Holf Burly Pro Irons Review: Performance, Feel, and Value Tested
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In the thrilling world of direct-to-consumer golf clubs, Maly and Torah Golf reign supreme, but now, a new contender emerges - the Holf Burly Pro irons. Sent all the way from Australia by Golf Tech reviewer David Maxfield, these clubs promise a blend of style and substance. Priced at $800, they undergo rigorous testing by the Lets Play Thru team across various categories like distance, forgiveness, workability, aesthetics, and value. The combo set features a mix of cavity back and muscle back irons, seamlessly blending visual appeal with performance.
Taking the 4-iron for a spin, the team is immediately impressed by the exceptional feel and peak height, despite the clubs being slightly weaker than their usual gamers. Transitioning to the muscle back version, they find it to offer a perfect balance of forgiveness and confidence, ideal for players seeking a blend of control and playability. Workability is put to the test with a fade shot, showcasing the irons' versatility and precision. As they navigate the course, the team appreciates the weight and turf interaction of the clubs, noting how these factors positively impact their swing and overall performance.
Despite a slight setback on a par 3, where they come up short due to swirling winds, the team remains impressed by the clubs' consistency and heavy feel, aiding in better ball striking. With each hole, the Holf Burly Pro irons continue to deliver on their promises of forgiveness, feel, and workability, leaving the team hard-pressed to find any faults. As they gear up for the next challenges on the course, the Lets Play Thru crew stands ready, armed with these exceptional clubs that have truly raised the bar in the world of direct-to-consumer golf equipment.
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