Can anyone compare these to the Srixon Z Star Forged irons? I'm looking for something a bit more forgiving than the players CBs I have now. Used to love the J33CB's. I'm a little hesitant to go to a club face as either of these appear, but at the price you can get these for now willing to take that chance on either the Z-Stars or the J40's.
Unfortunately I don't have a place I can demo either of these, and haven't found more of a GI iron that I've liked (and/or been willing to pay for) from the "Bigger" manufacturers.
Thanks!
I believe Z-star irons are a two piece design, sort of like Apex or Cleveland 588TT's, where there is a thin face that's welded to a cast or forged body. Bridgestone DPC's are a one piece forging. Just my opinion, but I don't consider these two piece irons to be "forged" in the traditional way most people associate with the term, and you shouldn't expect this type of iron to feel or sound like a one piece forging either. Some of these two piece irons have a spring face to increase distance, but given that, the distance control is not as good. Nice irons regardless, just very different from each other. Oh, and I'd expect the Z-star's to be more forgiving, but only slightly so.
Ping G400 driver w/Adila Rogue 125 Silver 60S TEE XCG6 3 & 5 fairway woods & Srizon U85 3U
Ping G25, G410, or i200 irons (depending on mood)
Ping Glide 50/55/60 wedges
Ping Anser putter - the "real deal!"
I'm glad I ran across this thread.Im elated with my MP64's and wasn't looking to change my irons....
Well I now have a set if new DPC's coming my way thanks to the fine people who influence me at GOLFWRX ;-)
I'm most interested in the feel comparison with my Zunos, and a lil concerned with mention of a longer blade length on the DPC's vs the MP64's.
In all honesty, the only reason I havn't pursued the DPC's sooner, is the lack of presence in any stores or demo days in Canada. But, I got a great deal, so I'm stoked....
Gonna load them up with the new DG X100 Pros and report back.
Cobra F9 Avalanche 9° with GD AD-iZ 7X<br />GBB 3-wood with Regio 70x<br />Rogue 5-wood with Aldila Green 70S<br />Srixon U65 23° with Nippon 120X<br />Cobra Forged Tec Black OL 5 & 6 and VL 7-PW $-Taper 125’s<br />Callaway Forged Black 54° and 58° PM Grind/ Nippon 115X Wedge<br />Bettinardi Stock 8<br />TP5
I'm glad I ran across this thread.Im elated with my MP64's and wasn't looking to change my irons....
Well I now have a set if new DPC's coming my way thanks to the fine people who influence me at GOLFWRX ;-)
I'm most interested in the feel comparison with my Zunos, and a lil concerned with mention of a longer blade length on the DPC's vs the MP64's.
In all honesty, the only reason I havn't pursued the DPC's sooner, is the lack of presence in any stores or demo days in Canada. But, I got a great deal, so I'm stoked....
Gonna load them up with the new DG X100 Pros and report back.
You should be very happy with them. Soft Endo forging, which imo is just as good as any mizuno I have hit. I actually traded my mizzys for a set of J38's because I just wasn't happy with the mizzys. I have never read a bad review of the bridgestones and I have personally hit all of them since the J33. A set of J40 DPC just kicked my J38 DPC out of the bag. Not a big upgrade in performance, but the J40 irons are the best looking out there. Hands down.
Royal Collection CV Pro 390 10* W/ Matrix F7M2
Tour Edge Exotics XCG7 Beta 16.5* W/ Matrix F7M2 Proto
Adams Super LS 19* W/ Kuro Kage 80
Tour Edge Exotics Xtreme CB 5-PW W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
Fourteen RM22 50* W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
Cleveland RTG+ DSG 54*+60* W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
MacGregor Ironmaster IM Putter
Bag - Honma Mini Staff
Ball - Taylormade RBZ Urethane
I added the J40 18deg hybrid to the bag. It has the stock Project X shaft. What an awesome club. Easy to hit up in the air but no ballooning at all. Face sets up perfectly square. I've been a Ping guy most of my life but now I'm becoming a huge fan of Bridgstone. I wish I had tried their stuff years ago.
