KZG Forged Evolution

[Gxgolfer]

 

 

 

* The Perfect Blended Forged Iron Set

* Double Forged and 100% Handcrafted in Japan

* Progressive Design Throughout Set.

* Benefits: Workability, Consistency, Control, Accuracy, and Great Feel.

 

KZG is the recognized leader in Forged Irons and Wedges, winning the coveted ING industry award, as well as the Seal of Excellence and Best of the Best Awards from independent golf equipment reviewers. No surprise that KZG wins all of the kudos...they are the only company now providing true double forgings entirely handcrafted in Japan (save one major OEM serving the Japanese market). KZG forgings are truly the best that money can buy.

 

KZG’s innovative Forged Evolution Irons offer every advantage a set of irons can offer: workability, consistency, control, accuracy, and great feel. Designed by Clay Long, one of the top designers in the industry, each head was meticulously engineered for superior performance and is ten percent different from each of the heads of the conjoining irons. The perimeter weighted cavity back of the long irons achieve maximum distance with accuracy; the mid irons are a hybrid between cavity and blade to maximize the benefits of each; and the short irons guaranty maximum control.

 

When only the best will do.

 

Available in RH only, in your choice of chrome or satin finish.

[tbowles411]

Of all of the irons I have owned, I these are the set I regret selling the most. These were beautiful and hit as well if not better than any set of Mizzy's I have played. The price is better too. If you ever find yourself at a KZ dealer, give these a chance. These are great! Soft, balanced and just perfect. Am I gushing? HA!

[Vegas_Matt]

Can anyone give me an approximate price on these?

[tbowles411]

New, these should run you in the $600-$700, depending on the shafts. Though my clubmaker, they come with flighted Rifles. If you want Project X's, add $50 per club head. You can of course, go cheaper.

[Vegas_Matt]

Wow, that's very reasonable. I think I'll check them out.

Thanks.

[cmsgt5]

Greetings,

I have two sets of KZG evoulutions with pro logic regular flex shafts, graphite. They are beautiful and pure. But, I just ordered some Ping I-10 irons, driver, 5w, and bag; so will be selling one of the kzg sets. Down in the valley of the sun, I'd like to try to be a Ping guy again.

cmsgt5

[greyman09]

I just got fit for a set of KZG Evolutions. I am looking forward to getting them next week. The ones I hit during my fitting were very nice.

[TurboSport]

I just ordered a set of KZG Evolution. It is really nice. Ping never fits me, too heavy and lack of feel.

[BeBoP]

Anyone have feedback on the Tour Evolutions? How do they differ?

[uadogdog]

Big difference, same idea...Tour Evolutions are for Players Only (realistically under a 4 handicap)! Very small head, minimal offset across the line, higher center of gravity, Tour inspired heel, and cambered and thinned sole. It is still a progressive/blended set from long irons to short and easier to hit than a true blade. It is Japanese forged and feels awesome if you can hit it sqaure. Seriously, probably the best true competitive player's irons around. They are pricey though - a fitted set 3-PW with some good shafts will probably run you over $1400 but its worth it.

[tbowles411]

Wow. Where are you guys buying yours from? My clubmaker doesn't charge NEARLY that much!

[puttputty]

Wow. Where are you guys buying yours from? My clubmaker doesn't charge NEARLY that much!

 

Just call them direct:

 

http://www.kzgolf.com

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

Wow. Where are you guys buying yours from? My clubmaker doesn't charge NEARLY that much!

 

Just call them direct:

 

http://www.kzgolf.com

 

Call KZG all you want, you can only purchase KZG products 2 ways:

 

1. From an authorized KZG clubfitter

2. used, on eBay

[marker]

I bought a set of these clubs last week and played with them for the first time today.

My first impressions were a classy looking club with a very thin top line.

Nice shape to look at in both the hand and at address.

For the first few holes I didn't hit them very well.

I put this down to them being lighter than my old clubs and a different shaft in them also.

When I did start timing them well they felt good and flew deceptively far.

Great feel and workability.

As my confidence grew I found I could play a almost any shot I wanted and started to love the clubs more and more.

By the end of the round I was pin searching.

One thing did stand out and that was the wedge.

I had a great day around the greens with it and got up and down several times.

It's early days yet but the 80 I shot today is very encouraging as this is my best round for about 6 months.

More to follow when I play my next round.

[marker]

I played 9 holes last night and my scores are still good.(I shot 3 over for the 9)

These clubs are definately staying in the bag.

They do chew balls though and this suggest lots of spin.

Our greens have been cored so I can't tell how much yet.

After 2 outings I feel more confident than I did after several months with Mp 37s.

The down side at the moment is that it's difficult to buy clubs to add to the set.

You have to have an appointment and all that nonsence so that would make a 2 iron very expensive to buy on it's own.