National Club Golfers recent iron test review where the new Ci11 irons were awarded the National Club Golfer APPROVED award along with the Ping G20 and Titleist AP1 irons. National Club Golfer is distributed to all golf clubs in the UK and the test featured irons from many of the leading brands.

The completely redesigned Ci11 is one of Wilson’s best performing irons ever. It is the 3rd generation of the award-winning C (control) iron, offering maximum playability for players of varying skill levels. Offering player’s club looks in a midsize head, the Ci11 is a great choice for better players looking for classic design and workability, as well as for improving players looking for stability and playability. Every previous generation of Ci iron has earned 'Best in Class' in Golf Magazine’s annual PlayTest issue. The all-new Ci11 continues to refine this winning combination of performance and style.

Made from soft 431 stainless steel material, the Ci11 has a one-piece Soft Response Insert that extends across the entire iron cavity to create a satisfying sound and more solid feel, even on off-centre hits. The Ci11 irons are available with stock True Temper steel shafts and feature modified U-grooves that fall within the new specifications required by the R&A. Padraig harrington has tested them extensively and with feedback from him they have achieved an accomplished iron.

Crossover Styling : The award-winning head shape incorporates elements designed for Tour players like a thinner top line and moderately progressive offset and melds them into a confidence boosting midsize head for appeal to a wide range of golfers.
Soft Response : Soft 431 stainless steel in conjunction with a one piece Soft Response Insert that extends across the entire perimeter of the cavity creates a satisfying sound and solid feel at impact, even on off-center hits.
Higher Ball Speed : Comparative distance testing shows ball speed off of the Di11 to be superior, resulting in greater distance from a hot, responsive face.
Exoskeleton : The rear cavity exoskeleton positions more weight to the heel and toe of the iron for a higher MOI and more stability while maintaining the center of gravity directly behind the sweet spot for solid feel and power.
Conforming Grooves : Modified U-grooves push the maximum limits of the new specifications required by the USGA and R&A. A strategically positioned higher CG delivers a higher spin rate and promotes the ability to work the ball more effectively.

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