I'm glad I ran across this thread.Im elated with my MP64's and wasn't looking to change my irons....
Well I now have a set if new DPC's coming my way thanks to the fine people who influence me at GOLFWRX ;-)
I'm most interested in the feel comparison with my Zunos, and a lil concerned with mention of a longer blade length on the DPC's vs the MP64's.
In all honesty, the only reason I havn't pursued the DPC's sooner, is the lack of presence in any stores or demo days in Canada. But, I got a great deal, so I'm stoked....
Gonna load them up with the new DG X100 Pros and report back.
You should be very happy with them. Soft Endo forging, which imo is just as good as any mizuno I have hit. I actually traded my mizzys for a set of J38's because I just wasn't happy with the mizzys. I have never read a bad review of the bridgestones and I have personally hit all of them since the J33. A set of J40 DPC just kicked my J38 DPC out of the bag. Not a big upgrade in performance, but the J40 irons are the best looking out there. Hands down.
I just played with the DPC's....
The MP-53/64's are going up for sale! The B'Stones offer more forgiveness and a better feel. Ball flight is slightly higher, but not much since I reshafted with C-Tapers.
I now know what all the hype is about;-)
Cobra F9 Avalanche 9° with GD AD-iZ 7X<br />GBB 3-wood with Regio 70x<br />Rogue 5-wood with Aldila Green 70S<br />Srixon U65 23° with Nippon 120X<br />Cobra Forged Tec Black OL 5 & 6 and VL 7-PW $-Taper 125’s<br />Callaway Forged Black 54° and 58° PM Grind/ Nippon 115X Wedge<br />Bettinardi Stock 8<br />TP5
I hit the J40 DPC's for the first time a few days ago. I was really impressed. I agree with the other posters. It is a great set of irons.
(Fade to Black). They are more forgiving then the AP2's.
I would have to agree. Plus, IMO, they look way better than the AP2s. Something about forgiveness in such a clean package that is appealing. No multi-material badges, designs, etc. to clutter it up. Tell me this doesn't look fantastic...
Yep, absolutely!!
An amazing iron and if I go away from the blades(MP-68s) when I return, these are the irons. I put these up against the Mizzy 54s, and it wasn't close. I prefer the reduced off-set of the DPC's and the turf interaction was cleaner with them, and visually, they're cleaner than the 54's, to my eye.
These are some saweeeeeet irons.
Get the impression that I like them, LMAO?
These compared to the AP2?
If you're not gettin paid to play the 2's, or gettin em for free, that's like comparing a Man to a boy.
Just my .01's worth /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
Have a great season My Friend,
Richard
In the end, only three things matter~ <br /><br />How much that you loved...<br /><br />How mightily that you lived...<br /><br />How gracefully that you accepted both victory & defeat...<br /><br /><br /><br />GHIN: Beefeater 24
Can anyone compare these to the Srixon Z Star Forged irons? I'm looking for something a bit more forgiving than the players CBs I have now. Used to love the J33CB's. I'm a little hesitant to go to a club face as either of these appear, but at the price you can get these for now willing to take that chance on either the Z-Stars or the J40's.
Unfortunately I don't have a place I can demo either of these, and haven't found more of a GI iron that I've liked (and/or been willing to pay for) from the "Bigger" manufacturers.
Thanks!
Where do you live? I live in Danbury, CT. If you or any other WRXer would like to hit mine to try I'm more than happy to meet up at a local range.
Class act JH!
Well played Bro /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
Fairways & Greens My Friends,
Richard
In the end, only three things matter~ <br /><br />How much that you loved...<br /><br />How mightily that you lived...<br /><br />How gracefully that you accepted both victory & defeat...<br /><br /><br /><br />GHIN: Beefeater 24
Got my build done last saturday. DG shafts, custom ferrules and I swing weighted them at D3. I dont know what it is about PX and I but we just dont get along. I get the flight and feel Im used to with the Dg shafts. I just like constant weight stepped shafts. Anyway these irons are awesome!
