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The clubs are sold direct, so there's no shop margin and no tour-player contracts in the price. What's left is the cost of making a good iron.
More distance and forgiveness than a blade, in a clean players' shape. If you sit outside that range, one of the other two irons fits better.
A wider sole and more help on mishits, for higher handicaps.
See it →Distance and forgiveness in a compact head, for handicaps 5 to 25.


| Set | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW · 7 clubs |
| Material | 17-4 stainless steel, hollow body |
| Handicap range | 5 to 25 |
| Builds | Stock or custom |
The three things reviewers bring up most, usually against the big-brand set they replaced.
From the review summary · 259 reviewsOne golfer wrote that he was nervous about a brand he couldn't try in a shop, until he read how the company answered problems in the reviews.
Paraphrased from a verified reviewMentioned in a few reviews.
Use your 7-iron carry distance on the slider above. Unsure? The 60-second fit quiz narrows it down.
No. Custom builds are made to your specs and are final sale. Stock builds can be returned within 30 days.
Defects in build quality, such as a head or hosel failing in normal play, for two years from delivery.
It's built for handicaps from 5 to 25. Higher handicaps get more help from the game-improvement iron; low handicaps may prefer the tour iron.

Stock builds ship first and come with 30-day returns.