Equipment guide: Irons under £400 - MD Golf Superstrong, Cleveland CG7 and Benross VX6 irons
Your equipment guide plus reviews and pictures of a selection of six new sets of irons under £400
4. MD Golf Superstrong irons £299 (5-SW and two hybrids)
The long irons in the set are replaced with two forgiving hybrids. The large headed irons have a thick sole and top line, as well as the over-sized head, all for improved playability.
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5. Cleveland CG7 irons £399 (4-PW)
Gelback technology has been advanced with a 360° dampener that reduces vibrations and provides consistent feel across the face. A micro cavity moves weight lower and deeper in the head.
Available from mid February - reviews and gallery to follow
6. Benross VX6 irons £229 (5-PW and one hybrid)
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A wide sole, large thin face and extreme perimeter weighting all combine to improve forgiveness. The thickness of the top line and the offset is progressive from short to long irons.
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