20 Best Irons For Intermediate Golfers (2023 Updated)

After the long wait. The clubs are nice. The 5 hybrid is absolutely useless. Would have liked to have had an extra inch. Over all it’s a nice set that allows me to stand a little more upright. Due to my back problems it is helpful.

I do love the cobra products. I also ordered the 400 dollar 3- d printed putter. I bought it for the sheer enjoyment of technology putting a 3-D printed core in the middle of a putter. Unfortunately it doesn’t have the solid feel of a solid milled or forged putter.

It looks really cool I’m keeping it but if you really want a solid putter you need to buy a solid body putter. The puma shirts were on sale I bought three of those. They are absolutely incredible. The feel texture and look is perfect.

Great purchase.

I been eyeing these irons for a while now, cobra is one of my favorite golf brands but I never felt like spending the bread to upgrade my irons until I found out that my irons I currently use are way to short for me.

So I went to galaxy golf got fitted and hit some balls with these clubs I’m not joking it out atleast 30-40 more yards onto my 7 iron. I like these clubs a lot and would recommend them but most importantly I would recommend going to galaxy golf and get iron fitted and take shots with other irons and get a good feel for them!.

The 5, 6, and 7 Iron all broke within the first 4 months of purchase. The 5 Iron was coming out of the rough and snapped the head off. The 6 and 7 were completely clean shots from the fairway and both times the head just flew off the shaft.

Cobra did fix them for free but it took 3 weeks each time. Maybe mine was just a bad batch though, other than durability I loved them.

I bought these on a whim when MyGolfSpy. com rated them the 2nd best players distance iron. I was unhappy with my PXG Gen 4 players irons and Ping i59s. I had custom set of Mizuno 225s also as I struggled to find an iron to replace my Ping i210s.

With 3 sets in my bag it only took 2 full practice rounds on the course to determine the Wilsons were the best. They feel fantastic, and the performance is amazing. One overlooked aspect of an iron is the ability to chip with them.

The Mizuno irons make an awful sound, the Pings felt dead, and the Gen 4s lacked control and feel. The Wilsons are outstanding around the green. I will be buying a back-up set to store for future use.

Another mention here is the tour sole grinds on Staff Forged Wedges are amazing. crazy versatility. Don’t overlook this iron. I play off scratch if that helps anyone. I’ve found my irons for years to come.

I was looking for a set to replace my old Ping G2 graphite shafted clubs that I had lost distance recently. These Wilson Staff irons are definitely longer by approximately 15 yards. I am still figuring out the yardage for each club.

You can adjust yardage by closing down the face a little and is still just as easy to hit. Although the clubs are light you can really feel the club head. At setup of the club looks very good and these are really are a good looking set of irons.

You see a little bit of the back of the club head down low, but this gives confidence that there is plenty weight to get the ball launched. Misfits will lose distance but directionally they work to keep the ball on line.

I first heard about these clubs on the Golf Digest Hot List. They were rated as silver, but I don’t know why they aren’t gold. Before buying, I tried almost all brands and all non-blade models and these just felt the best with great consistency.

I bought them back in March and have now played 10 rounds with them. I have to say they are awesome and I love how I play with them. The ball just launches off the club face. These are by far the best irons I have ever owned.

I have already shaved 7 strokes off my handicap and getting close to single digits. And what can I say about the price. less expensive than their competitors. I have a win-win all the way around.

I needed to get a set of more forgiving clubs that were not as jarring to hit than my prior set of steel Ping g-25’s. I have been recovering from cancer and have not been able to play for well over a year.

I have played with four rounds with the irons A-5 irons graphite shafts and they are amazing! Great feet, picked up about 5-10 yards per club miss hits do NOT hurt you they still go straight. So impressed with the irons I picked up the Stealth HD Driver, 3,5, and 7 woods and they are nothing short of amazing.

Still working on the distances coupled with playing out of the fairway way more than I ever have (lol). I researched several other game improvement irons and these came out on top off all of them forgiveness, distance and they to straight.

