for KZG fans only, Forged: CB II-M or CB III?

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for KZG fans only: CB II-M or CB III?

We're about to order a pro custom fitted set of ten Forged CB II-M irons, but we've not gotten much information on the Forged CB III irons. Comparing only these two: will there be any differences for a mid-Index player, currently taking series of private golf lessons, who loves hitting her 4 Iron?

KZG Revolutionizes Game-improvement With New Forged CB III Irons

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA - July 31, 2006 - Yes, you can have your cake and eat it, too. KZG, the #1 Custom ProLine, proves it with the introduction of their new CB III Irons, double-forged for feel, workability and consistency coupled with an over sized body design with a generous cavity for ease of play and forgiveness.

"Clubs with great feel provide benefits every golfer needs: more control, better repeatability, and an enhanced touch around the greens," says Jennifer King, President of KZG. "The soft, smooth feel of KZG forgings has always been our hallmark, and with the new CB-III Irons, we're able to deliver that advantage to mid- and high-handicappers."

The CB-III Forged Irons feature all the characteristics one looks for in a game-improvement iron: moderate offset, an expanded hitting area from heel to toe, a wide stable sole with a lower center of gravity to help the ball get airborne, and maximum perimeter weighting for forgiveness. Generally clubs with such dramatic features are investment cast, which often produce a harsh and brittle feel. KZG's CB-III irons are hand crafted and double-forged entirely in Japan…the finest that money can buy… where S25C carbon steel bars are hammered into shape, cooled and trimmed, then hammered again before being hand-finished. The end results are irons with unmatched molecular alignment and feel that turn mis-hits into spectacular shots. And there's another advantage. The softer metal of the double-forged CB III makes it ideal for adjustments in a loft and lie machine to perfectly fit every golfer.

"The CB III Irons fit right into our custom fitting process," says King. "Not only are they adjustable 6-8 degrees upright or flat, but the deep cavity makes them ideal for mix-and-matching in a blended set. A middle handicapper, for example, may need the extra help the CB III offers in the long irons, but prefer the control offered by our Forged Blades in the short irons. And that's another reason we're excited about this club: It really fills out our award-winning forged product line. We now offer seven different models of forged irons, which means professional clubfitters will have every option they need to fit every conceivable kind of golfer."

http://www.golfbusinesswire.com/2006_articles/107956

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