without the possibility of breakage.
Price/Value Playability Feel - Simply Awsome
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Easiest club i ever tried to play.
Feel Price/Value Playability - Good Value-Very Bendable
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Assembled 5-PW, A and S Wedge at 37.5 inch playing length. Easily bent to 5 degree loft gaps 20 deg 5 iron-55 deg Sand Wedge. Used DT Stepless Shaft, which I splined and FLO'd. I'd compare the shafts to old Rifle 5.5 (tipped between R & S). I believe Single Length is the way to go for most golfers. I'm already seeing more consistency on my second shots in only my 3rd round with them. I oredered a second set to assemble for my youngest daughter.
I would recommend that you get Integra tiger grips (cheaper version of Winn grips) so I could order them here instead of elsewhere.
I'm sure I'll be ordering more to build for friends and family.Feel Price/Value Playability - Great idea
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Heads look great and play very well. Built them at 37 1/4 inches with Accuflex Assassin Graphite shafts in Reg. The 8,9,PW, AW all gained 10 to 15 yards due to longer shaft the 5,6,7 are about same. I did not like the feel of the Hybrid length so I reverted back to my original club. Overall feel it was worth the switch because I am hitting longer with my scoring irons. I also like the fact that I am making same swing and set up with the irons.
Feel Price/Value Playability - good location
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built sand wedge thru8iron with i-rod stiff shafts,7,6,5iron regular flex a little higher ball flight.same ball position and stance for each club.very consistent,lowered my stroke average almost 3 shots per round to 86.1.made the clubs 37.5 inches
Feel Price/Value Playability - blown away
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I ordered the set along with shafts & grips on a Tues and received everything on Thurs using standard freight! I also, had two heads that were heavier than the tolerances. I sent the two heads back and received the replacements back with no problems. The heads do have a weight screw, but there are no replacement screws available that could be used to modify the weight. I am happy with the Pinhawk single length irons that I built for myself last year, but was intrigued with the low cost of the In1Zone single length irons and decided to build a set for my wife. They made an attractive set of clubs, but we won't know until this summer how they work for her.
Playability Feel Price/Value - Breakthrough I have been looking for
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I have been playing a set of the single length irons for six weeks. I am really impressed! Just play the ball in your stance like your old seven iron and take your normal swing. These clubs simplfy the setup tremendously. I am hitting less fat and thin shots and each week of use only makes my ball striking better. The gap between clubs is not an issue either. About 12 to 15 yards between clubs.
Playability Feel Price/Value - Interesting idea!
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I purchased and built a set on In1Zone Single Length irons 5-SW. I finished them with True Temper Dynalite 100 shafts in R-flex and King Corba Transition-S grips. The shafts were all tip trimmed to seven iron specs and cut to 37". Before shafting I weighed each head and none of the heads weighed in at the listed 273 gms. They all weighed in between 274 - 277 gms. I'm pointing this out because the heads weighing 277 gms. are outside of the + or - 3 gms range.
I also weighed the shafts & grips and put the lighter shafts & grips with the heavier heads in an attempt to have each club the same swing weight.
Thus far I have only hit these clubs indoors off a mat and they have a good sound & feel and I can't wait to give the a true test on the course.Feel Price/Value Playability - I Like these irons
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I built a set with DT Lite shaft flex stiff. Swing weighted at D1. I have played them for a little more than a week. I find the distance to be a little longer than my standard length set. S wedge 115, A wedge 125, P-140 9-150. Still trying to adjust to the new length. I am highly impressed with these clubs
Price/Value Playability Feel - I think I like these same length irons
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I know that the idea of "same length irons" has been around for many years, but there has been more interest recently because at least one pro has been using them on the PGA tour. I saw that great price for the set of In1Zone Single Length iron heads so I bought them and built myself a set (4H, 5H, 6-PW). I have only been out to the range to hit them once, but I think I like these same length irons. I built my set at the 7-iron length, so the set up for all my iron shots like I'm hitting a 7 iron, but the loft does the work to vary the distances. I'm finding that my 6-PW are pretty much about the same distance as with conventional irons. My 4 and 5 hybrid shots were a little less consistent with some shots with a little less distance than with longer length shafts. So still need to get accustomed to these new irons, but I like the fact that there is only one set up for all my irons and I think this may lead to better consistency and scores over time. These are clearly game improvement heads with wide soles and deep cavities in the irons, and they look great too. If you are thinking about trying single length irons, the In1Zone irons are by far the best price you are going to find.
Price/Value Playability Feel - A real equalizer, A++
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I really didn't want to jump on the bandwagon only because Bryson DeChambeau has had success with this concept: equal length clubs, equal weight. But being a golfer who is happy with 90% of my drives and 90% of my shorter irons (7-A) it made sense. The real struggle for me was 6 (happy 40% of the time), 5 and 4.
I decided to make up a set with FST90 stiff shafts at 37", Adams grips and 1/2" ferrules.
The weight on these heads was nearly dead-on out of the box with a small shaft weight added for the 4H, equaling swingweight at D1, a familiar feel.
After only 27 holes with them, I am in love. I actually take a "sand wedge" type swing... my 90-95 yard swing with the 4H,5,6,7,8,9,P and A. That 4H is DEAD-ON center for me EVERY shot. Love it. I am not a huge hitter, about 170-175 with the 4, 160 with the 5. My driver speed is 95-100, for reference.
These feel great and the grooves are sharp on irons, putting a great spin on the ball.
It's science, not hype: one swing is easier to learn than eight.Price/Value Playability Feel - DESCRIPTION
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The In1zone Single Length Iron Series is a simple and common sense approach for you to play your best golf. When Bryson DeChambeau won both the US Amateur and the NCAA Individual titles in 2015, it brought attention to a concept that truly makes all golfers more consistent. Here is how the technology works: All of the irons and hybrids in the set are the same length, weight and lie angle. The In1zone iron set utilizes a 7 iron length throughout the entire set. We choose this length because most people are comfortable with this length of club. The only thing that changes is the loft of the club. So as the theory goes, you only need to make one swing versus a traditional set where you have 12 different lie angles and lengths causing essentially 12 different swings. The ball position stays the same. Your stance stays the same. Your spine angle stays the same. The end result is an increase in consistent ball striking, accuracy and distance for golfers of all skill levels and ability. Each hybrid or iron in this set is designed just for the single length iron theory. You can’t take a standard set of irons and make this concept work because on a traditional set, each iron has a different head weight and lie angle. The In1zone is engineered exclusively for this purpose.Specifications Iron 4h 5h 5i 6i 7i 8i 9i PW AW SW Loft(+-1) 21 24 24 27 31 35 39 44 49 55 Lie(+-1) 63 63 63 63 63 63 63 63 63 63 Weight(+-3) 273 273 273 273 273 273 273 273 273 273 Offset(mm) 0 0 3.175 3.175 3.175 3.175 3.175 3.175 3.175 3.175
Hybrid Material 420 Stainless Steel Iron Material 431 Stainless Steel Diameter .370 Parallel Tip Hosel Depth 32mm Hybrid Finish Black Iron Finish Satin Polish
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