Coming from a single digit index player it’s great to be out golfing again. Don’t get me wrong I’m shooting in the high 80’s to mid 90’s but that’s just lack of play and fighting cancer but doing it with a huge smile on my face to be able to play again with clubs that give me the confidence and tech to get out and enjoy the game.

Thank you Taylor Made!.

These irons are fantastic. So many great things about them. Very forgiving and great action. Great swings are fantastic bullets. Good swings are rewarded with good results. Poor swings/ contact leave playable outcomes.

You really have to put a poor swing on them to get a poor outcome. Game improvement performance with a sleek look and look closer to player distance irons than most GI sets, which I really love about them.

Had tried a PXG set that is described similarly, but nearly as forgiving, and had to trade them in for a bit more forgiveness. Kudos to Taylormade to offer fitting events that are the best in the business.

All data recorded and accessible after the fitting to review. Event is free where I did it, and the guys were fantastic. Super kudos to RBG for having this and so many more items customizable for the best fit possible.

The fitting identified the stock red ventus shaft to be my best fit, and I couldn’t be happier with them right now.

I picked up a set of stealth irons this morning and played this afternoon with half a set in the bag (5,7,9,AW). The first shot was a 7 iron from 155 right on the money. That’s 15 yds on my previous set of p790’s.

What was most impressive was the incredible feel in addition to the additional distance. Same for the 5 iron and 9 iron. The AW didn’t have the same feel on chip shots but felt equally as good on full shots.

I hit one poor shot with the 5 iron towards the toe and lost about 10 yds. I also carried half a set of the new Cobra LTDX irons and hit shots with them as well from the same distances. The cobras are more forgiving, the stealth are better feeling, and a few yds longer.

I think that the cobras are a true game improvement iron. The tm stealth are not as confidence inspiring at address if you truly are a mid high handicaper. Incredible set of irons; and I’ve played them all since 1992 starting with the coveted Mizuno MP-29.

Best ever irons in my opinion. Handicap 7.

Recently cracked the face on my gamer, Adams black super hybrid and was looking for a similar more rounded shaped hybrid which is rare. I tried out the Apex, Apex Pro, Sim2, Sim2 Max, G425, Tour Edge C721, and TSi2 hybrids.

Out of the bunch, I liked the G425 and the regular Apex because they are extremely forgiving but was not a fan of their iron-like looks. I was close to purchasing a regular Apex but randomly came across this club and was convinced by all the great reviews.

They weren’t lying! The biggest reason to buy this club is that it sits flat and a touch open making it much harder to hook than any other hybrid I have tried. Even adjustable hybrids often have more weight in the heel or a lot of offset making them hook monsters.

Also for a “pro” hybrid this club is extremely forgiving and has a large enough sweet spot for all handicaps. This club launches high and straight, with a true flight (no ballooning) and has a great muted sound/feel.

The stock KBS shaft is also perfect for this club. It feels very stable and is so well balanced that is it hard to overswing. It should be noted that the shaft lengths are a bit shorter compared to other models out there so you may see a slight decrease in distance compared to your current hybrid.

The Mavrik Pro 3 hybrid is 40″ compared to the Sim2 Max 3 hybrid which is 40. 75″. I prefer the shorter shaft because it fits in better with my iron distances and is a bit easier to control but some people may prefer more distance oriented hybrids.

The Mavrik Pro is like a combination of the regular Apex and the Apex UW but half the price since it is a year older. I purchased my mine with the current 25% discount for $115 in “like-new” condition which is an absolute steal for the performance.

Not sure how this club flew under the radar but I guarantee, you will not be disappointed!.

I purchased the Cobra Speedzone Extreme driver 2 years ago. without being fitted or even swinging the club. I purchased purely on the basis of the many reviews that heaped praise on the club as “long” and “forgiving”.

I can hear all of the golfers out there yelling “dumbas*”. lol! For some reason, I was literally unable to hit the club. It had an annoying “hollow” sound, and looked like a grossly oversized “Flintstones” club at address.

