Irons

Initially, Nike entered the golf market with a focus on golf shoes and apparel. The brand signed Seve Ballesteros and Curtis Strange in 1985, before working with the legendary Tiger …

MacGregor claims to be “the greatest name in golf.” Though bold, it’s difficult to argue with the claim — MacGregor clubs have been used to win 59 majors in the …

First established back in the 1930s, Titleist is known for its quality golf equipment. Having initially poured focus into producing the perfect golf ball — the ProV1 — the brand …

Mizuno began manufacturing sports equipment in Japan back in 1913. Initially focused on baseball gear, the company introduced golf equipment in 1933. Without a doubt, Mizuno irons are some of …

In the early 1980s, Ely Callaway began selling golf clubs out the back of his car. Nearly 40 years later, his company is still producing them at the highest level. …

For over 40 years, TaylorMade has created dozens of golf irons used by tour professionals and everyday golfers alike. My first set of irons was the TaylorMade RAC OS — …

Ping is undoubtedly one of the largest golf club manufacturers in the world — around 1 in 3 PGA Tour professionals use their equipment today. The story of Ping began …

As amateur golfers, we all go through rough patches with our iron shots. Yet, it’s difficult to know if it’s a problem with our swing or the equipment we’re using. …

Many golfers make the mistake of using a set of irons that doesn’t fit their swing. Think about how small the sweet spot is on even the most forgiving irons. …

Until recently, I struggled hugely with hitting my irons excessively high and short. There’s nothing worse than a high, floaty ball flight with very little distance. The problem compounds when …

When I first got my hands on a set of Ping irons, nothing stood out to me about the design more than the interesting notch in the hosel. In fact, …