Kyoei forged irons, Ping ISI Nickel irons, Classic Hogan set

[deejaid]

First up is a very clean set of Kyoei Japanese forged KZG Forged Cavity irons. The set consists of 4-Approach Wedge shafted with Recoil ES F4 stiff shafts. Clubs are built to a standard 5-iron length of 38” but with 3/8” increments which result in longer length short irons and wedges. Winn LT oversized grips.

 

Also included is a like new 3-iron head and a new old stock sand wedge head.

 

These are some of the finest, and softest, Japanese forgings you can buy, and the compact shape makes them a great players cavity back.

 

$425 plus shipping 

 

 

 

 

 

Next up is a full set of matching serial # Ping ISI nickel irons, 2-LW. White dot, 1/2” over standard length. JZ Stiff Cushin shafts. Original Ping texture wrap grips. Very good condition. All original.

 

$350 plus shipping

 

 

 

 

And finally, for the serious blade collector,  1958 Ben Hogan Saber Iron Set 2-9 irons in very good, all-original condition. Pro-Fit regular flex shafts with original leather grips. Matching serial # set.

 

Very clean, unaltered set which are becoming very hard to find.

 

$425 plus shipping

 

 

Please PM with any questions.

 

[JDCON]

Those Kyoei are a real steal. I love my Kyoei MBs.

 

GLWS!

[Shipwreck]

Those KZGs are criminally underrated. If you know, ya know!!!!

[deadsolid...shank]

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[deejaid]

KZG’s sold.

[tomc262]

Those ISIs are SOOO good.  Can you bend them flat? I can't remember how brittle the nickel was.

[deejaid]

1 hour ago, tomc262 said:

Those ISIs are SOOO good.  Can you bend them flat? I can't remember how brittle the nickel was.

I was hoping to bend them more upright but they didn’t budge for me, so I ended up buying a different set in maroon dot.

 

I’d read on this forum that the nickel ISI’s would be easy to bend, but no luck.

 

I’ve had other nickel irons like Maxfli A10’s that bent easier than any forged iron I’ve owned.  But the nickel ISI, no luck.

[Anser]

Nickel is hard and brittle. No bending.