Anyone hit many Fourteen clubs?

golfstudisd · February 3, 2006

I recently met with the Fourteen tour rep and picked up a driver and also ordered some wedges off of him. The wedges look awesome and my buddy already had some of the wedges for me to try and they felt really good. I tried the 2-iron, I believe its the 660, with a few different shafts and I just hit it too high so he's looking for a different shaft for me to keep the flight down. Just wondering if anyone here has used any Fourteen equipment and what your thoughts are on it? I know there starting to make a little impact on tour with the 2-iron and they've got a new driver coming out that might get some attention on tour.

PS. Its my first post but I've been checking these forums everyday for new topics and what not. This site is great, it actually gives me something interesting to look at on the internet besides looking on ebay for scotty's, which of course can also be a good time. Don't have a digital camera at the moment but I'll have one soon cause I really wanna post some pics of my clubs, I think you guys would enjoy a couple of my putters.

pitbull808 · February 3, 2006

I have hit some of the Fourteen in the past. I have tried a few of their drivers and also love the wedges. I'm currently using their hybrid in my bag. If I could find more of them locally, they probably would appear often in my bag. Great clubs!

By the way...Welcome to Golfwrx! :cheesy:

ginushaun · February 14, 2006

I actually play the entire set of fourteen clubs, I play the new driver, the jc405, a lot bigger than the 305, i use the three wedges, black finish, i also use the prototype tb1000 irons which are stourt, ive seent eh new blades that they've got coming out and they look as good as a blade can look.

p.s. i also play the new prototype hybrid, 660, good stuff, a lot bigger than the 550, easier to hit

ramrod79 · February 14, 2006

Hi! I have a Fourteen HI-660 2-iron that I hit too low. It came shafted with a Fujikura Tour Spec stiff shaft (too much shaft for me). I can send you some pictures if your interested. I'm new to GolfWRX.com, so I'm not sure of the protocol. Contact me at [email protected]

Gxgolfer · February 14, 2006

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Hi! I have a Fourteen HI-660 2-iron that I hit too low. It came shafted with a Fujikura Tour Spec stiff shaft (too much shaft for me). I can send you some pictures if your interested. I'm new to GolfWRX.com, so I'm not sure of the protocol. Contact me at [email protected]

JohnnyDub · February 14, 2006

I actually have tried the new prototype forged cavity they have coming out in a few months and it is solid. The only thing they were thinking of fixing is making the top line thinner. Other than that they are brilliant. Its a great company and all the equipment is custom made. One of their offices is close to where i live in orange county, ca and I would expect allot of cool things in the future. I have also tried the fw metals they offer and they too are very solid. Especially the five wood, the best I have hit in a while.

DemolitionMan · February 14, 2006

Some of the sharpest soles on a wedge I have ever played with. Not good for muddy conditions at all. At the time everyone was going nuts over the TM Y-cutters, the Fourteens spun even crazier.

The blade prototypes are very nice looking, among the best looking of any blade, but not forgiving at all like modern blades. They were fun 7-PW, but the longer irons were better suited as bread slicers.

Good company, they make solid product, too bad they don't have enough following to make a bigger push in the US market.