I am curious as well how these compare to similar irons. I want to know how they compare to MP54's. I am also curious as to how that test drive works through Bridgestone. I started a thread about the Bridgestone test drive program but am seeing no help. These irons have peaked my interest.
I currently own both the MP-54s and the J40 DPCs. Both have a great feel and are very good looking. DPC have a larger face but less offset. In fact, the DPC have less offset than J40 CB or MP-4 blades. I think they are very comparable to each other. Just a matter of personal preference on looks and how they setup at address for you.
I love them, but not a fan of the PW shape or size. It's pretty clunky. I ended up replacing it. But other than that, they are amazing irons. Incredibly forgiving, easily workable, and feel great. I'm about to get the chrome stripped and have them refinished in black oxide. I'll take pics of before/after and post it all when it's complete. Should be cool.
Ping G400 LST Ping Tour Stiff 63
Exotics EX10 Beta 16.5 Rogue Max 75 x-stiff
Titleist 818 H1 19 Evenflow Blue 6.5 85
TM P760 4-PW Recoil 780 ES SMACWRAP stiff hard stepped once.
TM High Toe 52 Steelfiber 95 Stiff
TM High Toe 58 Steelfiber 110 Stiff
TM High Toe 64 KBS Hi Rev 115 Stiff
I love them, but not a fan of the PW shape or size. It's pretty clunky. I ended up replacing it. But other than that, they are amazing irons. Incredibly forgiving, easily workable, and feel great. I'm about to get the chrome stripped and have them refinished in black oxide. I'll take pics of before/after and post it all when it's complete. Should be cool.
I agree about the pw. Its the only negative about the whole set but not a deal breaker by any means and easily replaced
TM 09 Burner 9.5
Cleveland Launcher Ti 15*
Adams Idea Pro 18*
Cleveland 588 TT 4-pw
Ping Scottsdale Tr
588 Ta rtg 45* 51* 56* 60* S300
I thought I had my bag figured out when I picked up some Ping Anser irons for this season, but then I got some J40 CBs and love them! They have the DG S300 and every shot is dead on, perfect trajectory and distance, and more consistent than I've ever been in my life. I can't even imagine playing with anything else as good... although I did manage to pick up a set of MP68s for dirt cheap and I plan on trying those out next...
The hoe in my made me just pull the trigger on a set of mint used J40 DPC's to compliment my J40 CB's.
Now I need to decide on shafts, as I'm pulling the PX Flighteds.
I want to go lighter so I'm thinking KBS Tour V's or PXi's, can't wait to blueprint & build them, hopefully they go as good as my J40CB build from last year.
M59.5 Fujikura Atmos Black Tour Spec 6 Stiff M315 3 Wood Mitsubishi Tensei AV 75 Stiff M1 19 Hybrid Fujikura Atmos Blue 80HB Stiff M1 4i @ 39" KBS Tour 105 Bridgestone J15DPF 5-PW DG Pro S300
Callaway Mack Daddy Forged 52, 56 & 60 DGS200
Odyessey Exo 7 34" Bridgestone Tour B XS
How do these compare to JPX 825 Pros in forgiveness and distance?
Forgiveness is such a subjective variable, and as I really don't use that in choosing an iron, I wouldn't feel qualified to answer though from a distance standpoint, the Pros were maybe 3-4 yds further, though as I usually bend my irons +2°, I would say at the end of the day, it would be negligible, though again, you're best served to take em out side by side and hit/play em off of grass amd see which one performs the best for you.
The major difference in the two, for me, is at address, where the DPC's blow the Pros away-
Actually, I like the appearence of the 800 Pros over the 825s, though the 825s are a nice lookng iron, they're just not in the league of a non-badged Player's Cavity.