Plan B was to begin hitting 3 Wood off the tee. which worked well. Earlier this season, I purchased a Mavrik Sub Zero 13. 5 3 wood with a stiff shaft (from Callaway preowned). a club that as a moderate swing speed/14 handicap.

should not have been great match. For some reason. I consistently crushed that club and loved the sound and feel. Lke most golfers that are never content, I was still missing the extra 20+ yards that a driver should have provided me on those long par 4’s.

Since I was doing well with the Mavrik 3 wood. a step up to the Mavrik driver seemed like a logical move. From the very first first shot with this club. It was an amazing reunion with the joys of smashing a driver.

I don’t understand how or why I couldn’t hit the Cobra. I’m sure that it was more about my swing idiosyncrasies than the club. I’m just happy that I can consistently hit the Mavrik standard driver. and have been able to add substantial yards off the tee? Absolutely a great club, crisp thwack sound at impact, large forefiving face.

I could not be more satisfied. I was considering waiting for the Rogue St drivers to become more available (I gamed the Rogue ST irons this season and like them) but, given the relatively. small performance differences and significant pricing benefits of the Mavrik.

It was a no brainer to go with the Mavrik driver. I would highly recommend this driver!.

Received the club by post as expected, within timetable stated. Fully boxed and in perfect condition. Have been using another brand driver for the past 5/6 years and due to ageing have lot some metres.

This Mavrik (great name by the way) came with a seniors shaft as ordered. As soon as I held the club it had great feel, comfortable and felt great in the swing. No practice but was out competing against my mates the very next day.

First drive was out of the centre, straight and directly to my target. In fact as I was aiming fairway left I found the ball had gone through the fairway by about 10 metres. Unusual I thought. During that first 18 holes I missed (mishit as was over did the swing speed) only 2 fairways.

I have now used the club in 3 rounds and without doubt I have added between 30/40 metres onto my normal driving distance with the old competitors club. I am nearly overwhelmed with the accuracy and definitely overjoyed with the distance I have gained.

Helped break my handicap in 2 out of the 3 round. A fabulous possession right there. Recommend to all ageing golfers, if using a regular shaft, go grab a Mavrik.

I really wanted to love these irons but they just fell short of my expectations for a premium forged cavity back in today’s market. Looks/Aesthetics – they are a home run in the bag from a looks standpoint.

My biggest issue is with the crazy milling on the face. I found that to be a huge distraction, especially on sunny days. The milling created this weird glare that drove me crazy looking down at the ball.

Feel/Sound – definitely fell short in this category when compared to competitive irons like the Callaway X Forged CB, Srixon ZX7, Titleist 620 CB, Mizuno Pro 223, etc. For a premium price point I was really disappointed that feel on impact wasn’t better.

Durability – I’ve seen some comments that these aren’t super durable. It’s a softer forged iron so it got some bag chatter pretty quickly. Very similar to the P760 irons. Don’t expect these to keep their sexy appearance for too long.

Performance – again kind of lack luster. Good flight and spin but I really wish these had some leading edge relief to help get through the turf easier. Look at the Srixon or Titleist cavity back irons and steal a page from that design playbook and these would be much better in this category.

Overall I had really high hopes that these would be in my bag for a while but after just a couple of rounds I knew these weren’t going to make the cut. There are much better feeling/sounding irons on the market that perform as good or better.

I really hope the team at TM goes back to the drawing board and dials in their next cavity back iron to make some improvements.

Ever since TM launch the P790 series I’ve been playing them. I received the 17′ version as soon as they were released and loved them. There were a few negatives in my eyes, the first was feel/sound. They felt very clicky and didn’t have the muted sound I prefer.

Then there was the hot shots that flew an extra 10-15. This became a more common occurrence for me that became hard to predict. Lastly, they were a bit clunky looking from the top. When the P770 was released last year I jumped on the bandwagon to minimize the hot shots and get a more compact look.

I really loved the look of the irons and the more predictable yardages but they spun a lot for me. The 770’s are more traditionally lofted which means I was adding a lot more spin to the ball which didn’t fit well for my game.

