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Takomo · Irons

Takomo 101 Mk2

3 reviewers
80

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

The long, forgiving one.

They agree

  • +Fastest and longest of the range
  • +Holds speed on low strikes
  • +Soft, solid sound for a hollow body
  • +Looks thinner than it is

The knocks

  • −Plain finish, nothing special to look at
  • −No 3 or 4 iron
  • −Direct to consumer only, no fitting

Buy it ifyou want maximum forgiveness and distance without a four figure price

Skip it ifyou want a fitting or long irons in the set

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The verdicts.

James Robinson Golf

Mid-handicap everyman reviews

Loved it

“That felt remarkable. That felt absolutely fantastic”

The king of forgiveness in the new Mark II lineup; longest of the three, remarkably soft-feeling, and now visually in line with the rest of the range.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 2 cons
  • +Longest of the trio: up to 178-yard carry, 120 ball speed with a 7-iron
  • +Remarkably soft feel for a hollow body
  • +Sleeker, smaller look than the old 101 while keeping forgiveness
  • −Some front-to-back dispersion between his first two shots
  • −No proper in-person fitting via the DTC model

For: Golfers who want maximum forgiveness without spending 1,000 pounds on a set

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Michael Newton Golf

On-course, season-long club tests

Liked it

The game improvement model in the 2026 Takomo range is the fastest and longest of the three, with a solid sound and surprisingly healthy spin for a 29-degree 7-iron.

+ the facts · 6 pros · 3 cons
  • +Fastest ball speed, lowest spin and longest of the three models
  • +Still held 5,300 spin and a 48-degree land angle despite the strong loft
  • +Low face strike still produced 124 mph ball speed and 181 yards
  • −Very plain looking, nothing snazzy about the finish
  • −No 3 or 4 iron in the set
  • −Direct-to-consumer only, so no fitting or trialling before you buy

For: Golfers chasing forgiveness, ball speed and distance who know their specs

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SAS Golf

UK coach, honest equipment takes

Liked it

“if you want distance, if you want forgiveness, and you want Takomo, the 101 Mark II”

The most forgiving and most powerful iron in the new Takomo lineup, an easy pick for high handicappers who want distance and forgiveness.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons
  • +Most forgiving head in the lineup
  • +Most powerful, maintains launch while dropping spin on mishits
  • +Thin top line despite offset, some workability
  • −Can go too far for a rapidly improving fast-swinging beginner

For: High handicappers struggling to break 100 who want distance and forgiveness

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