Superstrong Tungsten Ti

Looks, blade size, weight ad crisp strike feel all spot-on. Hard to fault and highly impressive for a non-premium brand.
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These irons deliver an all-round good performance.
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Titanium faces allow heavier clubhead perimeters to help increase forgiveness benefits. Tungsten cartridges set low and deep in the long irons should make them easier to flight.
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