Have a nice week /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
My Best,
Richard
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In the end, only three things matter~ <br /><br />How much that you loved...<br /><br />How mightily that you lived...<br /><br />How gracefully that you accepted both victory & defeat...<br /><br /><br /><br />GHIN: Beefeater 24
How do these compare to JPX 825 Pros in forgiveness and distance?
Forgiveness is such a subjective variable, and as I really don't use that in choosing an iron, I wouldn't feel qualified to answer though from a distance standpoint, the Pros were maybe 3-4 yds further, though as I usually bend my irons +2°, I would say at the end of the day, it would be negligible, though again, you're best served to take em out side by side and hit/play em off of grass amd see which one performs the best for you.
The major difference in the two, for me, is at address, where the DPC's blow the Pros away-
Actually, I like the appearence of the 800 Pros over the 825s, though the 825s are a nice lookng iron, they're just not in the league of a non-badged Player's Cavity.
Have a nice week /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
My Best,
Richard
It's nice to see I'm not the only one who prefers the look of the 800 Pro's over the 825's. The 825's are history, but the 800's are still in my arsenal.
Sorry I was away or awhile. Thanks for the feedback comparing the Srixon's to the DPC's. I'd played J33's before going to Miura's. I'm looking for the J33's forgiveness level - but would take more if it came with great feel! Also wanted to say thanks for the offer to try the clubs out !
I did pick up a set of Z-Star's cheaper than the DPC's. We'll see. They do feel really good, but are HUGE. On the fence with these so far, but I'll give them another week or 2 before maybe taking the plunge on J40 DPC's.
Just ordered a new set of j40 DPC after reading raving review after review of these irons. Did not demo or hit them so took abit of a gamble, but I'm confident it'll pay off as fellow wrx members are very knowledgable with there gear. 4-pw with px6.0 shafts can't wait! /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
Titleist 913 D3 9.5
Titleist 913 f 15
Adams Pro A12 20 degree
Bridgestone J40 4-pw
Vokey SM5 54 and 60
Yes Tour Tracy 33"
I have Miura CB-501's, Mizuno MP-59's and a set of Yonex MB's at home, none of these get any play as the J40 DPC's are firmly in the bag. I played them for a year with PXi 6.0's and loved them then i went for a fitting and ended up ordering the Yonex's with Nippon Modus 3's. I played these for a while but decided to get the J40's built to the exact same specs as the Yonex's and they are simply amazing. I now have all bases covered, when i fancy a challenge i'll take the Yonex's out but for any other occasion the J40's are locked. You will not be disapointed.
The J40's are some of the best looking irons out there. Just picked up a set of J38 DPC on a trade. I need to remember never to venture away from Bstones. Something about them just works well for me.
I swayed away from bridgestone once in the last 7 years needless to say those irons lasted 1 round.
On the topic I scored a mint used set of DPC's last week and pulled the flighted for PXi's all I can say is WOW!!! Much easier on me than my J40cb tour concept s3 combo.
M59.5 Fujikura Atmos Black Tour Spec 6 Stiff M315 3 Wood Mitsubishi Tensei AV 75 Stiff M1 19 Hybrid Fujikura Atmos Blue 80HB Stiff M1 4i @ 39" KBS Tour 105 Bridgestone J15DPF 5-PW DG Pro S300
Callaway Mack Daddy Forged 52, 56 & 60 DGS200
Odyessey Exo 7 34" Bridgestone Tour B XS
Anybody have any favorable review of the stock PX 6.0 Flighted?
Lot of re-shafts going on here...
I like the stock shaft a lot myself. I had never used PX shafts before this but they are working great on these clubs for me. Easy to control, consistent, and I like the feel. I'm using the 6.5 flighted which I thought might be too stiff but they've been great.
I have played the combo set with the 6.0 and absolutely love them. Three rounds in and I am playing the best iron game ever.
