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Might I recommend the Wilson D7 Forged I think there are reviews for them here on the forums. See what I did there?

The review is like a fine wine, it needed to age some to be best before consuming.

Thanks @Rickp they were a fun club to test, and a good group to test with

@revkev I purposely didn't read anyones reviews until I got done with mine. I didn't want to get all jaded or have things pop into my head that weren't there in the first place. But I find it noteworthy that we both took exception with the naming Wilson used on these.

Still adding in some media that I couldn't get to work the first time, but stage 2 is up!

Good group to put these clubs to the grind stone! I'm deviously(was going for definitely, but in this case I'll let auto correct win) curious to see if @dlow206can keep the same driver in his bag long enough to wear out a grip.

I like CC for Putter, hybrids, woods and driver. They definitely do the best on driver as that is probably what they do the most of. I can't recommend them for irons. And the biggest reason for that is how they do it. I forget if it was only 7i or only 6i they have, but either way, it's all they have. If you want to get for to the best 7/6i you can, they are great. If you think you might want a mixed set, or wondering if you should use the set gap wedge or a specialty wedge instead... You are better off going to a PGASS or any local shop that will let you hit more than a single iron.

The PW looks about the same. The 6i looks noticeably lower, and the 4i looks about the same again.

I'm here for the people. Lol.

I'm going to get 1 more round in before writing up my review, looks like it is going to be cold and rainy. Guess I'll be able to report how they handle adverse climate and the cold.

Different swings and different results. I haven't hit any dead toe shots. I generally hit between center and hozel, so maybe these play too that, but I've found the distances to be really consistent. I played with a couple new players at my club today and they both pulled the D7's out to look at them, they are a very appealing club. The chrome finish has really grown on me. Also, had another round today where I didn't miss a green with a D7 in hand. My confidence with them is skyrocketing. 6 Birdies in my last two rounds, 77 / 76. Still no Wilson Staff hole-in-one tattoo, the

Getting angry with a bad shot. Or just expecting Tour Pro results with every shot.

I've been playing the modus 105s for the last 3 years. Really just love that shaft. Right now I'm doing the forum test for the Wilson D7 Forged irons, I got them with the Recoil 110's. For me they feel and perform near identical. Same load /release and action. I played the 105's in stiff and got the Recoils in their F4(stiff flex). Great shafts both.

I'm not sure how scientific or useful for this testing it was, but night golf was fun. The D7's, well, you can't really see the top line, or the offset in the dark. Also, no sun glare off the club, so that was good. They were so powerful they exploded golf balls with 8i's. Literally 2 tee shots in a row the ball cover exploded into glowing shrapnel flying down the fairway. I mean, I was basically Roy Hobbs out on the course. Yes, I also took the onewheel, it does have a headlight for a reason. Had to put that to use.

Today I played a round workout using driver just to play some more shots with these irons. My home course is pretty short, so I can easily go driver / wedge to most holes. Anyway. These irons... Hit more greens (14/18) today then I normally hit. Probably due to hitting most of the fairways. But was 3/3 with my 5i,and 2/2 with the 6i on approaches. My only missed green on an approach, was a well stuck shot that I needed to curve around a tree. It clipped a branch and dropped down. If it misses the branch I'm on that green too. Can't think of the last round (or even if it has ever happened) that