Question about Yonex Ezone Xp irons and woods

[Galthran1327]

Hello, to those who plays these or have played them, to what other club would you compared the feel and forgiveness? cause i wont be able to test these but if you say they play like g25 and feel like X other club, well i can evaluate how much i would like to buy them, honestly they look great, as of right now i was going to buy the taylormade aeroburner woods (keep hearing they are great 2015 new woods) and for irons i havent made my mind, i was looking into jpx mizuno maybe? theres so many good choices, anyways i hope someone can help me out!

 

Oh and also , this might be stupid question but it seems the irons were made to be graphite but would it be bad if i choose steel shaft?

[Galthran1327]

over 100 views and nobody played ezone xp irons or woods?

[AndyP]

I play a Ezone XP driver and Ezone XP 3 hybrid.

I tested the G25 but hit the Yonex driver straighter. It has a massive amount of forgiveness out of the toe (which is where I usually miss when I miss the sweetspot). Has a large sweetspot too.

It's counter-balanced, which did have me wondering whether I should grip down on the shaft to not cover the counterbalanced bit at the top of the special grips.

I even asked Yonex where to grip:

"Thank you very much for contacting YONEX.

As for the inquiry, the way to hold the grip doesn't have an effect on the counterbalance, so it should be OK that you hold the club at the grip end.

Best regards,
YONEX CO.,LTD.
International Sales Div."

Can't say I notice any difference when I move the head to one of the 8 different settings, which has me wondering if there is indeed any difference.

My previous and only ever other driver was a Taylormade 360Ti. Liking the extra 100cc's of head size with the Yonex.

Not much help I guess, but that's all I can give