Irons

I know we are supposed to be biased in this line of work, but I have to admit that I get a little excited when testing Titleist equipment. Something about Titleist’s history and reputation makes anything they produce the equivalent of golf royalty. This set of irons definitely deserves that title and lives up to everything Titleist stands for. But that doesn’t mean they will help everyone. Like other golf companies, Titleist designs products for more specific players. Depending on your handicap, preferred shot choice, and most common miss, you can find a set that will address all your needs

Building upon the success of the 2020 Callaway Mavrik irons and the 2019 Callaway Rogues, Callaway sought to combine the two for a new and improved iron set. That’s precisely what we have here with the 2022 Mavrik irons. They are a great set to buy for many players and are easy to use with high distance. Stick around for our full Callaway Mavrik irons review to see if they are suited to you! Mavrik Irons Review: Verdict Fast, forgiving, and long, the Mavrik irons are a super buy whether you’re a beginner or mid-handicapper. Their innovative use of AI technology

The first time I swung a driving iron was in the early 2000s, and I could barely get it off the ground. My slower swing speed and inaccurate ball striking were no match for the tiny sweet spot. Fast forward two decades, and I’ve improved my technique with driving irons a bit. And I’ve realized having the right iron for your game can help. What are the best driving irons for high handicappers? Truth be told, you may find more luck with forgiving, high-launching hybrids or fairway woods. However, if you find yourself ballooning shots with those clubs, and seek the

Having great iron play is the only way to keep your handicap low and help you get it even lower. These irons provide a combination of distance and accuracy, which can help you greatly. While it might be easy to say that low handicappers should use blade irons, that’s not always true. Even if it is true, there are many different kinds of blade irons, and you still need to find a set that suits you and your game. The best low-handicap irons should look good when you pick them up. If you feel intimidated, they aren’t the ones. Read

Because of its mid-length, average loft, and high forgiveness levels, a good number of players will tell you the 7-iron is one of the most valuable clubs you can have with you while on the course. If you lined up 100 random golfers, we guarantee that a good portion of them will tell you the 7-iron is the first club they learned to use well. This is usually for a good reason. Most beginners can learn to play the 7-iron golf club because its versatile nature makes it a great tool for learning about the course and working on ball-shot

6 irons are often considered to be a hard iron to hit. But hitting it, and the other mid-irons, well, can be the difference between getting low scores or finishing over par, so you should master how to use one in either case. Whether it be its ability to assist with getting out of tough lies or its ability to execute a diverse range of shots with elevated accuracy, having one in your bag is often a plus if you know how to properly strike with it. But what’s the best way to learn how to hit a 6 iron?

A high launch, forgiveness, and accuracy are the three common denominators in the best irons for high-handicap golfers. In this post, I unveil the top picks to help you hit more greens in regulations and increase your scoring opportunities. You’ll notice that I have included a few combo sets, which substitute long irons for hybrids for greater consistency in your long game. However, I have kept plenty of complete iron sets for the traditionalists. In addition, you’ll see that these irons deliver crisp turf interaction, consistent ball speed, and lower vibrations. The 3 Best High Handicap Clubs In 2023 Best

Given that 2-irons are associated with better golfers, many won’t truly benefit from a 2-iron’s strengths. But with consistent practice and directed training, eventually, you might need one of the best 2-irons. But, as they’re not a super popular club type, you won’t be able to test many of your friends’ clubs, and many pro shops have a limited range of 2-irons. That’s why you can find 8 top-rated 2-irons ranked below with everything you need to know to find the right one for you. Best Overall Best Budget Option Best Value TaylorMade P970 UDI Mazel Driving Iron Srixon ZX

As a youngster, gap wedges were not commonly spoken about, but I wish they were. I suffered for years on shots too short for full pitching but too long for a sand wedge. I got creative, but the results were inconsistent. Finally, I found the magic club, and in this post, I share my best gap wedge for 2023. You’ll find that the options on this list help you bridge the divide between your strong lofted pitching and weak lofted sand wedge. Gap wedges provide exceptional spin, versatile sole grinds, and controlled flight. Plus, you’ll notice that some options produce