[Micky_B]

My dad recently gave me some of his older clubs he's had for as long as I can remember. I just can't seem to find any information on these irons and hope that someone can provide more information. The irons say "King" and "Web" and also has a green dot, similar to the ping eye clubs. Are these possibly older Cobra irons? Not sure if these are valuable or cheap irons, either. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Len the Amateur]

Did he give you a date when he originally got them (new or used)?

Every club I've tried to locate (re your query) most of the time (if not always) had the "mfg" name in the place where your's says Web.

Having said that, it's probably not worth anymore than a garage sale find unfortunately.

I find zero reference to either name.

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