When the new P790s launched that looked more like the 770’s I was immediately intrigued. The sound and feel has improved greatly from gen 1 P790’s. When you look down the shaft the topline is a bit more beveled and is much more appealing.

On the sim I’m getting very consistent numbers. My miss tends to be a toe miss and I’m blown away by the carry distances I’m getting with a toe miss. Normally this is a 15+ yard miss and I’m seeing minimal impact.

The new P790 is everything TM is stating it is, forgiving, low spin, distance iron with plenty of height. Don’t sleep on them.

I am a loyal Taylormade fan and recently needed to upgrade from 2011 Taylormade Burner 2. 0 irons with whippy regular shafts. My golf game has improved tremendously since 2011 and needed a stiff shaft to compensate for my swing speed and tendency to miss left.

These irons are incerdible! Admittedly, I liked them at first but struggled hitting them consistently. After about 8 rounds and several practice sessions, these things feel sooo good in my hand. The profile gives me confidence at address but the topline isn’t too thin to intimidate me.

Coming from a cast iron club, the feel on these clubs when you strike the sweet spot is incredible. These irons go far and have a beautiful ball flight. I like the stock 105g stiff shaft from Dynamic Gold versus the custom options that were available.

I am a 12 handicap and feel confident these irons will help me move into mid-high single digits soon!.

Purchased a Taylormade SIM Driver from Victoria Park Golf Club, Brisbane, Australia on 28/12/2021 and after hitting about 20 balls, mostly at a driving range, I have noticed that a small dent has appeared on the toe area of the head.

The little use is also down to the fact I have not played a full round of golf since 27/12/2021 due to a shoulder/neck injury. My handicap is 11. 8. I have both an M4 and M5 driver, as well as Mizuno JPX850 and ST190, and have not had any issues like this with any of them.

I have also owned and played the M2 and Jetspeed drivers as well as a Cobra F9, Callaway Razr X, Callaway XR and Mizuno ST180 drivers over a 10 year period with no damage to any of them. I have played the M4 for about last 2+ years, 3-4 times a week as well as driving range use with no issues.

The receipt from Victoria Park Golf Club lists the club as “2nd hand” however, apart from the dent, it is in a 9. 9/10 condition. There are no ball marks on the face and virtually no scratches on the bottom.

Even where the dent is, shows no evidence of any marks or scratches. The club is virtually brand new. I briefly read your Warranty Terms and Conditions, and note that it applies to first end users only.

However, if you inspected the club, you would see that it has clearly not been used much at all, in fact, probably only by me, such is the condition. I also note that toe dents seem common in several Taylormade drivers, for no real apparent reason, so clearly there is an issue with certain Taylormade drivers Can you please consider whether this damage can be considered under Warranty.

The club is now worth very little, if anything, and I have no idea how this dent will affect performance.

First off, I ordered mine 4-PW, with TT DG X-100 (130g) shafts, standard length, loft, & lie angle. I had the swing weight measured and as expected the 4-9 irons are D3, PW is D4. My decision to go with a 130g shaft (vs 120g stock shaft) added 1 swing weight.

They look amazing and feel great. I have now played 10+ rounds with my P770’s. I wanted an opportunity to hit all the shots before writing my review. My standard shot is higher, longer, with less spin.

Good ball striking is rewarded with great feel and sound. Miss-hits no so much. It took me several rounds to see the forgiveness of these irons is in the final result, not the feel. I can still move ball in both directions, but I would agree with other reviewers that some workability is sacrificed for higher longer shots.

My shot dispersion (including distance) has not been issue. Play from the rough is good. The 4 iron has been the biggest surprise. I’m teeing it up with the 4 iron on shorter par 4’s and consistently finding fairways at 225+ yards.

I can definitely attribute my recent lower scores to that aspect alone. Overall, I’m really happy with my purchase.

