WM-X1 Individual Golf Iron Right/Left

ONE OF THE EASIEST 0NE-IRONS I HAVE EVER HIT; THE CLUB'S LOW CENTRE OF GRAVITY ENABLES A QUICK LAUNCH OF THE GOLFBALL AIRBORNE WHILST CREATING SPIN FROM THE MILLED AND WELL GROOVED CLUBFACE; I ALSO FOUND THAT THE CLUB LIES VERY WELL ON THE GROUND WITHOUT MUCH ADJUSTMENT, FURTHER FACILITATING THE EASE OF USING THE CLUB; TRULY GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY IN EVERY RESPECT

I want to start by saying I received this item for the Vine review program.I am a beginner golfer and needed something for the driving range. This item fits the bill as I starting to build a golf club collection. Overall, this is a very solid construction with very solid weight. I am not an expert by any means but enjoy the feel and strike of the ball.Quality: 5/5Durability: 5/5Value: 5/5X-factor: 5/5 - beautiful blue colorOverall, I recommend this item for a beginner golfer looking to add a steel golf club to their collection.

We put it to the test and it worked! Comfortable grip. Good quality. Highly recommend!

The Mazel 4 iron is a club the that has good balance, weight, and style. I was in need of an iron that could better fill my gap of my hybrid and 6 iron. The club felt very comfortable and was the right length. I was able to immediately get in a groove with my swing. Most of the balls were landing straight at 125 - 150 yards. If you are needing a new set of irons Mazel is a great set to consider.

My old Wedge snapped trying to pitch out next to a stone bridge, so I got the MAZEL WM-X1 Pitching Wedge as a replacement. It is nearly the same loft as my old club (Nike SQ), but a fair amount heavier. The deep cavity-back and heavier sole take some getting used to, but now that I've played a few rounds with it, I've really gotten to like it. Love the grip, and the face is at least as forgiving as my old club. Happy with this club and expect to enjoy it for many rounds.

This is a really nice golf club! I got my husband a portable backyard driving range for Father’s Day and ordered him this club since he only had putters. He really likes it so far!

My son is very interested in playing golf in High School, but unfortunately neither of his parents play. So we have gotten him some lessons, and it is time for him to start putting together his own set of clubs. We had found a few, a putter, a wedge, and some wood drivers, but no 5 iron. In my very limited golf experience, the 5 iron was my "go to" club.And this is much nicer than any others he has gotten, or any that I have played with. I took a few swings, and it feels really nice in my hands. It is well balanced, the grip was comfortable, and it should make a really nice addition to his slim set. He looked it over, gave it a few swings and agreed that it was a nice golf club. Unfortunately I am not able to compare it to any name brands, maybe it is as good, maybe it is better, or not as good. But certainly for his level of playing, he likes it. It does appear well made, and does not feel like some of the "used" clubs we have seen around. I have no doubt this will work great for him, and be used quite a bit.

This is a nice sand wedge. It's not my first Mazel club, it seems like a great brand.This club is fairly heavy and at first I was turned off by that but I took it with me as I have no other SW. I not only practiced with this club but I also landed in a sand trap and tested it in real life.I did duff the first swing but the second attempt hit it perfectly out of the bunker, and nearly was a perfect shot.Probably because of that shot, I happen to like this a lot. My only heavy club other than my putter but I like it.The grip is much nicer than I expected and the fave is large with a nice shape.I'd buy it again if I lost it.Definitely worth the buy.

When I was a kid, we set up a golf course around our small farm. My cousin, my brother and I competed daily. We had one old set of Wilson - Sam Snead golf clubs that we had borrowed (and never returned) from my Great Uncle Bert, down the road. My cousin played with the 9 iron, my brother the 8, and I played every shot with a 7 iron. We didn't know any better and eventually mastered shooting every distance with our club. I don't play very often at all these days but when I do, the 7 iron is my go to club.This Mazel 7 is quite an improvement over the Sam Snead club I grew up playing with. I love the look of the black, perimeter weighted club head. It has the traditional groove on face and a cool looking emblem and red stripes inside the back cavity. The club feels great and the grip is almost too sticky. I miss playing golf. There was nothing better than playing with my cousin and brother. Hitting a ball around this afternoon brought back many fond memories.