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Vega SS

2 reviewers
85

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

A stunning blade for pure ball strikers.

They agree

  • +Gorgeous minimalist debadged looks
  • +Exceptionally soft feel off the face
  • +Consistent spin and tight dispersion

The knocks

  • Very expensive premium price
  • Tiny head, unforgiving on mishits

Buy it ifyou're an elite striker chasing feel and workability

Skip it ifyou want forgiveness or extra distance

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The verdicts.

Alex Etches

Custom fitter, gear deep-dives

Loved it

What a golf club. What a piece. What a specimen.

Possibly the most beautiful iron he's ever tested, a debadged forged muscle back whose consistency and spin match the looks, though it demands a better player.

+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons
  • +Stunning minimalist debadged muscle-back looks, thinnest and most compact Vega head to date
  • +Extremely consistent spin and tight vertical and horizontal dispersion across strikes
  • +Interchangeable weight bar to dial in swing weight, CNC milled face grooves
  • Expensive: 1,813 pounds for 4-PW
  • Traditional 33-degree 7-iron loft, no help if you have distance insecurities
  • Tiny head and limited offset punish the wrong golfer

For: Purist better players who want a beautiful blade with control, shot shaping, and consistent spin

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Michael Newton Golf

On-course, season-long club tests

Loved it

That is soft. It feels like it's on the face for ages.

A stunning Japanese-forged blade with class-leading feel and remarkable carry consistency, aimed squarely at elite ball strikers.

+ the facts · 5 pros · 5 cons
  • +Beautiful, clean look from nearly every angle with subtle branding
  • +Exceptional soft feel off the face
  • +Outstanding carry-distance consistency and tight dispersion
  • Very compact, scary look at address
  • Minimal offset, so no help for those who want it
  • Premium price (pitching wedge just under £2,100)

For: Elite, consistent ball strikers who prize feel, control and workability

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