Golf Staff Launch Pad Golf Iron Set Men Right Hand, Senior Graphite, 4 Pw, Steel

After two rounds, I'm still not that sure that I'm going to keep them. Here are my findings thus far: PROS: Forgiving, mis-hits still carry farther than my previous regular iron set; Feedback, there is an audible "click" sound when the clubs are properly struck; Control, definitely straighter and even a slight draw about half the time; Launch, the ball jumps into the air easier and steeper, especially out of the first cut because the bigger clubhead gets through the taller stuff better; Appearance, very different looking but nice looking set nonetheless. CONS: There's really only one, but it's so critical that if I return this set, this will be why. LOSS OF DISTANCE. Clearly the launch I mentioned above as a positive is achieved by increasing the loft across the set. It is not so noticeable in 8 - PW, but there's a difference of sometimes 2 clubs in the longer irons. Twice today I found myself playing a 5 iron instead of my usual 6, and once I felt that I had to hit the 4H instead of the 6. It was windy, and I'm obviously still getting used to these clubs, but even so I never expected this. As it stands, this is a deal breaker. So now I have about 3 weeks left to go to the range often and make a decision. I will update this review after that happens. UPDATE: I have kept the clubs and added one star to my review to bring it up to 4 STARS. I do like the clubs and as I have gotten more accustomed to them, they are performing very well. The only reason it's not 5 STARS is, though it is not as pronounced as it was early on, there is still some loss of distance.