Nike VR Pro Cavity irons
Nike VR Pro Cavity irons review
The firm feel gives the impression of added distance in the longer clubs, but they lacked high levels of feedback in the shorter clubs. The feel through impact is not the key benefit here. The head design produces a lower trajectory than you might expect from a game-improvement design, and this resulted in a penetrating flight, with plenty of run from the longer irons. The long irons are very forgiving, particularly considering the heads aren’t the biggest. Slight misses in both the heel and the toe still produced solid distances. Distance control Yardage gaps between clubs were surprisingly consistent through the set. Players looking for all-out distance should try the SQ MachSpeed, which fly further. PGA pro verdict Good looks, although slightly too much ‘polished chrome’ which seems to cheapen the visual somewhat. Performance throughout the set was solid and the flight was consistent, as you would expect from the VR range. The Opti-Mass weighting system helps the launch angle off the blade, and it was easy to shape and flight. The Dynalite 110 shaft was solid and helped to feel the head weight at impact (John Jacobs).
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