Cheap Irons
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The price of clubs can vary greater, matching the correct clubs to your game is vital. And paying more money is not always an indication that the clubs will improve your game. Cheaper clubs tend to help a player with a low handicap, whereas more expensive clubs are usually less forgiving and ideal for high handicapper. However, that is just is a general guide. If you are at a loss for which club to buy, the best advice is to take your questions to your local golf club or retail centre.
The price range of iron sets can be categorised as,
- £50-£200
- Suitable for beginners and most golfers, forgiving clubs.
- Brands
- Ben Sayer M2
- Nike CCI
- Ram SDX
- Yonex VM-1
- Brands
- Suitable for beginners and most golfers, forgiving clubs.
- £200-£400
- Good combination of performance and forgiving nature.
- Brands
- Cleveland CG
- Cobra FP-08
- Mizuno MX-100
- Nike SQ
- TaylorMade XD
- Titleist 775.CB
- Wilson Staff Ci7
- Brands
- Good combination of performance and forgiving nature.
- £400-£800
- Ideal for the experienced golfer, provide enhanced accuracy, forgiveness,
distance.
- Brands
- Bridgestone Golf J36 Blade
- Callaway X-22
- Mizuno MX-200
- Titleist 608ZM
- Wilson Staff FG59
- Yonex Nanospeed i Combo
- Brands
- Ideal for the experienced golfer, provide enhanced accuracy, forgiveness,
distance.
- £800-£1500
- Designed for advanced game improvement, aimed at high handicap
golfers.
- Brands
- Callaway FT
- Callaway FT i-brid
- Callaway FT
- Brands
- Designed for advanced game improvement, aimed at high handicap
golfers.
- £1500+
- Using the very best materials, high performance playing irons.
- Brands
- Mizuno MP-100 Forged Irons
- Brands
- Using the very best materials, high performance playing irons.
The £200-£400 and £400-£800 price categories contain the most extensive number of club models. Sets of irons costing over £800 are sparse, which is not surprising, as they are designed for golfers with a high handicap.
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