PGF Gold TP Horsepower Pro Forged Utility Driving Iron[#2 Iron][Men Right Hand][Black]

Golf club works extremely well. The grip feels great and fits well in your hands. For the price point you can’t beat it, between the weight and overall feel and quality, you can’t beat this price.

I didn’t have a high expectations but the club head breaking and flying off after 10 swings was definitely not expected.

So far, I've really enjoyed playing with this PGF 2 iron. The club head looks very much like my PXG clubs...not sure if that is by design, but I am not complaining as I really like my PXG irons. Anyway, a few thoughts... *First, the shaft is longer that any other iron I have...longer than any similar clubs I own (1, 3, etc.). This is a pretty big deal as I thought it might throw me off....but it didn't. I didn't have any trouble hitting this club. *The shaft has some give to it, so perhaps better for those who don't swing as hard. I wasn't getting great distance, but I was pretty reliably in the 180 - 190 range which is good since that is a distance I struggle with. I took a little off my swing to give myself a little more control. *Used it a few times to escape low hanging branches...worked well at keeping the ball low. *The sound was a little different that my other irons, hard to describe it, but it's noticeable. Overall, this is a club I plan to keep in my bag as I have used it more than I expected. It performs as expected and I am glad the extended length of the shaft didn't cause any issues.

This 2 iron is a great option as a fairway finder off of the tee or recovery shots for getting back into position. I use this versatile club for trouble shots as well tee shots that call for a much shorter club. You will need to practice with this club and find out what types of shots you can hit, tee, fairway, rough, chipper around the green, etc.

After hitting around 25 will stuck ball at 230-250 yards the fricking head broke off!

I ordered this iron for my husband who is an avid golfer. Here is his opinion of the club. 1. Shaft too long. 2. Too much flex. 3. Hits solid.

I am a 7 HCP golfer and was looking EVERYWHERE for a 2-iron I used to have. I needed something that was not a wood or hybrid to use off the tee when I HAVE to hit the grass and not risk an OOPS! My current set only goes to 5-iron, which was fine for a 200 yd shot....I wanted a little more distance....this will work well. The shaft is a little whippy as a regular, but for the heck of it I fired off a shot from my artifical turf to a vacant area....did not tee it up at all. Caught it flush and dead center first try of the ground. Felt great without the THWONK...good crisp sound....which I like. It will replace my seldom used 5-wood. When I have to punch under a tree, I have to de-loft my 5-iron a lot and that can be hard to control....this will make that a much more confident option. The weights in the back will help with distance.....can't wait to try it out on the course.

I got this 2 iron because I typically play better with my irons vs. my woods. For some reason I can never get a good clean hit with my hybrid or woods. I have a 3 iron and I can really get some good distance with it. This 2 iron though is a game changer for my game. I was impressed by how much farther I could hit the ball with this iron. It has a great feel to it, and nice balanced weight through the swing. It has a great sweet spot on the face of the club and really sends that ball sailing. I love the black color of this club it looks great and plays just as good as it looks.