Irons

With such monumental advances in technology, today’s golfers expect their clubs to perform on every level. They want distance, forgiveness, responsiveness, and playability all in one package. That’s precisely what the UHX Irons offer. While these clubs might not be the ideal choice for someone that’s just getting into golf, they’re a viable option for just about everyone else. Whether you’re a bogey golfer or break par on the regular, chances are you stand to benefit from all the advantages these irons provide.

#1 Japan's lightest and longest graphite Iron shafts, with a distance of 50 grams.Toray rayon superlite 50 gram moi + iron shaft pga tour distance, accuracy ultimate Toray rayon superlite 50 gram moi + iron shaft from Japan The highest quality Japanese toray rayon graphite, the best in the industry, is used. The #1 high moment of inertia (moi) 50 gram shaft on the market for your longest iron shots.

The Recoil ES models' next generation is designed to deliver maximum distance and control for all sorts of players. Recoil Technology optimizes the spring effect in the shaft walls and increases energy transmission to the ball, resulting in enhanced velocity and distance. Stiffer mid and butt parts for greater shot control, softer tip section for increased feel and trajectory, and lower torque for better shot dispersion.

The TENSEITM AV AM2 Irons combine two MCA Golf innovations – our Aluminum Vapor weave and an Ascending Mass configuration – to create a variety of composite iron shafts that are extremely versatile and playable. For players with slower swing rates, the TENSEITM AV Red AM2 Irons are lightweight, higher-launching shafts. For greater stability and a tighter weave, they have Aluminum Vapor coated fibers in the mid-section of the shaft.

For your 4-PW, a complete set of 7 shafts is included. The Vista PRO Irons are designed for golfers who want to hold the ball in the air for longer while also increasing launch and spin. The range of weights and flexes will suit any player, but they're primarily meant to be the lightest alternative for golfers looking to increase their swing speed. There are four distinct weight classes available.

The SteelFiber i80 provides all of the benefits of a 100% golf graphite shaft, but with exceptional control and consistency for a shaft of this weight. The SteelFiber i80 can handle any situation, whether a golfer is looking to reclaim lost yardage or has been using a 100 percent graphite shaft that has lost accuracy.

For your 5-PW, you'll need a total of 6 shafts. The catalyst is the next step in graphite iron design. Thanks to our proprietary Iso-6 material technology, Catalyst is designed to imitate steel alloy properties over 100 percent better than standard graphite laminates.

You don’t have to play the same equipment as the best players in the world to have fun and play well. In fact, the equipment Tour Players have in their bags would probably end up hurting your game more than helping it. That’s because it’s engineered for players at elite levels that most of us will never attain. Not to mention this stuff is mind-bogglingly expensive. It’s the casual weekend golfer that the StIx Complete Set is meant for.
Not only are these clubs a heck of a lot less expensive, they’re designed with this type of player in mind. So, if you want to get the most out of your golf game, but don’t want to break the bank in the process, this set of clubs is perfect.

The JPX921 Irons incorporate all the design and tech features good players want, into a clubhead that’s meant to help mid to high handicappers get more out of their iron game. In both robotic and human testing, these irons proved to be the hottest Mizuno has ever produced. All the feedback we’ve received backs that claim too. Golfers are hitting the JPX921s a lot farther than anything they’ve seen before. In short, if you’re a mid to high handicap that’s looking for explosive distance and lots of forgiveness, the JPX921s are a sure bet.

You’re not going to find these irons in the bags of the best players in the world. If Tour Pros were to hit these clubs, they’d hit pitching wedge 200 yards, no problem. That’s just too far. The Sim2 OS Max Irons are meant for high handicap golfers and beginners that need all the distance and forgiveness they can get. They’re also great for golfers with slower swing speeds, or that need help getting the ball in the air. Simply put, if there’s an ultimate game improvement iron on the market, the Sim2 OS Max is it.

With such monumental advances in technology, today’s golfers expect their clubs to perform on every level. They want distance, forgiveness, responsiveness, and playability all in one package. That’s precisely what the UHX Irons offer. While these clubs might not be the ideal choice for someone that’s just getting into golf, they’re a viable option for just about everyone else. Whether you’re a bogey golfer or break par on the regular, chances are you stand to benefit from all the advantages these irons provide.

