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Wilson Staff Di9 Iron set Golf Club
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Club Type: Iron set
Brand: Wilson
Model: Staff Di9
Product ID: EPID72535446
Description: • The Staff Di9 irons feature a 17-4 stainless steel cast oversized cavity back club head with a “shock trap” urethane insert• The “Shock Trap” urethane insert located in the heel if this high-MOI design (Moment of Inertia) delivers a co...
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Wilson Staff Di9 Iron set Golf Club
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4 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Great irons very easy to hit .I had di7 and liked them alot also but sold for callaway big bertha 2002 .They were ok but i liked the wilsons better so i sold the callaways adn got the new and improved Di7 i could not be happier.
Review ID: 10000000012325938
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Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our Wilson Staff Di9 Iron set2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I grew up playing Wilson golf clubs. They seemed to lose their popularity in the 80's, at least in this country. When Harrington won this first Open Championship playing Wilson clubs, I decided to try them. I bought a set of Di5's with graphite shafts and liked them pretty well. I got the graphite because at age 60, I felt I needed the extra flex. After a while, I found that the graphite shafts were a little weak, so I bought the Di9 irons with steel shafts. I get about the same distance now, but am more accurate. I would highly recommend them for a beginner or for a senior player.
Review ID: 10000000013415113
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Great Irons!Review created: 08/30/09
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josephpuck ( 73
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) 2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
These are better than I expected. Tested the Di7's at a local shop, didn't want to pay $400 for them. The set is perfect for me with 5-9 and 3 wedges. They are evenly spaced at 3.5 degrees between each clubs leaving no gaps when playing, I always have a club for the distance. They are easily 10-20 yards further for each club compared to the Taylormade RAC irons I previously owned. The feel is great and it's hard to hit a slice or duck hook. I still carry a 16 handicap but have dropped 4-5 strokes after playing these for about 5 rounds. I can't find anything bad to say about them yet. They are not the big name brand everyone looks for but they play just as well or better. They were reviewed by Golf Digest and given higher marks than all the major brands.
Review ID: 10000000013287786
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This E-Bay Seller Should Be Avoided1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This is a great product. Unfortunately the welching jerks at Dales Pro Golf Shop totally suck. I never got the product from them because they lied about a defect with the product and that Wilson wouldn't back them up. What really happened was the jerk ran a NO RESERVE auction and when I won the auction at a price they didn't want to sell them at they reneged and after 2 weeks of BS just refunded my payment without comment.
If it was in my power, I would ban them from this site and all other auction sites and hope that Dale McCreary, the proprietor, ends up on the side of the street with a tin cup begging for pennies because a man with no honor is not a man at all, but a snake in a man's body!
So I went to a legitimate seller on-line, The Golf Warehouse, and bought a set of these same clubs from a REAL operation and they are great clubs. So in closing, Wilson Di9 Golf Irons, excellent product. Dales Golf Pro Shop and Dale McCreary- scuzzy scumbag who I wouldn't buy ANYTHING from!
If it was in my power, I would ban them from this site and all other auction sites and hope that Dale McCreary, the proprietor, ends up on the side of the street with a tin cup begging for pennies because a man with no honor is not a man at all, but a snake in a man's body!
So I went to a legitimate seller on-line, The Golf Warehouse, and bought a set of these same clubs from a REAL operation and they are great clubs. So in closing, Wilson Di9 Golf Irons, excellent product. Dales Golf Pro Shop and Dale McCreary- scuzzy scumbag who I wouldn't buy ANYTHING from!
Review ID: 10000000014460497
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WILSON DI9Review created: 09/21/09
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jsb0359eduh ( 11
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) 1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Wow these clubs are awesome. I am a mid hanicapper who was looking for a forgiving club that looks good and I hit the jackpot. The wilson fat shaft really makes a difference and I can say that a mis hit still goes straight and pretty long you just loose some distance. Played my best rounds all year the first two times i ussed them and the yardage gaps are perfect between clubs.
Review ID: 10000000013584832
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DI9 Wilson Iron SetA very good set of irons that is both forgiving and distance improvement. I would reccomend this set of iron to beginner to middle handicap players.
Review ID: 10000000015157334
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Wilson DI9 Irons 5-AW Reg FlexRead reviews on the club and couldn't find a negative comment. Very pleased with the Wilson DI9 irons. The constant gaps between clubs makes it easier to dial in on exact distances. The fat shaft works well in controlling the club from fanning open on toe shots. Grip is very confortable with just the right tackiness. Also enjoy the top line - a little more traditional looking then most oversided irons on the market.
Review ID: 10000000014986047
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Evaluation of Wilson Staff Clubs0 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I haven't really had a chance to give them a good trial as yet. What I have
seen so far, I like the club, the feel, and the grip. Perhaps at a later
date I could give a better evaluation.
seen so far, I like the club, the feel, and the grip. Perhaps at a later
date I could give a better evaluation.
Review ID: 10000000014031698
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Di9 graphite irons long, but inconsistentReview created: 10/01/09
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As an engineer, I was intrigued by the Di7 technology, and bought a set. They worked well. Then I read where the Di9 sets improved on the former technology, so I was one of the first to obtain a set. I even got the 3- and 4-irons from the Wilson Rep.
My set is the graphite-shafted set in a regular flex. The lofts are a half club stronger than many competing sets, and the geometry of the fat shaft and the clubhead reduced toe-height add additional distance. They truly are the longest irons I have played in my 45 years as a golfer.
However, the kick of the UST graphite shafts seem inconsistent. There can be a larger deviation in distance, and a larger diviation in azimuth (direction), than there should be in a quality set of irons. After all, irons are for hitting the green, not just hitting the ball far.
In spite of my yen for these to be my "go to" irons (we all want to hit the ball farther), the fact that they are just not as accurate is compelling enough for them to sit in my closet. If I was status conscious, then I would go with some Callaway products (e.g., Big Bertha 2004) that are a full club shorter but much more consistent in distance and accuracy. However, I found that Dynacraft made some weight adjustable Genesis irons that resembled the stronger lofts of the Wilson Di7 and Di9 irons, and those clubs assembled in my garage are the best set of irons I have ever enjoyed. I have them weighted to constant MOI rather than constant swingweight, and I believe that is the way modern clubmakers will be going.
My set is the graphite-shafted set in a regular flex. The lofts are a half club stronger than many competing sets, and the geometry of the fat shaft and the clubhead reduced toe-height add additional distance. They truly are the longest irons I have played in my 45 years as a golfer.
However, the kick of the UST graphite shafts seem inconsistent. There can be a larger deviation in distance, and a larger diviation in azimuth (direction), than there should be in a quality set of irons. After all, irons are for hitting the green, not just hitting the ball far.
In spite of my yen for these to be my "go to" irons (we all want to hit the ball farther), the fact that they are just not as accurate is compelling enough for them to sit in my closet. If I was status conscious, then I would go with some Callaway products (e.g., Big Bertha 2004) that are a full club shorter but much more consistent in distance and accuracy. However, I found that Dynacraft made some weight adjustable Genesis irons that resembled the stronger lofts of the Wilson Di7 and Di9 irons, and those clubs assembled in my garage are the best set of irons I have ever enjoyed. I have them weighted to constant MOI rather than constant swingweight, and I believe that is the way modern clubmakers will be going.
Review ID: 10000000013671712
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