Lynx Predator II Review

The Lynx Predator II Irons was quite possibly the worst investment in my golf game I could have made. I read the reviews just like everyone else, and when it came down to it the good prevailed. Recently in Golfsmith I found these clubs retailing for $350. On Ebay Golfsmith was selling them for $140. Score one for value. I got the clubs home and it felt great putting them in my bag as my previous set was compiled of odds and ends from friends or garage sales. I was shooting in the low 90's with these. Eager to get the ball away I was headed to the range. So much for the famed "game improvement" I was looking for in a new set. My somewhat straight to power fade had turned into a ghastly left hook. At first I thought it was me, but the guy next to me heard me complaining and offered a couple of strokes with his. my shot was back on. Three times I've been to the range with these and three times they have offered up the same garbage results. They have absolutly no sweet spot. There is so much vibration in the shaft it will make your hand hurt. I even went and took a lesson to see if there was any possible way I could hit them better and my Pro said he'd never seen anything like it upon the demonstration of two different brands of clubs. The guy in the clubmaking shop said that they were severely off-balance and recommended I buy something else and not neccessarily from him. I am utterly embarassed to take these to the game on Sunday, so much so that the old odd lot is back in business. Wow did I ever get suckered. As for the set in Golfsmith. I demoed them and found only a slight right to left movement consistent with one of my better scoring days. Should've saved a couple hundred more and got something worth buying like Cobra ssi's or Rac Ht's, or os's. Until then, watch out for me on that par 3 with the battlescar from hell Pwedge slick as snot grip from 115. "You're actually going to shoot with that?" Yes I am, and I'm gonna make birdie too. You won't hear that out of anyone playing a set of lynx predator II's.