Mark Crossfield is doing retro testing on classic irons. This one is the all time classic success story, the Ping Eye 2s. I have 3 sets of them, including a Becu set and totally agree with him. Coyote Ugly, but effective as all hell still.
Easily the best perimeter weighted irons of all time. My BeCu set still gets a regular run on the links.
I’ve got a set of BeCu iron I’ve played a few rounds with and tbh I can’t see what all the fuss is.
Didn’t wow or excite me. I swing weighted mine out of curiosity and found they are heaps lighter than what I prefer.
I bought a set of these off Ferrins maybe 7 or 8 years ago. Couldn't get on with the 3-9 irons at all but the gap and sand wedges are amazing - still have the wedges in my bag.
Got a random set of different old clubs at my olds house. I think some of them were dad's aunt's clubs. A couple of the irons have what look like wooden shafts, and dimpled faces rather than the grooves. I used them myself when I first played around 2000/01 until I got a matching set, which I'm still using now. I'll have to get some pics next time I'm around there.
Last edited by Hatchman; 28th May 2020 at 01:41 PM.
The best way to restore the BeCu is cleaning vinegar with a splash of CLR clear. Coke is ok but leaves residue and not as effective
I can get mine looking brand new with this formula; that is until I take them out for another round.
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