Tool
Find the iron set that fits your game.
Answer three questions about your budget, where you strike it and what matters most. We’ll show the reason for every answer.
- Iron sets researched
- 34
- With a current price
- 30
Your matches
“Yes” and “Look elsewhere” are listed by price, lowest first. “Maybe” lists the iron sets that meet the most of your answers first, then by price.
What this tool does and does not use
It uses the makers’ own descriptions.
The iron type (“Game improvement”, “Players”, “Blade” and so on) and any forgiveness claim come from each maker’s product page. One maker’s “game improvement” is not calibrated against another’s, and “most forgiving” means most forgiving within that maker’s own range. Neither is a measurement, and we never compare them across brands.
Some makers don’t say.
Of the 34 iron sets here, we have the maker’s iron type for 16 and a forgiveness claim for 7. When a maker doesn’t say, the result is a “maybe” that tells you so.
A fitting matters more with irons.
Lofts, lie angle, length and shaft change how any set performs for you, and they depend on your swing. This tool only narrows which heads to try; a fitting is how you get the lofts, lie and shafts right.
Each price is for one set makeup.
Sets are sold with different clubs and shafts, and each result says which set the price is for. A different makeup can cost more or less.
What “Yes” means
The maker’s own description and the current price match your answers. Hit it before you buy if you can. How we research.