James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“It's literally like cheating. These are very good.”
Srixon's new 2026 game-improvement iron feels like a premium forged club, goes a long way without ballooning stupidly, and had him calling it literally like cheating and potentially the most underrated iron of 2026.
+ the facts · 7 pros · 4 cons− the facts
- +Feels incredible, as good as a proper premium forged iron, thanks to the new i-alloy steel that is softer than 431
- +MainFrame face keeps ball speed on mishits while dampening sound
- +Long but not embarrassingly so: 4-iron 221 total, 8-iron 162, PW 139, with decent low-6000s spin
- −Offset occasionally pulled a shot left for him
- −Bad strikes still cost around 15 yards
- −Strong lofts mean gapping into your wedges needs thought
For: Mid to high handicappers, like a 12 handicapper with no single-figure ambitions, who want forgiveness and distance without losing shot-making
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