771CSI IRONS 
CARBON STEEL EQUALS HIGH COR

For the ultimate game-improvement forged iron, you need to discover Wishon’s 771CSI Irons. These irons are the ultimate in high performance, high ball speed, supreme off-center hit forgiveness in any iron design today.


WISHON 771CSI Irons

Thin Face, High COR, Variable Thickness Face in a Carbon Steel Body to Offer a Wide Range in Lie and Loft Bending for Custom Fitting

High 0.830 COR face design offers the most distance for all golfers.

CNC Machined Variable Thickness Face delivers superb off-center hit forgiveness.

Head body material is 1020C carbon steel to allow club makers to perform a wide range in loft and lie bending – previously all high COR thin face designs had to be mounted in a 17-4 stainless body, which limited loft and lie fitting options.

Conventional Head Size and Shape means a wider range of golfers will like the 771CSI design.

Fully Radiused Sole Design with Rounded Leading Edge offers golfers the best playability from all types of grass as well as from the rough.

Available in RH & LH in #4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, (AW RH only) in bright satin NiCr electroplated finish

Rifle Advanced Center

As a Certified Advanced Rifle Center since 2004-golfclub-technology.com has been fitting these quality, Wishon 771CSI's with the best shaft in the golf industry. The True Temper Rifle Blank system, their Rifle Flighted Sets, and Project X Sets, allows us to fit every golfer with the same experience that the PGA Pros enjoy.

GRAPHITE IN YOUR 771CSI irons -"ACCRA"

TX90 Iron Shaft

Not ready for graphite yet? RIFLE-too much technology for you? Want that extra kick for higher trajectory iron shots? We still like True Temper’s light weight TX90 steel shaft. Many of our golfers love this shaft, and it is hard to argue with satisfied customers.

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