Monday I'm picking up a full set (minus a KZG 10.5* driver) of Wishon clubs. One 3 wood is the 949. The other 3 wood and 5 & 7 woods are the 515 (i think that's correct?) with 5-pw being the 550Ms. Anybody care to share their personal experience with these clubs? Always wanted to try Wishon clubs. Hoping these work out. Thanks.

    The 550m was the first real muscleback blades from Wishon. The cavity back version was really the set that got me into clubmaking ho-dom. They are great feeling clubs, a little small sized compared to most today.

    515s were a taller faced fairway woods. Pretty hot, although it took some talent to get them off the deck. Awesome off the tee though, that 3w would perform as a short driver.

    949mc was a lower profile FW. The first iteration had little/no grooves, and some people experienced knuckleballs in damp conditions. I never had any problems with the 949s though.

    LBlack14 pics will be up Monday after i get them. Taking a bit of a risk on these. No pics for me, just his word that they were his dad's and well taken care of. Plus, I'm driving an hour and a half to get them. 😓😓😓

        VaughnRoss I've been playing a mixed set of Wishon 550's (5&6 CB and 7-SW M😎 since shortly after they came out... minus my 6ish year hiatus from the game. I love them. Most of my misses are fat or thin so the mb's don't worry me too much. I rarely miss heel to toe where the CB would help more so I only opted for those in the mid-irons. Don't hesitate. You will not be disappointed.

          They're golf clubs. Put a good swing on them and they'll work fine. 😉 Wishon products in my experience have been of outstanding quality. I once bagged a full set from driver to putter.

            I had a 550m/c combo set many years ago. Have been a Wishon loyalist ever since. Phenomenal clubs. You may find sets of equal quality from other manufacturers, but it is hard to believe that you'd find anything better. Great feel, great control.

            5 days later

            949s are hot, hot, hot. 515s are hot too, but a little more difficult to get airborne.