My husband was looking for a new set of golf clubs that were made with quality but didn’t break the bank as he is an amateur golfer. This set fit the bill. Included are the driver, a 3 wood and a 5 hybrid the 6, 7, 8, and 9 iron and a pitching wedge and a putter.

All the clubs are lighter than his old set which he likes. The bag is of very good quality as well as the covers. It shipped in perfect condition and quickly too. This set is made by the Callaway company which is a very respected name in the golf world.

If you are looking for a beginner golf set this is a good option for you.

This is my first bag of clubs as I’m just picking the game up within the last month. Tested several brands at the store and these clubs were the winner for me. They are proving to be the correct choice, too.

My drives have surprised me and my golf partners, even during my first time out ever. The selection of wedges in the bag are perfect (7-9) plus the pitching and sand wedges. I haven’t hit the 3W yet so I can’t attest to that club but so far so good.

I have been so happy with my purchase. I am an intermediate golfer and had old clubs. I seriously notice the difference in my accuracy and the distance of my drives. I also notice that hitting the 3 wood on the fairway is much easier to hit and goes farther than my old 3 wood.

I want to mention the irons too. I have never hit my iron’s very well, but I feel so confident. I can hit the ball much further with these irons. I’m pulling out the irons rather than the hybrids and that’s a first for me.

These clubs have improved my game. I’m playing much more often now.

The order arrived very quickly and everything in good condition. There is no pitching wedge but I assume the 9 iron is the substitute. The bag and clubs are very light and look excellent quality. I am looking forward to using them.

Like many middling to poor golfers, I’ve struggled for 35 years to hit standard irons, especially long irons, with any consistency. I would stand frozen over my old 5 iron with a 1000 swing thoughts about getting the ball airborne.

My first day with my Cleveland irons eliminated that. The balls just. launch! I’m sure these clubs will be regarded as senior golfer clubs but I wish I had these when I was 30. The goal is to get the ball up and moving straight.

These irons do that. I got fitted at Club Champion several years ago and the “fitted” clubs didn’t improve my game. I’ve never had results with irons as I’ve had with the off-the-shelf Cleveland Launcher set.

I’m so excited for league to start! Looking forward to increasing my greens in regulation and decreasing my greens in par!.

I’m shopping for Jew set if irons and hit the launcher XL during session. They performed comparable to Apex DCB but were straighter and about the same distance wise. 6 iron total avg 181. What stood out was top line view over the ball and smash factor.

Extremely easy to hit and performed great with Off center hits. The head is larger than Apex 21 but smooth through hitting zone. Pricing is 75$ less per club wow. Love the feel and height I hit these clubs on the trackman.

Cleveland made wonderful golf club!!! Should have given 5 star but haven’t made purchase or play on course.

Never thought I’d buy these clubs. Tried out many makes and price ranges when looking for new irons but the moment I hit the Halo 7 iron I was sold. My previous irons were traditional TMs RBZ and my 7iron was good for 125m (130yrd) and I could just not hit a 6 down to 3 iron.

The 7 halo I hit 20 shots in the booth and averaged 155m (165yrd) and I now hit the 4 halo 180m (200yrd) with ease (there’s more yardage to come) the 5 iron to the same 180m and the 6 to 170m, so I’ve already removed the 4hybrid wood, the 5 wood and soon the 3 wood.

I am in my 60s and have been playing weekly for 30 years. I purchased these irons 6 months ago and have played 30 rounds with them. I love everything about the clubs. I have owned 3 previous calloway Iron sets and the epic Irons are by far the greatest Irons I have ever played.

These irons are jacked up a bit I don’t care what degree they are its the number on the bottom that my brain sees. These Irons produce less sidespin and are very forgiving. I tend to hit on the toe too often and I lose less yardage with these toe hits then I have in the past.

They are a little pricey but when you start adding up what most golfers spend trying to find the right clubs for them its very reasonable. I have 3 friends that have purchased the Epic irons since I did and they love theirs as well.

What sold me was the return policy ,I figured with the great reviews on calloway preowned it was worth the gamble.