Something about the head and "turf interaction" suits my swing. I thought these would be harder to hit than the Adams CB3 but have been pleasantly surprised.
I have played the combo set with the 6.0 and absolutely love them. Three rounds in and I am playing the best iron game ever.
Something about the head and "turf interaction" suits my swing. I thought these would be harder to hit than the Adams CB3 but have been pleasantly surprised.
Best looking irons ever
Can you compare the CB3 to the DPC? Differences? Similarities?
Driver: Callaway GBB 9.5* (Project X HZRDUS Black 76g 6.5X) Hybrid: Taylormade RBZ 19* (Fujikura Speeder TS H9.8) Irons: Callaway Apex'14 4-PW (DG X100) Wedges: Nike SV Tour (DG S400) Putter: Odyssey Tank Cruiser #7 Balls: Srixon ZstarXV
I'm glad I ran across this thread.Im elated with my MP64's and wasn't looking to change my irons....
Well I now have a set if new DPC's coming my way thanks to the fine people who influence me at GOLFWRX ;-)
I'm most interested in the feel comparison with my Zunos, and a lil concerned with mention of a longer blade length on the DPC's vs the MP64's.
In all honesty, the only reason I havn't pursued the DPC's sooner, is the lack of presence in any stores or demo days in Canada. But, I got a great deal, so I'm stoked....
Gonna load them up with the new DG X100 Pros and report back.
Im in the same boat. I haven't hit the DPC's or even seen them in person but with all this love on this site I felt compelled to give them a shot (Thanks to Diabolo). My i20s have been pretty good overall but I'm finding the wide sole to be a bit much. I'm hoping the turf interaction will be a lot better with the DPC's since I'm a sweeper. Once I get them I'm going to put my Shimada shafts in them and adjust the lie angle. If they are as legit as everyone says they are I will try them in my 95 recoil prototypes. Either way I can't wait for them to get here. I really want these to be my next iron set for at least the next couple years.
Edit: I meant to add what GW have you guys been playing with the DPCs? Another reason I like my i20s was having a solid GW. I use my gap wedge for full shots only so not having a matching GW is my only concern. I play Sm4 and 5 wedges in 54 and 60. I'm thinking about adding a TVD M 50.
I matched up a set of black rtx cb wedges with mine. 50,54,58. Gapping works out great distnce wise. Love the DPC's. Shafted up with KBS tours. They fit me much better than the g an i series irons. Hit the for yourself. You will be pleasantly surprised.
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I believe Z-star irons are a two piece design, sort of like Apex or Cleveland 588TT's, where there is a thin face that's welded to a cast or forged body. Bridgestone DPC's are a one piece forging. Just my opinion, but I don't consider these two piece irons to be "forged" in the traditional way most people associate with the term, and you shouldn't expect this type of iron to feel or sound like a one piece forging either. Some of these two piece irons have a spring face to increase distance, but given that, the distance control is not as good. Nice irons regardless, just very different from each other. Oh, and I'd expect the Z-star's to be more forgiving, but only slightly so.
TEE XCG6 3 & 5 fairway woods & Srizon U85 3U
Ping G25, G410, or i200 irons (depending on mood)
Ping Glide 50/55/60 wedges
Ping Anser putter - the "real deal!"
Well I now have a set if new DPC's coming my way thanks to the fine people who influence me at GOLFWRX ;-)
I'm most interested in the feel comparison with my Zunos, and a lil concerned with mention of a longer blade length on the DPC's vs the MP64's.
In all honesty, the only reason I havn't pursued the DPC's sooner, is the lack of presence in any stores or demo days in Canada. But, I got a great deal, so I'm stoked....
Gonna load them up with the new DG X100 Pros and report back.
You should be very happy with them. Soft Endo forging, which imo is just as good as any mizuno I have hit. I actually traded my mizzys for a set of J38's because I just wasn't happy with the mizzys. I have never read a bad review of the bridgestones and I have personally hit all of them since the J33. A set of J40 DPC just kicked my J38 DPC out of the bag. Not a big upgrade in performance, but the J40 irons are the best looking out there. Hands down.
