Martin Hopley
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Wilson say the Wilson Staff Ci7 iron is Tour-inspired and they do look like a set of blades on steroids from above. The faces are reassuringly big and the mid-sized top line of the clubhead hides the undercut cavity in the back which includes vibration dampening pads for better feel.

A Progressive Tip Design in the shaft means a softer tip with a lower kick point in the long irons for higher ball flight, progressing to a stiffer tip and higher kick point in the short irons to maximise control and accuracy. This gives the Wilson Ci7 irons a great feel and makes the mid and short irons very forgiving and a joy to hit.

The set goes from four to sand wedge and the 4 iron in particular did not feel quite as forgiving as the mid and short irons, but if that is a problem you can always replace it with a Fybrid 4h.

It was surprising to see a sand wedge in the set these days and to be honest, it is OK for pitching, but one of Wilson’s forged wedges would be better out of the sand.

Overall from 5 to pitching wedge the Wilson Staff Ci7 irons are a great set and pretty good value for money, so head along to one of Wilson’s many custom fitting centres to get the right make up of set for you.

Golfalot Rating: 5 stars
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Wilson Staff Ci7 Irons - Product Details

UK Launch01 February 2008
Handicap Range
Low
High
GolferMens
Hand AvailabilityLeft, Right
MaterialSteel
Shaft TypesSteel
Shaft FlexStiff, Regular, Light
Set Makeup4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, GW
Additional Clubs3, SW
Manufacturer's WebsiteWilson Website

User Reviews

gluemouth
March 2009

I have now played 3 rounds with the wilson ci7 with steel shafts. These are by far the best i have hit. I go to alot of demo days and I am always hitting new clubs. I have 5-pw. and to me the ball flight , distance and accuracy is dead on. I seriously have only mishit one ball in 3 rounds and it was a 7 iron and the distance stayed the same but it drifted a little right. i would usually hit 3 or 4 thin a round. not these. i would reccomend anyone these clubs high to low handicappers.

Drew Tuck
February 2008

The Wilson Staff Ci7 irons were easy to hit and they do get the ball airborne very quickly. A bit to thick looking for me and I didn’t like the look of the shorter irons. A bit squarish looking. They say they were “Tour inspired”, but I can’t see any Tour players going anywhere near them. A decent set that should suit the player they are aimed at.

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Media Reviews

Today's Golfer
Head was slightly too small..minimal offset..decent.
Golf Monthly
February 2008
Very bulky short irons..performed brilliantly..very long.

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