I bought these irons about 3 months ago. All I can say is wow. I had always been a good iron player but like so many of us who have passed 60 I found my distance was getting shorter. I tried several different iron sets over the past couple of years.

Noting helped. I read the reviews for Epic Forged and I was impressed, but they were so expensive. After a year or two of watching I finally found a used set I could afford. All I can say is my game is back.

Long straight shots, misses are tolerable and the feel is Great. I hadn’t played forged clubs in over 20 years and had forgotten how good a solid shot with a forged club felt. I love these clubs!.

I am a mid handicapper of 16. I was initially hesitant to buy this set of irons as I was playing well with the 2017 Epic irons. Hesitant because these irons are expensive, forged and with less offset.

I eventually pulled the trigger to have this set sent to me in Singapore. There is never a minute of regret. I am hitting slightly longer with these irons. What I really like about them is the tight dispersion.

I use to struggle with shots dispersion especially the short 2017 Epic irons but not these forged irons will all balls landing around 2 meters from each other. I think this has to do with the Aerotech shafts, certainly not my playing ability.

I have to give credit to the shaft. I was initially worried about the lower launch due to real strong lofts in these irons. How wrong I was. 6 – PW irons launch easily in the air. In fact, I would say I am hitting these irons higher with more carry at the range.

I still struggle with 5 iron because of my slower swing speed but I am not complaining. CPO service is always top notch. Matt Sligh of CPO is the best guy to work with. All my purchases are through Matt and he has taken care of me since day 1.

He is the guy you should look out for. Thanks Matt.

Had and played with these irons 4 to Pw for 7 months. No quality issues at all which did worry me slightly after some reviews had mentioned some problems. They are strong lofted so you do get long distances which might take some getting used to.

If hit straight and true they have a very powerful flight and drop & stop really well a real pleasure to see. Very forgiving too, I do struggle to sometimes find the middle and often find the toe but the forgiveness these clubs have don’t penilise too much.

Very smart looking too. May upgrade the grips next season as they do feel a little less premium than the iron itself and may be a bit to thin for my meat hooks! Overall extremely satisfied and in no hurry to change! The price is pretty attractive too!.

Bought probably a year and a half ago. Have played 30-35 rounds with the irons. 4-AW had good results with them but unfortunately yesterday the PW head just snapped off! 130 yards out middle of the fairway I swing and I see something splash in front of me in the small pond and theres no head on shaft.

Ball hit the green actually. Lol The ground was not all that hard And nice course fairway with no rocks or anything like that I think its was just cheap metal clubs that have never seen rain and were kept in my garage when not playing and well taken care of.

Very disappointed wish I had the head to show in picture but didnt feel like diving.

I was visiting my son in St. Pete and went into the store in Tampa (think it was called the West Shore location) and did a fitting. The young guy who did the fitting was awesome–really helped me a lot.

Wish I could remember his name. When I returned home I decide to order them on line and everything went as expected–no surprises. I received the irons timely with no issues and no problems. Will not hesitate to do business with Dick’s again.

I haven’t been able to play with them yet because of our winter weather so can’t evaluate the clubs yet. Feel great hitting off a matt!.

I was fit and Purchased the P790s in late 2019. Absolutely loved them at first; for about 1. 5 years. Then started having control issues with the 7 iron and 5 iron. I play just about 1 to 2 times/week but range every other day.

Swings that previously had that butter feel; felt dead. Lost distance and simply no control. The 6 iron was fine. Took them to Club Champion to have them looked at. I suspect the speed foam separated from the metal face creating dead spots.

They techs agreed this is likely what happened after putting me on the launch monitor with all the clubs. Taylormade would not replace the heads on the 5 and 7. I paid $2,400 for the clubs. Can’t sell them due to the problem and Taylormade not replacing as they are just outside the 2 year warranty.

I had recommended these clubs to a friend and husband. Friend’s clubs are also 1. 5 years old and he has the same exact problem. I’m just waiting for the same issue with my husband’s clubs. The technology has failed and Taylormade, despite the significant cost of these clubs don’t stand behind.

