Let’s see….10 gallons of Mayo, a gross of Toothbrushes, 25 lbs of Hersheys kisses, 4 new tires for the car and a set of blades.
Bad thing is people who know nothing about clubs will just buy them amd suck even more than they did before. I have yet to see the Kirkland wedges in a decent players bag. If Costco really cared, they’d have put out GI irons not blades. This is more like “throw crap at the ball and see what sticks.”
I don't think they are geared at decent players. They are a budget option for a 3 wedge set. 3 wedges for $149 , less than the price of one big brand name wedge.
Costco wedges have TT wedge flex shaft , no custom options. I expect the irons to have a similar type of build and target audience....that segment of the population looking for a low priced option.
By all accounts the wedges were a home run for Costco and they got decent reviews .I saw quite a few Costco wedges in bags and know a couple guys with them, they are not great golfers but these wedge in their hands will work as well as a set of wedges that costs $500- $600.
Costco is way bigger than all the golf companies combined, them adding clubs is a pittance to them and their bottom line....it worked with their balls, wedges, putter and gloves, I suspect it will also with the irons....depending on their pricing. It shows as a forged head on USGA which will increase cost but they will probably sell tons so that could keep the price down. I would think a 4-pw set will have to stay in the $450 or less range
Weirfan It’s too bad that the irons are actually geared for better players will be bought be people who are not better players. If they were better players…. They wouldn’t be buying a set of blades at Costco with a vat of Mayonnaise.
Costco said, build us a set of clubs that look nice that people will just buy. Throw it against the wall, see if it sticks. People buying these are probably doing their game a disservice.
They are game improvement hollow body irons, not blades.
It will be interesting to see what they look like in person. I should be able to maybe this fall....ground has been broken in Scarborough.
I think if they keep the price in the $400 to $500 range they will sell a bunch of them. Especially if they have a recognizable brand shaft. People love a good deal...
I have no need for the Callaway set that they sell, but I would be lying if I told you I had not thought about buying a set. You know, to just see if they are decent. 
Just guessing Costco did their homework bf deciding to sell this product.
sdandrea1 We need a PapaD review on them. Still looking for a project?
Somebody needs to buy a set and pass them around to whoever wants to try them. End of story!!!!!!!!
If they come in at the $450 or less price point, Subsonic will buy a set.
I can tell you that the idiots out there will drive the price up. Same the did with the KSig balls, Putters etc...
And why would you plaster your name on the back of it like that?