As golfers, we’re always looking for the best of both worlds when it comes to distance and forgiveness. That was the thought behind the TaylorMade P790 irons. They proved to be some of the most explosive and forgiving irons TaylorMade has ever released. But the company also realized better ball strikers wanted the same benefits with more playability. It’s those golfers that the P770 irons are meant for. While you don’t have to be a Tour-level player to reap the benefits of these irons, they probably aren’t the best choice if you’re new to the game or struggle hitting irons consistently. In that case, the P790 irons might be a better option.

At first glance, the Srixon Z785 Irons look like a good player’s club. And they are. Their compact profile, thin top line, and minimal offset are the look that a lot of better players prefer. But just because you aren’t a scratch player doesn’t mean you don’t stand to benefit from these irons too. They offer ample forgiveness and provide sufficient distance. That makes them appealing to everyone from mid-handicappers to scratch players. If you’re new to the game of golf however, an iron with a larger sweet spot and some more forgiveness might be a better choice.

The Mizuno JPX921 Hot Metal Irons aren’t meant for advanced players looking to optimize feel, control, and playability. The company makes plenty of other quality irons for this type of player.
Instead, this iteration of the JPX921s is meant for players looking for maximum distance and forgiveness. This is the type of player that has trouble getting the ball in the air, making solid contact, and wants more distance out of their irons. If the latter sounds like you and you haven’t yet hit the JPX921s, you’re missing out.

As we mentioned in the opening, Ping is known for making some of the most forgiving clubs in the game. They’re all about maximizing MOI, even to the point where some of their previous clubs have sacrificed distance.
With that said, the i59s are considered an advanced player’s club. Their sleek profile and small heads don’t have as big a sweet spot as some of their game improvement irons.
If you’ve been playing the game for a while however, and want feel, control, and workability more than distance and forgiveness, the Ping i59s are a great choice.

You won’t find Callaway Mavrik Irons in the bags of many Tour Pros. That’s because the game’s best players prioritize feel and playability. That doesn’t mean the Mavrik Irons won’t deliver on those fronts, just that they’re meant more for distance and forgiveness. And that’s where amateurs like you and I stand to benefit the most. Unless you’re a low handicap with expert ball-striking prowess, the Callaway Mavrik irons are sure to improve your ball striking throughout the bag.

The TaylorMade Sim 2 Max irons are the perfect club for any golfer looking for more distance and forgiveness.These clubs are packed with cutting-edge technology that’s designed to help average golfers strike their irons more consistently. If you’re an advanced golfer and put an emphasis on playability, feel, and responsiveness, the Sim 2 Max irons might not be what you’re after. For everyone else though, these clubs have something to offer. 

Ever since its founding, PXG has had a reputation of making some of the most expensive golf clubs on the market.  They didn’t make any bones about it either.  They say their clubs are superior and by all accounts a lot of golfers agree. But during pandemic-stricken 2021, company founder Bob Parsons did something no one was expecting.  He introduced the 0211 irons at a price that vastly undercut the competition.  Why?  It’s anybody’s guess.  Maybe he felt sorry for us golfers who were stuck inside like everyone else. Whatever the case may be, the 0211 irons remain some of the most popular on the market, even in 2022. One of the major reasons is that they can benefit just about any golfer.

BombTech came into existence in 2012.  From the outset, the company’s mission was to make premium golf equipment designed to help amateurs get the most out of their game. For the past decade, they’ve lived up to that expectation and golfers have taken notice. The company’s latest introduction are the 3.0 Black Irons.  Not only do these irons look sleek and bold, they’re some of the most forgiving, longest irons you’ll find anywhere.

Are you sick of paying the equivalent of a green fee for premium golf balls?  Do think to yourself, there goes another $5 every time you lose a ball?  We know that feeling at Golfer’s Authority, and it’s a painful one. You’re probably familiar with it as well.  It’s like paying extra for the glass your beer comes in at the end of the round.  Ludicrous. Thankfully, a company in Germany saw the exorbitant price of premium golf balls and decided to do something about it. Vice has cut out the middleman and ships directly to consumers. That allows them to undercut much of the competition and deliver the savings to golf geeks like you and I.
The company’s flagship ball is the Vice Pro Plus. Made for low to mid-handicappers, this ball delivers the best of both worlds – distance and exceptional feel and control.

