Golf Monthly Verdict

There is no offset on these irons which will suit the eye of mid to low handicappers. There is plenty of feedback from all shots, if you miss hit one you know about it. They are certainly more forgiving than blades, but require a better strike than full cavity back irons.

Reasons to buy

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This set is definetely more forgiving than blades.

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By Neil Tappin

published 14 May 2008

A forged combo set designed for the low handicapper. Progressive blade heights, blade lengths, offset, topline, center of gravity and moment of inertia.

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