Ah, I can just see it now. The TaylorMade sales and marketing team schedules a meeting. Sales have taken a hit, as the latest irons set (SIM) have been out for a whopping 3 months. "What can we do to increase sales?" one guy asks. "Why not just add a... read more →

Let's go ahead and clear the air here. Most irons on the market are cast irons, while some of the more expensive irons are forged irons. The Cobra King Tour MIM irons are neither - Cobra has "invented" a new process using metal injection molding (MIM). Cobra says that their... read more →

I'm actually a big believer of "one length" iron sets. I think they should be far more common and popular than they currently are. The main reason that I like them is because it makes long irons way easier due to the shorter than average shafts. If you are like... read more →

Have you looked at Cobra's website about the RADSPEED irons? Jeez. Save yourself the time and the headache. They throw around all of these fancy-schmancy sounding "technologies" like: 3D printed medallion, PWRSHELL, radial weighting, carbon fiber topline. You aren't fooling anyone Cobra (well, maybe a few people). The Cobra King... read more →

Ping irons are incredibly underrated. I think it's probably because they 1) aren't forged and 2) don't have new releases 3x a year like companies like Callaway and TaylorMade. While they aren't forged like most other competitors, Ping's new irons are incredibly high performing in all important areas (distance, forgiveness,... read more →

If you are obsessed with hitting your irons as long as possible, then there truly is no better option out there than the Callaway Epic Forged Star irons. But not because they are packed with some new, crazy technology that makes the ball blast off the club face at incredible... read more →

Callaway's new Big Bertha B-21 irons are meant for the HUGE population of golfers that want more distance and forgiveness. As a "super" game improvement iron, you'll struggle to find a set of irons that is as easy to hit as these are. You might think: "if these are as... read more →

The Callaway X Forged UT utility iron is a great alternative for those that struggle with long irons but don't like hybrids. However, there are many better value alternatives on the market that will perform practically the same, so the new 2021 model is only a good fit if money... read more →

Callaway has already released a few players irons for 2021, like the Apex MB and and Apex Pro. The Callaway X Forged CB irons is a great middle ground between the two. They've got the look of the MB but the (relative) forgiveness of the Apex Pro. Like the Apex... read more →

The Callaway Apex MB 2021 iron set is one of the sexiest, sleekest, mouth-watering sets I've ever had the pleasure of hitting. If you are reading this article, then I am going to assume that you are a hell of a ball striker OR you simply love the look/feel or... read more →

Srixon iron sets are slowly growing in popularity. Although the brand has a far more impressive global reputation, I've noticed more and more weekend warriors in the US picking up the brand. The ZX series originally just included the ZX5 (players irons) and ZX7 (game improvement) irons. The all-new Srixon... read more →

The Callaway Apex DCB (Deep Cavity Back) irons are the most forgiving set in the Apex line of clubs... ever! Apex clubs are known for the great forged feel & sound at impact, but typically the clubs are only gamed by mid to low handicap golfers due to the compact... read more →

Callaway's makes some of the best forged irons on the market. A great compromise between a set of players irons and blades is the Callaway Apex Pro 21 iron set. Callaway recommends this set for +5 to 5 handicaps, but those with higher handicaps can definitely benefit from gaming a... read more →

I'll never forget the first time I hit a set of Apex irons. It was a set of Callaway Apex 16 - just purchased by my good buddy that couldn't say enough good things about them. The older Apex model had a very similar construction as the Callaway Apex 21... read more →