PGF Gold TP Horsepower Pro Forged Individual Iron [Utility Driving Iron]

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Not bad at all. It's got a good length for me, sits perfect for whacking it off the ground. I'm 5'10.5"The swing feels smooth with a great arc to the drive. I'm still an newb but this feels better than the 35$ set in picked up at the pawn shop.

Finally was able to use this 9 iron on the golf course. The shaft is little long for my height, but the graphite shaft gives great flex. I was able to adjust my swing and the ball just flew. Very easy club to swing. The club face allows for great ball control. Was able to get some great spinners back to holes on the greens. The grip is very comfortable.

The after-sales service is very poor, the promotional pictures are misleading, the customer service simply ignores you, and the quality of the product feels particularly poor.

I live right near a Top Golf driving range, and I like to hit it up now and again. Until now, I didn't own any of my own clubs other than a couple putters for miniature golf, but for the same reasons I bring my own pool cue, I figured I'd try using my own driver. I'm not a big golfer by any means, so my commentary is purely that of a casual user that goes to a driving range occasionally.Pros:+ It seems to be a fantastic value when compared to other drivers with similar features.+ The shaft has more flex/give than the metal shafted drivers at the range. It makes it feel more comfortable to swing if that makes sense, and I feel like I have been able to drive farther than I do with the provided clubs for the same amount of effort.+ It sounds cool. There's a distinct ping that sounds different than the provided clubs, though that may be true for any decent driver however.Cons:- It is pretty long compared to the clubs provided at the driving range, at least a few extra inches. This made me end up needing to stand a little further away from the ball. I'm 5'11" and made it work, but if you're shorter than that you might want to consider another club.- It's a minor nitpick but the head scratched up pretty much right away. That being said, I'm not concerned with signs of wear, but if you want pristine looking clubs, this isn't going to be one.Overall, from an amateur point of view I'm quite happy with this driver. I think it offers an excellent value for the price, and it has gotten me driving farther out than before with the same amount of effort. I like the sound it makes, and how comfortable it is to swing. Though it is a bit on the long side, it didn't take much adjusting to make it work. If you're about my height and looking for a driver, I don't think you can go wrong with this one.

This utility iron delivers exactly what you'd expect from a forged club—great feedback, solid feel, and excellent control. The PGF Gold TP Horsepower Pro has become my go-to club for tight fairways and windy conditions where accuracy is key. It’s workable, forgiving enough for a utility iron, and provides a penetrating ball flight. Great for players who want an alternative to a hybrid or fairway wood with more precision. Well-built and confidence-inspiring at address—definitely worth having in the bag!

I ordered this iron for my husband who is an avid golfer. Here is his opinion of the club. 1. Shaft too long. 2. Too much flex. 3. Hits solid.

I didn’t have a high expectations but the club head breaking and flying off after 10 swings was definitely not expected.