I love my M Projects. This particular is spikeless and I love them. They may not be much on the eye but for me I like these quirkly looking shoes. Wore them straight from the golf course to a dinner event when I forgot my loafers. Not bad and no slipping on smooth surfaces. They wear just like ... » More

I love my M Projects. This particular is spikeless and I love them. They may not be much on the eye but for me I like these quirkly looking shoes. Wore them straight from the golf course to a dinner event when I forgot my loafers. Not bad and no slipping on smooth surfaces. They wear just like proper shoes. For golf, great traction... what more can a golfer ask? » Close

I have had this pair for almost 6 months and I have to say the fit and feel are second to none. They feel great for traction yet are lightweight and the thin sole allows me to literally feel the green's slope with my feet. I liked them so much I just bought a second pair to help prolong their life... » More

I have had this pair for almost 6 months and I have to say the fit and feel are second to none. They feel great for traction yet are lightweight and the thin sole allows me to literally feel the green's slope with my feet. I liked them so much I just bought a second pair to help prolong their life. I didn't spend the $139.00 listed instead purchased my second pair at www.carlsgolfland.com for a little north of $60 delivered on a close-out. Something to be said about a pair that fits you well and helps you play better and this is just the pair for me. » Close

I won a 60 degree Hopkins wedge (heel grind) in a GK event and am very happy with it. What I like about it its versatility. You can open the face for tight lies/hard pan and close it for softer lies. I've found that my ball checks up better when using this club. I'm not advanced enough to know h... » More

I won a 60 degree Hopkins wedge (heel grind) in a GK event and am very happy with it. What I like about it its versatility. You can open the face for tight lies/hard pan and close it for softer lies. I've found that my ball checks up better when using this club. I'm not advanced enough to know how to purposely make my ball check up on the green so I like that it does it on its own. I'm considering buying a second Hopkins wedge sometime this year to replace my current sand wedge that came as part of my RBZ iron set. » Close

Well I've had mine for 8 months now and I feel I can give a full review. I'm a 1 hdcp, play once a week and practice at least 2 times a week. I've played 12 different irons in my life, cast and forged, mb/cb. I've also owned a custom set that I played for 10 years and loved.

The mp-64's are... » More

Well I've had mine for 8 months now and I feel I can give a full review. I'm a 1 hdcp, play once a week and practice at least 2 times a week. I've played 12 different irons in my life, cast and forged, mb/cb. I've also owned a custom set that I played for 10 years and loved.

The mp-64's are hands down the best iron I've ever played or hit. I play them with KBS tour shafts and the swingweight for me is absolute perfection. I can feel the clubhead throughout the entire swing, no guessing where the club is or if it's open or closed. The feel off the face is just heavenly soft.

They are far more forgiving then 1 would expect. Mi sh-t s still travel 95% of the distance you wanted. They are traditional lofts and not a distance iron but they are not disadvantaged in my experience. I have never felt any lack of distance from them.

They are extremely consistent. I've never had an issue with them going a distance I didn't expect, ever. The ball flight is the same, for me that's a higher flight but penetrating. Very easy to control spin. Very easy to shape.

I absolutely love mine. Highly recommended. They are a "players" iron and considered for a low hdcp but my guess is that even a 12 hdcp who makes a somewhat consistent swing could fall in love with them as well. » Close