Kirkland Irons
pellmell in a non-insane world $200 sounds like the right place for them to claim a “premium” design at a reasonable price to get some market share. In a time when the OEMs aren’t scared to slap $700 on an off the shelf driver, I won’t be surprised if they try for $299.
Once they get out in the market for a couple months they will have zero resale value and the early adopters will be the losers. They will be sold out by then so it won’t matter to Costco.
From the one picture they look alright to me. Hard to tell size though. Are they similar to the Taylormade or are they bulky like ping g700? I’d be interested if they are soft feeling and provided good launch and spin.
sdandrea1 Wedges may be the 1 club that gets way too much hype. Mainly because most do not know how to hit them. Me included. Everyone wants to get wrapped up in a 'grind' that have not a clue as to what it means or does for them. And the majority of those people are still trying to 'break 90'!! But, they 'got to have' the perfect grind and.... migawd.....the latest $200 wedge shaft for it!
sdandrea1 I got a couple Callaway CB Mack Daddy wedges recently. New model was coming out and these were only $75-$89 everywhere. Will never leave my bag/set up. Best ever. No nonsense sole design & as easy to hit as any other iron, with no fear of skulls.
Yes, much better than the Clevelands, btw.
Found the new Costco-Kirkland headcovers on another site..............................
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Par4QC Yes, much better than the Clevelands, btw
My 46,50 & 56 just yelled “BOLD claim sir!”from the back of my car
VigilanteTrail
CBx = just a wedge
Mack Daddy = da shit!!
DC300 In my experience if you suck that bad, you can play pretty much anything and it won't make that much of a difference. It is counterintuitive, but a better player benefits from forgiveness more than the 30 handicap since their misses are smaller. A horrible swing is a horrible swing and there is not a whole lot the club can do to help that.