The P770 irons leaned more toward forgiveness with testers finding them reliable even on mishits. Their ability to deliver consistent distance and accuracy made them a favorite for mid-handicap ...

There is plenty of control on offer in these lower lofted irons, such as the five iron, which can still stop the ball quickly ...

Ping designed this game-improvement iron with a shorter face height and blade length, plus a lower center of gravity to ...

Srixon developed a new forging process that allowed the brand to use softer materials in its irons for enhanced feel, then ...

Let's get into it. The JPX 925 forged irons are ideally suited to low to mid handicap golfers. The workability and feel on offer will undoubtedly appeal to the better golfer, but there is still a ...

Joe Ferguson takes the new Srixon ZXi5 iron out on the course to put it through its paces and see what golfers can expect ...

Additionally, I found the ZXi7 irons initiated really good spin and launch to form what I believe is an extremely playable club for a low to mid handicap golfer. Golfers up to and around the 12 ...

For the AWT 3.0 shaft, PING partnered with Nippon to produce a “modified, nonlinear weight progression.” Again, this results in lighter long and mid irons and heavier wedges. The regular flex version ...

Conversely the thin urethane cover increases clubface interaction for feel and spin with the irons. The 2025 version has a lower compression and a redesign ... to also minimise spin rate for lower ...

In years gone by, when brands launched a set of irons alongside their metal wood line, they have often been aimed at high handicappers in the game improvement sector. However, this year ...