While most of the golfing world focus on the high MOI driver race, many great golf clubs are flying under the radar. The CCI Forged could be the best irons that Nike has ever made but they are in danger of getting lost in the square SUMO shadow.
Iron Reviews
Callaway X-Tour Iron Review
It used to be that “Callaway” and “players irons” never went together in a sentence… unless the sentence was “Callaway doesn’t make very many players irons”. That’s not who they were.
Callaway X-18 Iron Review
The "X" line has been a staple for Callaway Golf for a number of years now. It was the X-12, then the X-14, the X-16 and now the X-18. Each iron brought with it a series of subtle changes but the overall look of the iron remained the same. Was the newer version better than the old one? Maybe. Did it look different than the old one? Yes.
Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Iron Review
This has been the most talked about Callaway iron in a long time and it continues to make waves at a retail level. Let's go back a bit and talk about how the Fusion iron came about…
Wilson Di5 Iron Review
Wilson promised to make some waves in 2005. They were determined to get back to what made them a great company. They brought back the Wilson Staff line… and filled it full of quality equipment.
Ping S59 Iron Review
Ping seems to have a more loyal customer base than anybody else in the golf industry. Most people after buying a set of Ping golf clubs seem to stay with Ping for the rest of their playing days.
TaylorMade R7 XD Iron Review
I think the only thing that the 2005 TaylorMade iron line was lacking was a solid “game improvement in betweenie”… let me explain. A customer comes in my shop and is interested in TaylorMade irons.
Mizuno MP-37 Iron Review
In an industry where the trend is to make golf clubs bigger, more forgiving, and more for the beginner, it is refreshing to know that a company like Mizuno still offers a wide array of "players" clubs.
Mizuno MX-17 Iron Review
Mizuno is mainly recognized as a premium golf club maker. Their irons are considered to be among the best in the world and they are a definite leader in the forged iron market.
Callaway 2008 Big Bertha Iron Review
The name “Callaway Golf” has always been synonymous with forgiveness. The company has made some of the finest game improvement clubs in recent history… many featuring the “Big Bertha” name. There have been seven versions of the Big Bertha iron… each offering a bit more forgiveness than the last. Callaway calls the 2008 Big Bertha irons “the most forgiving all-stainless steel set of golf clubs we’ve ever made”. What do our readers and Advisory Team think of the newest Big Bertha iron? Let’s find out…