Golfers that play Mizuno clubs are loyal to the brand by and large. We only see that phenomenon continuing with the JPX921 forged irons. Situated between the brand’s tour and game improvement models, most any golfer can find benefits with these irons. They’re especially geared toward players that like a clean, traditional look, and appreciate quality.
The JPX 921s are some of the best feeling, forgiving, and precisely tuned irons on the market. If you appreciate quality, and expect the most from your irons, the JPX921s are for you.

Unlike a lot of irons that are geared toward a specific type of player, the ZX5s can benefit golfers of all different playing abilities. The company touts these clubs as players’ distance irons. If you’re someone that wants more consistency and overall improved performance out of your irons, the ZX5s are filled with plenty of technology to help you out. At the same time, if you prefer a sleek, traditional looking iron, and prioritize playability and feel, these irons have plenty to offer you too.

While there are a wide range of players that have the G425 irons in their bag, they were originally designed for mid to high handicappers that had trouble getting the ball in the air and needed more forgiveness. It didn’t take long for word to get out about these clubs.  As a result, you can now find them in the hands of everyone from rank beginners to scratch players. In the year since these clubs were released, it’s become more than apparent that just about anyone can reap the benefits the Ping G425s have to offer.

If you’re just learning the game, you should be playing clubs that offer plenty of forgiveness and help you get the ball in the air. If this sounds like you, the Srixon ZX7 irons aren’t the best choice.
However, if you’ve been playing for a while and put more of an emphasis on control and shot making, then you probably want an iron that’s a little more compact and easier to manipulate. That’s precisely what this iron offers. While there are some elements of forgiveness in its design, the emphasis is on traditional looks, clean looks, soft feel, and responsiveness.

Not only are the Callaway X Hot irons some of the most popular game improvement irons ever made, they don’t cost an arm and a leg either. That’s especially true today as golf clubs depreciate faster than just about anything else a consumer can buy. While the modest price of the X Hot irons is certainly attractive, the design and technological features these clubs boast remains cutting-edge, even to this day. For any golfer looking for more distance, forgiveness, and exceptional responsiveness from their irons, Callaway X Hot irons should be a top consideration.

When these irons first hit the shelves, they were all the rage. Even the best players in the world had them in their bag. Everyone was a fan of hot and forgiving these clubs were. It quickly became apparent that these clubs were most beneficial for higher handicaps that struggle with consistent ball striking. While TaylorMade has certainly released plenty of top-notch irons since the days of the R7’s, these clubs remain one of their most popular models.

I’m beginning to doubt whether the club designers at TaylorMade ever sleep. It seems like every time I turn around, they’re coming out with a new club or product.  And despite such frequent release dates, this company never churns out a bad club. They’re back at it again in 2022 and the latest release is the new Stealth driver.  Even though it’s still early in the year, this club appears to be a hot one.  We’re talking about explosive distance and all sorts of new technological and design features, aimed at helping you find more fairways and gain more distance. 

Since the onset of COVID-19, golf has witnessed an explosion of new people taking an interest in the game. The truth is most folks are brand new to it. Maybe they’ve been to the driving range a time or two, or played a little when they were younger, but for all intents and purposes, they’re just starting out. As such, equipment manufacturers have recognized the need for equipment geared toward these types of golfers. Especially when it comes to irons. TaylorMade is one of the industry leaders in this regard, and Stealth irons are their latest introduction in the game improvement category. These irons are packed with technology and early reports are that they’re some of the most forgiving TaylorMade has ever produced. Let’s dig deeper.

Titleist has a reputation for being a “players’” brand. Sure, they certainly make some of the best equipment in the game for better golfers. However, they also know that it’s just as important to cater to players of all abilities. They take pride in helping those less skilled enjoy the game as much as possible. The latter are the players the T300 irons are meant for. If you have trouble getting the ball in the air or making solid contact with your traditional irons, the T300 irons could very well make all the difference in the world.

The TaylorMade Sim 2 Max irons are the perfect club for any golfer looking for more distance and forgiveness.These clubs are packed with cutting-edge technology that’s designed to help average golfers strike their irons more consistently. If you’re an advanced golfer and put an emphasis on playability, feel, and responsiveness, the Sim 2 Max irons might not be what you’re after. For everyone else though, these clubs have something to offer.