While I loved these clubs initially; I would not throw good money after bad by purchasing a new set. Off to PXG or other.

When they say nothing feels like a Mizuno, they aren’t lying. I was playing the Mizuno JPX921 Forged and thought nothing could feel better. I was very happy with them. Then I saw a pic of the 221’s and 225’s and it was love at first sight.

I demoed both but the feel of a well struck Mizuno blade is the feel that dreams are made of. I didn’t need new irons, my JPX921’s were only a year old (150 rounds) but all I could think about was the 221’s.

I bit the bullet and have played close to 10 rounds and 8 range sessions and I couldn’t be happier. The feel, turf interaction, shot control, looks at address and distance control are absolutely amazing.

I was worried that I might lose some distance going to blades, not only have I maintained distance, but my club gaps are much more consistent at 10-13yds between clubs and distance control with half and 3/4 swings are much more reliable.

I’m not a low single digit handicap, I’m an 8-10 hdcp and I have no problem playing these irons, as a matter of fact my iron play has improved since I started using the 221’s If you’re on the fence about buying these irons, don’t hesitate, you won’t be sorry.

I love these things. I ordered the 2 iron to use as a driving iron replacement for my MMC18 2 iron. I wanted something more versatile and had more current technology. I kid you not, as soon as I left the driving range I went to the PGA Tour Superstore and bought the 3 and 4 irons.

I absolutely love the flight, the control and the stopping power of the ball when you put it up in your stance and throw the ball way up in the air. I must admit, I am a Mizuno fanboy for sure, but they have outdone themselves with this design.

By the way, the blacked out look is absolutely amazing and I now want all of my Mizuno clubs down the whole bag to have this look. hint. hint. Mizuno, hope you’re listening.

I received mine back in April and have been far happier with these irons then my old ones. This is as close to a standard combo set that you could ask for. G-8 are blade like (Wish the 7 was as well) but from 7-4 there is plenty of help.

As a 3 HC who was a 6 to start the season these offer that feel and workability with a little help in the long irons. In terms of distance, if these are fitted correctly gappings in the irons are very consistent with the only exception being 8-7.

The shorter end of the bag is less forgiving but if you are a decent enough player you will trade the forgiveness on that end for more control, but those short irons are still far more forgiving than a blade.

I am a fairly beginner golfer with a high handicap and a bad slice. I had never been confident using my existing driver and it remained in the bag, fairly unused, only coming out if I felt like punishing myself or losing a ball.

This club has been like a magic wand. My slice has significantly improved as has my confidence in hitting my driver. The arispeed is extremely easy to hit and I hugely enjoy hitting this club. I could not recommend it enough to anyone who suffers with slice.

The build quality is great, easily as good as any Cobra product. The service from Golf Box was also second to none.

Let me start off by saying this, every driver I’ve ever hit, I slice terribly. I’m also not the best golfer by any means, but this driver literally changed my game. I used to be afraid of drivers, knowing I couldn’t hit the ball straight with them, but now driving is my favorite part of the game.

I decided on the offset 10. 5 degree driver to assist with the deletion of my slice, and it did exactly that. Within the first 4 balls I hit at the driving range, I was able to hit the back net halfway up at 250yd’s, with a perfect ball flight path.

I’ve never seen another “game improvement” club work this well.

So I just picked these up today at Dick’s and immediately went out and played them. So far I am very impressed. For a new golfer who struggles with distance these irons and hybrids are perfect. Very easy to swing and make good contact.

I have a tendency to slice and these clubs didn’t eliminate my slice, but it was severely reduced. The lightweight graphite shaft marries well with the club heads and the entire set from 4hy to PW just feels good.

I was hesitant and kept looking at this set for awhile and finally after month decided “why not?”. Lemme tell you, the only thing I regret is not buying them sooner. Easy to swing, easy to make center contact, the offset and balance really help to straighten out my shots annnnnnnd they are good looking clubs! I’m one happy golfer.

Thank you Dicks!.