Tour Edge Exotics XCG7 Beta 16.5* W/ Matrix F7M2 Proto
Adams Super LS 19* W/ Kuro Kage 80
Tour Edge Exotics Xtreme CB 5-PW W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
Fourteen RM22 50* W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
Cleveland RTG+ DSG 54*+60* W/ Aldila RIP SLT 115
MacGregor Ironmaster IM Putter
Bag - Honma Mini Staff
Ball - Taylormade RBZ Urethane
I just played with the DPC's....
The MP-53/64's are going up for sale! The B'Stones offer more forgiveness and a better feel. Ball flight is slightly higher, but not much since I reshafted with C-Tapers.
I now know what all the hype is about;-)
An amazing iron and if I go away from the blades(MP-68s) when I return, these are the irons. I put these up against the Mizzy 54s, and it wasn't close. I prefer the reduced off-set of the DPC's and the turf interaction was cleaner with them, and visually, they're cleaner than the 54's, to my eye.
These are some saweeeeeet irons.
Get the impression that I like them, LMAO?
These compared to the AP2?
If you're not gettin paid to play the 2's, or gettin em for free, that's like comparing a Man to a boy.
Just my .01's worth
Have a great season My Friend,
Richard
Well played Bro
Fairways & Greens My Friends,
Richard
Cleveland Launcher Ti 15*
Adams Idea Pro 18*
Cleveland 588 TT 4-pw
Ping Scottsdale Tr
588 Ta rtg 45* 51* 56* 60* S300
I currently own both the MP-54s and the J40 DPCs. Both have a great feel and are very good looking. DPC have a larger face but less offset. In fact, the DPC have less offset than J40 CB or MP-4 blades. I think they are very comparable to each other. Just a matter of personal preference on looks and how they setup at address for you.
BombTech 3w 15*
Mizuno MP-H5 2 iron
Ping G30 4-UW
Ping Glide 54*SS 60*WS
Scotty Cameron Select Newport 2.6
Ping Anser 14.5* - TFC 800 S
Titleist 913H 19* - S+ 82g Stiff
Mizuno JPX 800 Pro, 4-GW, S300
Nike VR Pro II 54*, 58* DS, S400
Odyssey Dual Force 992F, 35"
Exotics EX10 Beta 16.5 Rogue Max 75 x-stiff
Titleist 818 H1 19 Evenflow Blue 6.5 85
TM P760 4-PW Recoil 780 ES SMACWRAP stiff hard stepped once.
TM High Toe 52 Steelfiber 95 Stiff
TM High Toe 58 Steelfiber 110 Stiff
TM High Toe 64 KBS Hi Rev 115 Stiff
Odyssey EXO Indy S
I agree about the pw. Its the only negative about the whole set but not a deal breaker by any means and easily replaced
Cleveland Launcher Ti 15*
Adams Idea Pro 18*
Cleveland 588 TT 4-pw
Ping Scottsdale Tr
588 Ta rtg 45* 51* 56* 60* S300
TourStage X-FW Limited 3W & 5W
TourStage X-Blade Limited 4-P w/ X100
Vokey Cold Forged 52°, Miura 56° K grind
Yururi Gekku 61°
Bettinardi Model 1 Kuchar Arm Lock
Now I need to decide on shafts, as I'm pulling the PX Flighteds.
I want to go lighter so I'm thinking KBS Tour V's or PXi's, can't wait to blueprint & build them, hopefully they go as good as my J40CB build from last year.
