Golf Monthly
UK magazine, season-long testing
“there's a number of irons I would play that cost around half the price”
A genuinely solid game improvement iron with premium feel and great turf interaction, but no new technology and a price roughly double what similar-performing rivals cost.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 5 cons− the facts
- +Very soft, premium, muted feel rare in the game improvement category
- +Excellent turf interaction from the heel-cut sole
- +Numbers nearly identical to a proven mid-handicap iron with very tight spin consistency
- −Around £360/$375 per iron, pricier than most premium sets
- −No genuinely new technology, an amalgamation of ideas seen elsewhere
- −Busy, brash looks with digital-style numbering he dislikes
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