We here at SirShanksAlot.com have followed Tommy Armour pretty closely for the past few years. We’ve watched them make a slow turn in the right direction after years of financial hardship.
Iron Reviews
Titleist 804OS Iron Review
The Titleist 804 is an interesting iron. It's not really a game improvement iron… it lacks the extreme forgiveness and sole weighting that a high handicapper needs. It's not really a "player's iron" it has some offset, something that a good player doesn't want or need.
TaylorMade RAC CGB Iron Review
This summer TaylorMade decided to add one more iron to their already convoluted, overpopulated iron family and the RAC CGB (Centre of Gravity Back) was born. The CGB is TaylorMade's most forgiving, most technologically advanced iron ever.
Tommy Armour Morph Iron Review
The great Tommy Armour resurrection has begun. The company has gone through some really tough times as of late and their equipment has suffered because of it.
Nike SQ SUMO Hybrid/Iron Review
Nike Golf struck gold with the Slingshot iron. It was one of the most forgiving irons in the game improvement category and it solidified Nike’s spot in the category. The SUMO SQ Hybrid/Iron set is the latest from Nike Golf and the company is hoping it can now take the hybrid iron market by storm…
Ping i5 Iron Review
One of the most talked about golf companies as we head into 2006 is Ping. Ping had a bit of an off-year in 2005 in terms of sales but they are back with a completely revamped club lineup for the upcoming season. The i5 irons seem to have the biggest buzz right now and for good reason.
Cleveland CG2 Iron Review
Blades are quickly becoming a thing of the past… companies are finding new ways to make clubs that have blade-like feel and looks while providing the forgiveness of a cavity.
Mizuno MP-32 Iron Review
For years Mizuno has been regarded as one of the best iron makers on the planet. Their patented Grain Flow Forging gives them one of the softest and most consistent metals available.
Wilson Pi5 Iron Review
Wilson used to be on the top of the world. If you were a player back in the day, you probably played a Wilson iron. Even last year… we had so many people come in my shop talking about the days of the Wilson Staff… “why don’t they make the Staff anymore?”, “I used to love my Wilson Staff irons and now I can’t find them in stores anymore”.
Mizuno MP-60 Iron Review
Mizuno could be the best iron manufacturer on the planet. Plain and simple… they get it. They know what golfers want and they deliver time and time again. The company has an iron for almost every level of golfer although their specialty seems to lie in forged irons for the more accomplished player. The MP-60 is the newest iron in this category.