One never wants to review golf clubs after the first round or two with them. It's still the "honeymoon"! The Epic irons did most everything on-line reviews said they would. They are long... mainly due to the jacked lofts. They are forgiving. And, they don't have any "brakes". Being used to my old Eye 2's that would stop on a dime, the Epics want to hit the green and roll 15 to 20 feet. On postage stamp greens, that means they end up off the back side. By the last few holes, got that issue fairly well tuned in. Three birdies and a smooth 79... while missing some makeable putts. Just having trouble... at 75 years old... flying a bunker... landing a ball on the green... from 128 yards... with a pitching wedge. That just ain't right. Stuck an 8 iron to 1 foot on a 156 yard par 3. Depending on wind, I've been hitting a 5-iron or 6-iron on that hole.
They're a little flatter than I'm used to. Will see how the next couple days go. May have my buddy bend them up 2 degrees.
And, hate to admit it, but if these stay in the bag I'll be investing in a set of iron covers. Dang, these are purty and look like they might show club chatter. The old Pings cold withstand a ballpein hammer blow and not mark up.