M3 15 3 Wood Mitsubishi Tensei AV 75 Stiff
M1 19 Hybrid Fujikura Atmos Blue 80HB Stiff
M1 4i @ 39" KBS Tour 105
Bridgestone J15DPF 5-PW DG Pro S300
Callaway Mack Daddy Forged 52, 56 & 60 DGS200
Odyessey Exo 7 34"
Bridgestone Tour B XS
The major difference in the two, for me, is at address, where the DPC's blow the Pros away-
Actually, I like the appearence of the 800 Pros over the 825s, though the 825s are a nice lookng iron, they're just not in the league of a non-badged Player's Cavity.
Have a nice week
My Best,
Richard
It's nice to see I'm not the only one who prefers the look of the 800 Pro's over the 825's. The 825's are history, but the 800's are still in my arsenal.
I did pick up a set of Z-Star's cheaper than the DPC's. We'll see. They do feel really good, but are HUGE. On the fence with these so far, but I'll give them another week or 2 before maybe taking the plunge on J40 DPC's.
Titleist 913 f 15
Adams Pro A12 20 degree
Bridgestone J40 4-pw
Vokey SM5 54 and 60
Yes Tour Tracy 33"
Cobra FLY Z+ 3 wood, orange, aldila tour blue stiff, 14.5*
Taylormade V-Steel 5 wood, stock stiff
Ping g15 3 & 4 hybrids (ugly but effective)
Bridgestone J40 DPC 5-PW, PX flighted 5.5
PING Glide 50* SS, cfs wedge shaft
PING GLide 56*, ES Grind, cfs shaft
Scotty Select Newport, 73* lie, 1* loft, 34"
Callaway chrome soft
Lot of re-shafts going on here...
I swayed away from bridgestone once in the last 7 years needless to say those irons lasted 1 round.
On the topic I scored a mint used set of DPC's last week and pulled the flighted for PXi's all I can say is WOW!!! Much easier on me than my J40cb tour concept s3 combo.
M3 15 3 Wood Mitsubishi Tensei AV 75 Stiff
M1 19 Hybrid Fujikura Atmos Blue 80HB Stiff
M1 4i @ 39" KBS Tour 105
Bridgestone J15DPF 5-PW DG Pro S300
Callaway Mack Daddy Forged 52, 56 & 60 DGS200
Odyessey Exo 7 34"
Bridgestone Tour B XS
I like the stock shaft a lot myself. I had never used PX shafts before this but they are working great on these clubs for me. Easy to control, consistent, and I like the feel. I'm using the 6.5 flighted which I thought might be too stiff but they've been great.
Something about the head and "turf interaction" suits my swing. I thought these would be harder to hit than the Adams CB3 but have been pleasantly surprised.
Best looking irons ever
Can you compare the CB3 to the DPC? Differences? Similarities?
Hybrid: Taylormade RBZ 19* (Fujikura Speeder TS H9.8)
Irons: Callaway Apex'14 4-PW (DG X100)
Wedges: Nike SV Tour (DG S400)
Putter: Odyssey Tank Cruiser #7
Balls: Srixon ZstarXV
Im in the same boat. I haven't hit the DPC's or even seen them in person but with all this love on this site I felt compelled to give them a shot (Thanks to Diabolo). My i20s have been pretty good overall but I'm finding the wide sole to be a bit much. I'm hoping the turf interaction will be a lot better with the DPC's since I'm a sweeper. Once I get them I'm going to put my Shimada shafts in them and adjust the lie angle. If they are as legit as everyone says they are I will try them in my 95 recoil prototypes. Either way I can't wait for them to get here. I really want these to be my next iron set for at least the next couple years.
Edit: I meant to add what GW have you guys been playing with the DPCs? Another reason I like my i20s was having a solid GW. I use my gap wedge for full shots only so not having a matching GW is my only concern. I play Sm4 and 5 wedges in 54 and 60. I'm thinking about adding a TVD M 50.
913H 18*& 22* w/ iRod 85F4
Ping s55 (4-PW) w/ Recoil 95 Prototype
Engage 50sq, 54sq, 60ds w/ Recoil 110 Prototype
Bettinardi Signature Series 7