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Wilson Staff 2016 D200 iron set: 8,9,PW,GW,SW; Senior shaft upgrade, RH, Mens
Estimated price for orientation: 139 $
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Description Brand: Wilson Staff Dexterity: Right-Handed Model: D200 Gender: Men Club Type: Iron Set Loft: Standard, see description Club Size: Standard, see description Flex: Seniors Shaft Material: Graphite
The shafts and grips still look brand new. But the iron heads look a little worn. I have actually purchased two sets of D200's this Summer and have been surprised that the faces of the clubs seem to show more wear than the clubs have had. The grooves do not show the wear but the faces and soles seem to mark easily. This wear does not affect the performance of the clubs but it still surprised me. I think the pictures give an idea of what I am talking about.These are game improvement clubs and received Golf Digest's highest rating for new game improvement clubs in 2015. Wilson did not change the model and made them new in both 2015 and 2016. I really appreciated the extra distance but found I just hit them inconsistently due to the weight. Here are the specifications:8 iron 35 degrees loft 37 inches long 63 degrees lie angle 4 degrees bounce D2 Swing Weight9 iron 39 degrees 36.5 inches 63.5 degrees 4.5 degrees D2PW 43 degrees 36 inches 64 degrees 5 degrees D2GW 47 degrees 35.75 inches 64 degrees 6 degrees D2SW 55 degrees 35.5 inches 64 degrees 10 degrees D3The clubs produce a nice high flight and, as I said, excellent distance. They are easy to chip with.I am afraid the rest of what I will describe here sounds like a Soap Opera -- but it is not. Before I bought this set I purchased a used D200 7 hybrid with the stock 54 gram UST Senior shaft. I loved it and hit it much farther than my current 7 iron. I liked it so much I decided to buy the irons with the 59 gram UST Senior shaft. While waiting to get the iron set I got a good deal on the 6, 5, and 4 D200 hybrids and bought them. All had 54 gram shafts. But the three new hybrids did not work as well for me. They seemed too heavy. By the time I had all the hybrids and the new irons with the 65 gram shaft it became painfully clear to me that all the clubs were too heavy for me! I still loved the extra distance I had gotten from the D200's so I bought a used set of the irons with the lighter UST 59 gram shafts. I was hoping the 59 gram shaft would be light enough for me and still provide the great distance I was getting from the 65 gram shaft. But even they turned out to be too heavy! After playing several rounds with all the hybrids and the 59 gram irons I reluctantly decided all the clubs were just too heavy. :( At one point I even bought a used 7 iron D200 in a regular flex 59 gram UST Elements shaft because I was hoping the regular flex would fit with the 65 gram-shafted new set I was trying to work with at the time. This was after I discovered the 7 hybid was also too heavy and I had not been able to find a single used D200 seven iron in the 59 gram shaft. The regular flex seven iron actually feels good with the 65 gram set -- but all the D200's are too heavy. So the set I am selling here, the regular flex 7 iron, the set with the 59 gram Senior shafts and all the hybrids are also going up for sale. If someone reads all this and buys some combination of these clubs I will combine shipping if possible. :)I kind of feel better after writing this whole sad story down and hope that a few people will at least get bargains out of the whole sad adventure! :)I have provided shipping options so the buyer may determine how quickly they would like to receive the clubs. I will ship as soon as possible but in no case longer than one business day after payment clearance. I prefer Pay Pal.
Description
| Brand: | Wilson Staff | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| Model: | D200 | Gender: | Men |
| Club Type: | Iron Set | Loft: | Standard, see description |
| Club Size: | Standard, see description | Flex: | Seniors |
| Shaft Material: | Graphite |
The shafts and grips still look brand new. But the iron heads look a little worn. I have actually purchased two sets of D200's this Summer and have been surprised that the faces of the clubs seem to show more wear than the clubs have had. The grooves do not show the wear but the faces and soles seem to mark easily. This wear does not affect the performance of the clubs but it still surprised me. I think the pictures give an idea of what I am talking about.These are game improvement clubs and received Golf Digest's highest rating for new game improvement clubs in 2015. Wilson did not change the model and made them new in both 2015 and 2016. I really appreciated the extra distance but found I just hit them inconsistently due to the weight. Here are the specifications:8 iron 35 degrees loft 37 inches long 63 degrees lie angle 4 degrees bounce D2 Swing Weight9 iron 39 degrees 36.5 inches 63.5 degrees 4.5 degrees D2PW 43 degrees 36 inches 64 degrees 5 degrees D2GW 47 degrees 35.75 inches 64 degrees 6 degrees D2SW 55 degrees 35.5 inches 64 degrees 10 degrees D3The clubs produce a nice high flight and, as I said, excellent distance. They are easy to chip with.I am afraid the rest of what I will describe here sounds like a Soap Opera -- but it is not. Before I bought this set I purchased a used D200 7 hybrid with the stock 54 gram UST Senior shaft. I loved it and hit it much farther than my current 7 iron. I liked it so much I decided to buy the irons with the 59 gram UST Senior shaft. While waiting to get the iron set I got a good deal on the 6, 5, and 4 D200 hybrids and bought them. All had 54 gram shafts. But the three new hybrids did not work as well for me. They seemed too heavy. By the time I had all the hybrids and the new irons with the 65 gram shaft it became painfully clear to me that all the clubs were too heavy for me! I still loved the extra distance I had gotten from the D200's so I bought a used set of the irons with the lighter UST 59 gram shafts. I was hoping the 59 gram shaft would be light enough for me and still provide the great distance I was getting from the 65 gram shaft. But even they turned out to be too heavy! After playing several rounds with all the hybrids and the 59 gram irons I reluctantly decided all the clubs were just too heavy. :( At one point I even bought a used 7 iron D200 in a regular flex 59 gram UST Elements shaft because I was hoping the regular flex would fit with the 65 gram-shafted new set I was trying to work with at the time. This was after I discovered the 7 hybid was also too heavy and I had not been able to find a single used D200 seven iron in the 59 gram shaft. The regular flex seven iron actually feels good with the 65 gram set -- but all the D200's are too heavy. So the set I am selling here, the regular flex 7 iron, the set with the 59 gram Senior shafts and all the hybrids are also going up for sale. If someone reads all this and buys some combination of these clubs I will combine shipping if possible. :)I kind of feel better after writing this whole sad story down and hope that a few people will at least get bargains out of the whole sad adventure! :)I have provided shipping options so the buyer may determine how quickly they would like to receive the clubs. I will ship as soon as possible but in no case longer than one business day after payment clearance. I prefer Pay Pal.